Sun shines down on college angler
Most everyone has a person who pushed or inspired them, but for Matthew Palmer, it wasn't a who, it was college bass fishing.
South Carolina spreads native eelgrass
Members distributed the seedlings of native eelgrass to competitors in a tournament and asked them to drop them in their fishing holes.
Habitat placement a team effort
Club members in West Virginia braved freezing weather to plant spider blocks in Summersville Lake to create bass habitat.
How-To
A new hot weather technique
I recently heard an interesting story that may help us with this heat were facing. A guy I know real well ran into a man who has been catching tons of big smallmouth this summer with a modified version of the float-and-fly technique.
College Championship opens door to Classic
The brightest college anglers compete for the championship — and then a berth in the Bassmaster Classic.
Entrepreneur spirit
The collapse of the auto industry in Detroit was devastating to the economy. Brian Metry found himself among the masses without work. But like many here, the Motor City area resident tapped into his resilience to find a way to survive.
Ferguson back in the flow
Art Ferguson is older and wiser- and goes into Day Three feeling a calm confidence.
Northern Open: Three on three
Brian Metry, Jason Christie, and Brian Ward discuss their strategy for Day Three.
A ton of fun at Lake St. Clair
Nearly two tons of bass crossed the scales during the initial weigh-in in Detroit.
Detroit River: Day Two Quotes
Overheard at Northern Open #2
