Topics: Pete Robbins
Bassmaster Classic: February Madness
Think back to the last time you watched the Bassmasters Classic coverage and saw a guy lose a big fish and still go on to win? I sure don’t remember it.
Seeing into the past
I just finished reading Pete Robbins’ column, “Seeing into the future.” As always, Pete gives us incredible insight into bass fishing, going down a path few people ever venture.
Flipping for winter bass
Flipping and pitching legend Denny Brauer has never seen a waterway or situation that didn't cry out for the big stick and a short line.
Martens finishes second for fourth time
Aaron Martens classified his finish in the 2011 Bassmaster Classic as "the easiest second place I've ever had."
KVD seeking record-tying fourth Bassmaster Classic title
Kevin VanDam, still singing the same old song.
Classic pros disagree on value of final practice
NEW ORLEANS -- If the Bassmaster Classic was a bake-off, Wednesday wouldn't be the day when you made your cake. You might add the icing, perhaps put the candles on top, but for the most part the hard work would have already been done.
2011 Bassmaster Classic - Practice - OTW II
This album contain images from the first official 2011 Bassmaster Classic practice.
Knowing When to Quit Early
One of the oldest clichés in the tournament fisherman's book is "start early and stay late." When it comes to practicing for Elite Series events, it's one that veteran Alabama pro Tim Horton usually adheres to.
Denny Brauer: Getting horizontal to be different
Denny Brauer's tips on fishing horizontal cover.
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