Topics: Brent Conway
Mike McClelland: Finding brushpiles on new water
Elite Series pro Mike McClelland is diligent in seeking offshore locations that attract and hold bass.
Mike McClelland: To jig or Carolina rig?
Elite Series pro Mike McClelland gives advice on jigs.
Terry Butcher: Fishing the slop
When it comes to flipping and pitching, noted power fisherman Terry Butcher is a force to be reckoned with.
Tommy Biffle: Spinnerbaits in the fall
Tommy Biffle's go-to approach for fall involves a flippin' stick and a jig.
Greg Vinson: Fishing fast-falling water
Greg Vinson explains how when the water drops, shallow fish are likely to reposition themselves in deeper water close by. Chances are that you will find them in those secondary adjacent areas.
Monroe: The right lens color
To Elite Series pro Ish Monroe, lens selection is an extremely important component to success on the water.
Mark Tyler: Why certain spots replenish
Mark Tyler explains how to find the "magic spot" where the catch seems endless. He recommends looking fo something that is isolated with many special characteristics.
Marty Robinson: Weighted hooks
Elite Series pro Marty Robinson explains that weighted-bait hook techniques have been around for a while. He talks about how using them allows him to fish faster and cover more ground when the fish are aggressive.
Matt Reed: Go light to fish deep
Elite Series pro Matt Reed outlines scednarios where light bait is effective in the deep waters. Using a light bait can make all the difference in your day.
Matt Reed: Picking the right gear
To be consistent, Elite Series pro Matt Reed advocates using the same gear ratio for nearly every application. There are times however, when he will switch during the spring when flipping heavy cover or for cold weather winter fishing.
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