Topics: B.A.S.S.
This is the week that matters
The Open on Cayuga Lake is over; that event got me pumped up for the final Elite Series tournament on Oneida Lake later this week. It’ll be a challenge because I have so much riding on the outcome, but hey, that’s what this business is all about.
The million dollar catch?
A B.A.S.S. member catches a record bass — but will red tape keep him from collecting a huge cash prize?
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You might have won a Revo reel
B.A.S.S. members, take a minute to double-check your July/August issue of Bassmaster Magazine to see if you’re one of 50 lucky instant winners of a next-generation Abu Garcia reel.
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Accidents or safety violations?
Most of the things we label as accidents are simply violations of accepted safety practices — or in other words, things we did that we should have known better than to do!
Mercer runs half marathon
Dave Mercer's 90-pound weight loss has so far led him to compete in his first half marathon. But what was he thinking about when he finished? Going fishing!
A Look Back - 39 Years of AOY
Narrated by Ken Duke, this slideshow takes a look at the history of the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year award.
Swindle: Junk baits for summer
During the middle of summer, when temperatures begin to spike, bass fishing often morphs from a relaxing endeavor into a battle of wills.
Biffle on shallow summer bass
Despite the scorching summertime heat and blazing sunshine, Tommy Biffle can still fish in his comfort zone on a variety of fisheries throughout the country.
Lucky cookies work for JVD, too
Jonathon VanDam is looking forward to competing Oneida without the pressure of needing a Classic qualification.
West Virginia adds 60 spider blocks
Nine members of the B.A.S.S. Federation Nation of West Virginia constructed 60 spider blocks and installed them in Burnsville Lake.
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