A case for hydraulic anchors
When I’m on the road, I’m frequently asked about the two “strange” poles extending above of the stern of my boat. “Are they for pulling skiers?” “Are they for dragging...
My Finest Hour: Cobb executes optimal timing to win big at Fork
While Bassmaster Elite pros strive for excellence throughout each event, the right combination of variables occasionally align to create the opportunity for superlative performance. Success hinges on seizing the moment, rising to the occasion and turning in a truly memorable performance. Here’s an example from Brandon Cobb.
BassmastHER Profile: Raegan Davis
Appreciation born of perspective fuels Canadian angler’s fisheries science path.
Why the quietest parts of a lake often hold the biggest surprises
When anglers think about finding bass, they often picture obvious targets — docks, grass lines, flooded timber or rocky points. While those areas consistently produce fish, some of the most rewarding bites come from places that don't look like much at first glance.
One trip — Pasquotank River, anniversary, family vacation
It was wonderful to see how exited my kids were at the weigh-ins. They didn’t care if I had one bass in my bag or a heavy limit, they were proud of me....
Day on the Lake: Davy Hite
DOTL Challenge: Ask a Bass Fishing Hall of Famer to break down a 110,000-acre lake in five hours while we log his every move.
B.A.S.S. rule maker Glen Andrews passes
Tournament pioneer worked with Ray Scott to formulate rules, fill first tournament.
Lessons learned at Albemarle Sound
After placing fourth in last year’s Bassmaster Elite at the Pasquotank River, I finished 58th this time around. On a positive note, what I saw this year taught me a...
10 days to the title
I’m a sucker for a long shot. That’s likely why I’m not a gambler, as underdogs hardly ever win, and my money typically slides that direction for the hope of it all. Is there a...
Looking back at the Pasquotank River
I was pretty tired after fishing the Progressive Bassmaster Elite Series tournament at the Pasquotank River, but it wasn’t just the long days and all the running. I’m tired of...
