Crawfish don’t jump up and down, says McClelland
During a B.A.S.S. Twitter chat, Mike McClelland told fans to keep a jig on the bottom as much as possible.
How-To
Crankbaitin’ for bass, Part 1
For the next couple of weeks we’re going to talk about crankbaits and bass.
Swindle stayed classy in Classic calamity
Gerald Swindle had a dismal Classic showing at Lake Guntersville, and no
Arizona stocks Roosevelt Lake with bass
Members of the Arizona B.A.S.S. Nation helped stock Roosevelt Lake with half a million bass fry.
How-To
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.
Mossy Oak Bassmaster High School presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors
Custom paint pays entry fees
Nick Fulks paints lures and makes jigs to raise money to pay his tournament entry fees.
It’s anyone’s game on Toledo Bend
This event should fall somewhere in the middle of the previous two events, in terms of where the fish will be positioned. The large majority of bass will likely be getting into their postspawn pattern.
How-To
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.
Adapting to Table Rock’s quirky bass
Table Rock Lake continues to amaze me with how quickly the fish can change patterns.
‘Losing it’ with Mark Davis
This may be sacrilegious for a writer to declare but this year I’m working diligently to remove certain words from my vocabulary. Specifically, I’m trying to limit the use of “lost,” “loser” and “losing” from my articles.
