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West Point: Another learning experience
There’s a big difference between the West Point Lake we fished two years ago and the one we’re fishing today. It’s tough out there; really tough.
World record follies, frauds and hoaxes
Like your world records on the shady side? Then you might enjoy a few more of the most notable "records" we've seen, including an April Fool's breaking story.
Junior Collis dead at 83
It was Collis who taught the sport's greatest plastic worm angler one of the most productive ways to rig the bait.
Commitment counts for Hawk
Strong-willed angler has history of putting his suitcase where his goals are.
Casting for the gold
One of my favorite Bassmaster.com columnists, Bernie Schultz, recently wrote about the Olympics and posited the idea that if shooting sports were included in the games, maybe fishing should be there, too. It was an interesting idea.
The Coastal Conservation Association
I'm proud to be involved in the Coastal Conservation Association. Let me tell you about their cause.
Classic attendee focuses on helping kids
At the Bassmaster Classic, fishing might be all about competition, but to Malik Wilder fishing means one thing: Finding Inspiration, Sharing Hope.
Fear and loathing at bass camp
A trip to Montgomery Lake to catch a descendant of George Perry's world-record largemouth goes horribly awry.
Martens’ hectic journey
Despite several setbacks, Aaron Martens made a run reminiscent of Smokey and the Bandit, only he went from Las Vegas to Montgomery, Ala
A dream come true
Meeting, and weighing in, with Skeet Reese thrills boy with leukemia
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