Welcome to the Gasmaster Classic
Richmond, VA – Last year at this time, stores couldn’t keep toilet paper in stock, but this week the most popular item to hoard seems to be gasoline. For some...
A local uprising
When I was doing quite well early in my career, a local angler asked me how I was able to find the best spots on the lake and out-fish locals...
James River Open provides Brooks with a new lease on life
Richmond, Va. – Like many 20-something anglers, New Jersey’s Brian Brooks had his eyes set on the big prizes – a Classic berth, an Elite Series slot, a career on...
Fantasy Fishing
Fantasy Fishing: Transition time at Guntersville
Lake Guntersville has long been one of the most popular destinations for B.A.S.S. competitions, with a total of 25 events being held on the Tennessee River impoundment in Northern Alabama....
Kayak anglers predict fast fishing at Hartwell B.O.S.
OCEANSIDE, Calif. — One of the most popular fisheries in the Southeast, sprawling Lake Hartwell in Anderson, S.C., is the next stop on the Hobie B.O.S. Anchored by Power-Pole series trail. Fed by...
Carhartt College Series heads to Smith Lake
The Carhartt Bassmaster College Series presented by Bass Pro Shops is at Smith Lake in Cullman, Ala., for the third stop of the 2021 season. I am currently at the...
Gear
Gear Review: Yeti Crossroads Luggage Bag
WHAT IS IT? YETI Crossroads Bags WHAT SETS IT APART? Addressing the needs of traveling anglers, as well as the transportation tasks of everyday life, YETI has expanded its Crossroads...
I try to stay consistent
Over the past few years I’ve led several big tournaments but never won one of them. I suppose I was waiting to do it on my home lake, although I...
James River in good condition for Northern Open
RICHMOND, Va. — Bassmaster Elite pro Bryan Schmitt has fished the James River for over two decades and said he’s impressed with the scenario awaiting anglers at the Basspro.com Bassmaster Northern Open. Competition...
Gear
The new G. Loomis NRX+ series of rods: Premium tools for rabid anglers
Anglers are only as good as their tools. What separates contenders from pretenders? The rods they use to cast farther, detect structure and strikes better, set hooks harder, and fight...
