Day on the lake with Brandon Card
Welcome to Bassmaster Magazine's Day on the Lake! This month, it’s Brandon Card’s turn to take on a small lake he’s never seen before; he’ll attempt to catch bass for seven hours while we document his every move.
Crankbaitin’ for bass, Part 2
Chris Lane breaks down his crankbaitin' for bass strategy in part 2.
Next stop: The Big Bend!
I’m looking down the road and I see one of the Bassmaster Elite Series events I’m most excited about – Toledo Bend, May 1-4.
Crankbaitin’ for bass, Part 1
For the next couple of weeks we’re going to talk about crankbaits and bass.
Fishing in a crowd
Every tournament fisherman has the perfect plan the night before a tournament: Get to the lake, blast off, go to my best spot and catch the biggest fish with no pressure on the water.
Building the world record bass
Can Dr. Gary Schwarz grow a 23-pound bass? Research, current shock data and his track record indicates that he can.
Punching mats with Rich Howes
Opens angler and 2014 Classic qualifier Rich Howes talks about his technique for punching heavy vegetation in pursuit of a big bite.
Change with the fish
The fish change with the weather, and it's important that we change with them. When things aren't going as we expect, we need to change, too.
Don’t forget the sunscreen on cloudy days
It may not seem like it, but there's nothing stopping you from getting sunburned on a cloudy day.
Tricks of the trade at Table Rock
One technique I would love to come into play is a Trick Worm. Starting when the water temperature hits around 60 degrees and bass start showing up in their spawning grounds, a bright-colored Trick Worm fished weightless on top or just below the surface can be a great technique.
