More on Chris Horton
Lake Hartwell Needs Upgrades
Lake Hartwell, the site of the 2008 Bassmaster Classic, and the surrounding area may be getting some significant upgrades for recreational anglers.
Bass Slam: Profiling The Redeye
The smallest member of the largemouth family may have you seeing red.
National Fish Habitat Conservation Act
Based on the successful model of the Migratory Bird Joint Ventures and the North American Wetlands Conservation Act, which restored waterfowl populations across the country, the National Fish Habitat Action Plan seeks to do for fish what we've done for ducks.
Hamilton to lead U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Sam Hamilton, the FWS Southeast Regional Director since 1997, has recently been appointed Director of the service.
Bass Times: Anglers Lose A Friend
Jim Range was possibly the greatest ally anglers had in the political scene. Tragically, he died Jan. 20, of cancer, at age 63.
2009 B.A.S.S. Slam
A narrated slideshow from the 2009 B.A.S.S. Slam trek. Chris Horton, James Hall and Dave Jones drove over 3,100 miles in a quest to catch bass a crossed the south.
Governors Stand for Sportsmen
In this article, you can read about how on July 17, 2009 sixteen governors from across the country became inaugural members of an organization dedicated to the interests of outdoorsmen.
BASS Slam: The Quest Begins
Once you've won a bass tournament or caught a 10-pounder, what challenge lies ahead with your favorite sport? Bassmaster editors have a dandy for you — they call it the BASS Slam and consider it a must for every serious fisherman's bucket list.
BASS Slam: David Jones
I imagine I'm preaching to the choir when I say there are few things that get an angler's heart racing like a bass exploding on a topwater bait. On Lady Bird Lake in Austin, I had a 5-pound northern strain breach on my plug like the Red October
BASS Slam: Chris Horton
After driving into the early morning hours, we arrived in Austin, Texas, in anticipation of a full day ahead. With only a day left to fish, and the reality that we'd have to cut out the Louisiana swing we had to find a place close by that we could catch a northern from kayaks while we waited for the Guadalupe River outfitters to open their doors.
