The Starting Spot: Father-Son Win Challenge Cup, Bass Fishing at Night, and a New Bass Species

In this edition of The Starting Spot:

-Major League Fishing’s Team Challenge Event has concluded with the father-son team of Alton Jones and Alton Jones, Jr., taking the trophy on the St. Clair River. The Joneses landed 26 scorable smallmouth totaling 62 pounds, 1 ounce.

-When it’s hot, and it sure has been hot lately, the bass bite can be dramatically better and more predictable after dark. Let Tyler Brinks fill you in on everything you’ll need to know for successful nighttime bass fishing.

-Some anglers have known for years that there was something different about this little bass they’ve catching in the waters near the Georgia and South Carolina border, but now it’s official. Introducing a handsome little fighter, the Bartram’s bass.

Keeping Up with the Joneses: Father-Son Pro Angler Duo rally to claim Challenge Cup on the St. Clair River

by MLF

It’s Hot Out—Go Night Fishing for Bass Instead

by Tyler Brinks

New Bass Species Discovered in Georgia, South Carolina

by Bob McNally

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