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How-To

Casting with either hand

Hunter Shryock

Over the past several years I’ve been making a concerted effort to teach myself how to cast proficiently with both hands. I’m not where I want to be yet, but...

Picking gifts for picky anglers

Jamie Hartman

I know a lot of people are considering fishing related gifts for friends and family members, but in many cases, the selection may seem overwhelming. Where do you start? How...

Big doings in 2020

Jake Whitaker

Competing on Bassmaster Elite Series tour the past two seasons has been a life-changing experience for me. An even more important event will take place sometime next summer when I...

Gear

Repowered and recharged

Cory Johnston

It’s been a pretty crazy offseason so far. The bad news is, I’ve done virtually no prep work for the upcoming season. I’m hoping to have my boat here by...

My December mind dump

Micah Frazier

This is the time of year when a lot of us are tending to business. We’re negotiating contracts, ordering and organizing tackle, going back and forth with the factory on...

Learning to adjust when conditions change

Chad Pipkens

Anglers who competed in Brandon Card’s 4th Annual College & High School Open learned a lesson about fishing that even we pros have a hard time grasping. Last weekend, I...

Thank you, Carl

Mark Zona

The 2019 Bassmaster Elite season was full of drama, surprises and great memories. Yet, as I look back, perhaps one of the most memorable events of the season was how...

Gear

Offseason meet and greets

Bernie Schultz

When you hear an Elite Series angler mention the phrase “offseason,” don’t be fooled. There’s really no such thing. Even when we’re not on tour, we’re prepping and planning for...

How-To

Go with finesse this winter

John Crews

With the water temperatures getting colder and the bass getting lethargic it might seem like going finesse in the winter is obvious. It is to some, not so much to...

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