California Sends Notice

On June 2, 1932, George W. Perry caught a 22-pound, 4-ounce largemouth bass in Georgia, and, for four decades, the record seemed completely unassailable.

So Long!

I want to start by telling you that this has been one of the greatest weeks of my life, and as the Photo Manager for BASS for the last three decades, that's saying something very special.

A Connecticut Yankee In Ray Scott’s Court

Slightly unprepared for the cold and wind DB covers the Classic for the first time ever on the water. Exposed to the elements, Don is humbled by the dedication and determination of the Classic anglers.

Citrus Slam: Day Four analysis

In this article, you can read which anglers fished the final day of the 2008 Elite Series Citrus Slam and why.

QB Sacked at Kissimmee

In this article, you can read about New York Jets quarterback Chad Pennington and Bassmaster Elite Series angler Jeremy Starks and the fun that these two friends had while bass fishing in Florida.

KVD Wins No. 3

After a tough day of fishing and a five-bass limit weighing only 10-6, Kevin VanDam thought he had let this one slip away.

Jones finally well-rested

In this article, you can read how these past two weeks of Elite Series tournaments in Florida have been a relief for Alton Jones; a well-rested Jones is a more efficient fisherman .

Door Opens For KVD

In this article, you can read how the high winds that made fishing tough for all the Elite Series anglers who made the top 50 cut Friday in the 2008 Bassmaster Elite Series Citrus Slam, opened the door for Kevin VanDam.

Junebug jubilation

In this article, you can read how using the junebug color put the $25,000 prize into Butch Tucker's pocket at the 2008 Citrus Slam.

Citrus Slam: Day Three analysis

In this article, you can read about the frustrations and unpredictability of Florida fishing as anglers compete in the 2008 Elite Series Citrus Slam at Lake Wales, Florida.