Topics: Georgia
Naval officer serves as Marshal
David Holloway chose to spend his leave time in the boat with the pros at the St. Johns River Showdown.
100 Best Bass Lakes of 2012
If you’ve ever considered making a bucket list of lakes to fish, don’t bother, we’ve done it for you. Here, in order, are the best bass lakes in the country. Now, set forth and fish them all.
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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.
Alabama rig: Supply, demand and morality
Unless you have connections, you can't even get one yet, but when you do, how should you use it?
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Georgia club improves Oconee habitat
Water willows in Lake Oconee add shoreline vegetation, nursery habitat and ambush cover.
The local connection
Playing off youthful memories of her days at Muskogee High, Janet Parker rode her local knowledge of the Arkansas River to a limit on Day One.
Kennedy’s Continuing Education
As the son of a former Bassmaster Classic competitor, Steve Kennedy got more home schooling than most anglers, yet he welcomes competing against more knowledgeable anglers.
Final Five Set in College B.A.S.S.
The “Final Five” teams are now one day away from determining the new Mercury College B.A.S.S. National Champion after a hot Day Two, and Auburn's Jordan Lee and Shane Powell may have done the most sweating.
World Record Follies, Frauds and Hoaxes (Part 1)
In the 79 years since George Perry caught his 22-pound, 4-ounce largemouth, there have been several claims to usurp the top spot. It wasn't until July 2, 2009 — with Manabu Kurita's 22-5 — that anyone could fairly claim a better fish. Here are a few of the most memorable claims that fell very, very short.
Let the All-Star voting begin
J. Todd Tucker didn’t miss a beat. He launched his campaign the day before fans were invited to begin voting June 21 for the final four anglers who will compete in the Toyota Trucks All-Star Week.
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