This time it’s for real, Part 3
There’s probably no tournament in recent memory that will tell us as much about the importance, or lack thereof, of local knowledge as this year’s GEICO Bassmaster Classic.
Spend a day with your boat
You need to spend a day on your boat when you don't do any fishing at all.
Be the vacuum
To help you catch more fish behind others, B.A.S.S. Times talked with a few of the nation’s top teams and asked: How do you catch fish behind others and win within the crowd?
50-degree magic
It’s my opinion that the 50-degree mark signals the bass to pull closer to the areas where they will spawn later in the spring. It’s an excellent time to catch a boat-load of big, aggressive fish.
Crank ’em up from the cold
Over the years, I’ve learned that one of the most effective techniques for quality-sized winter bass (and one of the least used) is a common lipless crankbait fished faster than you might think.
Casting tips for the bass angler
Yearning for the 100-yard cast? Yeah, me, too. But I’m not holding my breath. There are times, though, when if you could only reach out a few more yards ...
Change for the good
Recently I've added a few things to my fishing equipment that were well out of my comfort zone, and I think each of them helps me.
Tips for targeting bass in wood
Elite Series pro Pete Ponds discusses how he attacks logs and brushpiles in search of big bass.
Don’t let bass ‘snow’ you
As snow pummels those of us around the Midwest, it brings to mind some of my experiences fishing tournaments in snowstorms.
Resolve to fish uncomfortable
As we kick off 2014, I'd like to first wish everyone a Happy New Year. I always enjoy this time of year while I finish putting the hunting gear away and begin prepping for the upcoming fishing season.
