Flat worms, smallmouth hair and Toyota Bonus Bucks for Cox
In a sport filled with ever-changing variables, John Cox, whose current momentum is hotter than Friday night fish fry grease, knows two things for certain – smallmouth bass eat Berkley...
Radio: Weidler, Wendlandt and more
Listen to the latest episode of Bassmaster Radio featuring Bill Weidler, Clark Wendlandt and Neil Paul.
Gear
Gear Review: 13 Fishing Spin Walker
What is it? 13 Fishing Spin Walker What sets it apart? This new creation from 13 Fishing took the traditional topwater walk-the-dog presentation, equipped it with a percussion section and...
On any given Sunday
Congrats to Bill Weidler, who weighed in more than 86 pounds of bronze to win the recent Bassmaster Elite Series event on Lake St. Clair. Winning an Elite event is the...
Gear
Newsweek recognizes Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s has received national accolades for excellence in customer service, receiving “America’s Best-In-State Customer Service 2020” award from Newsweek. The outlet recognized the outdoor retailer...
Madison County team wins Hartwell High School event
ANDERSON, S.C. — Logan Fisher and Will Hart spent hundreds of hours on Lake Hartwell during the past five-plus months of shutdowns and social distancing, and they proved the time...
How-To
Legendary Yelas went old school at St. Clair
Jay Yelas launched his pro career in 1989 by living in a van as a tournament fishing vagabond when gas was $1 a gallon. Now age 54, he is truly...
Bethel University duo wins on Lake Hartwell
ANDERSON, S.C. — Bethel University claimed its second Carhartt Bassmaster College Series presented by Bass Pro Shops title this week as juniors Cody Gregory and Levi Mullins rallied from eighth...
Kayak: Snyders wins with 100 inches
Digital coverage brought to you by Old Town LAKEPORT, Calif. — Dialing in the right type of grass proved essential for Rus Snyders of Nashville, Tenn., who tallied 100 inches...
Juniors: Smith and Horton take win
ANDERSON, S.C. — Lake Smith and Micah Horton live only about an hour from Lake Hartwell, so they weren’t going to let an opportunity to fish in Sunday’s Mossy Oak Fishing...
