Introducing fans of B.A.S.S. for 2018
“Faithful friends…” Dateline: Christmas Eve 2017 “The deepest craving of human nature is the need to be appreciated.”– William James If you read this on Christmas Eve, I want you...
Georgia Nation restores West Point Lake vegetation
LaGrange, Ga. — The Georgia B.A.S.S. Nation has spent the last three years restoring native plants in West Point Lake. About 75 members from 18 adult and high school bass...
Daily Limit: The 12 Dailies of Christmas
The 2017 Bassmaster season offered up so many intriguing story lines, it’s hard to pinpoint the best one. But the Daily Limit winnowed down a list of favorite posts. In...
Our Christmas traditions
I have a lot to be thankful for this Christmas, and I have to say that having my family together tops the list. My oldest daughter Aly went off to...
Bassmaster Radio: Christmas Spectacular
Episode 43: Mark Zona, the Lee Brothers, James Hall and many more Episode 43 – Mark Zona, the Lee Brothers, James Hall and many more Thom made a list of...
Dispelling cold-water myths, part 2
In last week’s column, I offered the reasons I believe that water temperature is overrated when predicting activity levels in bass. Editor’s note: Read part 1. For years we’ve believed...
Marshal Memories: Midgley’s favorite moments
By Myles Midgley My first experience as a Marshal was on the St. Johns River. The fish were spawning, and it seemed like everyone in the field was fishing in...
Second time’s the charm
I can’t begin to explain how amazing 2017 was for my fishing career. The first cast at Oneida Lake in the first Northern Open of the year seems like just...
Gear
Lure trends of the 2017 Elite Season
The 2017 Bassmaster Elite Series spanned four seasons, from February through September, to continually challenge the skills of the sport’s top anglers. Events occurring during the spawn were fewer than...
Conservation News
Giant salvinia returns in Texas
AUSTIN, Texas – Once thought eradicated, giant salvinia has again been confirmed in Texas’ Lake Fork. And this time, it’s probably there to stay. That’s bad news for both fish...
