Fish shallow docks now
Fewer hours of daylight, colder nights and soon the days of going fishing in my Carhartt shorts and t-shirts will be replaced with long pants and warm jackets. This annual...
My Honey Badger nickname explained
“Why do they call you the Honey Badger?” Without a doubt, this is the most common question I get from fishing fans I meet at tournaments and sports shows across...
Latest Industry News
Go big with your drop shot rig
Something was going on at Mille Lacs that I think you will find interesting. Many of the anglers, myself included, upsized our drop shot rigs to take advantage of the...
St. Croix Bassmaster Opens
Opens angler profile: Dipalma vs. his nemesis
After the first two Bassmaster Northern Opens of 2016, New Jersey’s Greg Dipalma found himself in fifth place in the AOY standings, only seven points below the top spot. He...
Gear
Gear Review: Hookset Lures Black Mamba pattern
What is it? Hookset Lures in a Black Mamba color pattern What sets it apart? Hookset Lures brings a killer night-fishing pattern to a traditional line of baits. The Black...
From Bull Shoals to Houston
I want to end up touting the 2017 GEICO Bassmaster Classic today and claim that anyone who has ever heard of a bass needs to show up for this event...
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Aurora club contributes to charity through swim for fourth consecutive year
ORILLIA, Ontario — Aurora Bassmasters Club member Wil Wegman competed in the 25th Anniversary Orillia Sun City Swim and finished as the top fundraiser for the charity event Aug. 6...
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The making of Gerald Swindle
The homemade sugar biscuits were wrapped in aluminum foil and stowed in a knapsack with a Thermos of coffee, a cup for dipping, drinking water and a handful of battered...
Baggett takes tough lessons to Red River
MANSFIELD, Ark. — When Jason Baggett was at the first Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open of the season, his trolling motor blew. He texted his son, Greyson, who is...
B.A.S.S. will allow 10-foot rods in 2017
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The 40-year-old rule that has limited Bassmaster tournament competitors to rods that were 8 feet or shorter will be changed for 2017, allowing competitors to use rods...
