B.A.S.S. Nation
Submit your 2011 project now
On the heels of awarding its 2010 Berkley Conservation Institute Awards, Berkley is asking for Federation clubs to submit their projects for the 2011 awards.
How-To
Think shallow
September has been a crazy month. It’s usually pretty warm, but this year the weather has been unusually cool, especially the nights. That means the smallmouth are shallower than normal.
Gear
Daiwa’s T-Wing reels go long
Daiwa claims these reels cut back on backlashes and reduce friction when casting thanks to a “T”-shaped line guide aperture.
Teaming up with the Lions
I recently agreed to participate in an upcoming charity bass event that already has become a big thrill for me and my family.
Surprised myself
Valerie surprised herself, casting the entire rainy day and equaling her dad's weight.
One bass yet celebration of life
My first day of fishing at Oneida Lake was a disaster, but Valerie made it a celebration of life.
Howell seeking fun, revenge
Alabama native Randy Howell hadn’t fished the two previous Northern Opens. So what was he doing all the way north at Oneida Lake this week?
Big F-Ish
Ish Monroe had some fun on Oneida Lake and holds the lead after the first day of the Northern Open.
St. Croix Bassmaster Opens
2012 Opens schedule revealed
B.A.S.S. announced the 2012 schedule today for a three-division Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Open circuit that will hit nine bass fisheries in nine different states.
Eve of competition
With a long day, it's a short story from Hicks on the eve of the Northern Open.
