Highway threatens Potomac River health

The most productive tributary of the Potomac River bass fishery is at risk. And in a disturbing turn, those who promote Mattawoman Creek as a destination for anglers favor the development that could trigger its destruction.

Alabama spotted bass invade Tennessee

Alabama spotted bass invade the Volunteer State

Potomac smallmouth

Recently completed research on the presence of female reproductive cells in male smallmouth bass has led fisheries scientists to conclude that the "intersex condition" is now present throughout the Potomac River's expansive watershed.

How to add fish attractors to waters

How to add fish attractors to local waters

Heavy rains refill Golden State

Torrential rains late last year caused plenty of havoc for California, but the influx of freshwater has also served to overcome the Golden State's drought conditions and refill many of its top bass fisheries.

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Smallmouth roam

Tim Kubetz has some revealing information to share with smallmouth bass anglers, following a radio telemetry study he conducted as his senior research project at Wildlands Science Research Center Charter School.

Unrealized potential for Louisiana Delta

Unrealized potential for Louisiana Delta habitat restoration

Largemouth bass virus

Preliminary findings suggest that Largemouth Bass Virus (LMBV) once again has damaged a bass fishery, this time at Kerr Lake/Buggs Island on the Virginia-North Carolina border.

Texas meeting attracts biologists

Texas meeting attracts biologists and anglers

Grant money will promote safety

Financed by a $4,000 grant, the Michigan BASS Federation Nation (MBFN) is creating a brochure and display to emphasize the importance of using engine cutoff switches in bass boats.