Bass Wars
Cayuga Lake: A fresh start
The final Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Northern Open is right around the corner. On August 16 — the first day of competition — we’ll launch our boats on a new body of water, Cayuga Lake in New York.
Tips for mid-season boat maintenance
It’s the first of August. That means it’s time to do a little mid-season maintenance on your rig.
Tracey & Morgan’s Elixir
There’s a happening among professional anglers called tournament hangover. It’s what happens after the first cut when you wake up and realize that the tournament didn’t go your way. All the anticipation is over. Reality has arrived. You feel awful, tired, stiff and cranky.
My phone and Walden Pond
OK, so I’m up in Detroit getting ready for the Open. It’s Sunday, and I’m telling Tracey I love her while I’m trying to fish. I hit a wave. The boat lurches. My phone jumps up in the air. I claw for it. There’s a small splash.
High Five props & Dramamine
As most of you know, I fish a lot on the Great Lakes. There’s no doubt in my mind that they’re the best smallmouth fisheries on the planet.
Chasing Green Bay smallies
The Mystery Lake is no more. We’re on Green Bay, off of Lake Michigan, doing the best we can with the wind, reduced fishing waters and a tough bite. The wind was especially nasty on Monday.
The Grove City pit stop
I’ve been fishing my tail off for the past few weeks — four tournaments in four weeks — and traveling nonstop. To my surprise, and delight, the route from Richmond, Va., to La Crosse, Wis., took me right past my home of Grove City, Ohio.
Thanks to the B.A.S.S. tournament crew
I've been thinking about the B.A.S.S. tournament staff and all the things they do to put together a successful bass tournament. When you stop to think about it, you quickly realize it isn’t an easy job.
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