Topics: President
The smallmouth game of hi-lo
Born into current, riverine brown bass are aggressive strikers, powerful fighters and explosive acrobats. Every angler wants in on that action. But to be a successful river fisherman, you must learn to adapt.
Getting the jump on the James
I left southern Ohio for the James River the week before the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Open is slated to happen there.
Tournament for tornado victims
University of West Georgia organizes a tournament to help victims of the massive tornadoes in Oklahoma.
Conservation group seeds aquatic vegetation management award
Gerald Adrian knows all about hydrilla, an invasive non-native aquatic plant that bass anglers often target as cover for fish.
Legislation passed to keep fishing access open on Cumberland River
Both Houses of Congress passed the Freedom to Fish Act, which will remove unnecessary access restrictions to recreational fishing along the Cumberland River in Tennessee and Kentucky.
An open letter to Brandon Palaniuk, Part 2
B.A.S.S. writer Don Barone addresses an open letter to Brandon Palaniuk on the eve of competition at Bull Shoals Lake, Ark., site of Palaniuk's first Elite Series win.
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Groups urge Obama to protect the outdoors
A group of outdoor organizations, including B.A.S.S., banded together to encourage President Obama to make funding of conservation programs a priority in the federal budget and to protect fish and wildlife habitats as part of his environmental policy.
College Championship announced
Find out where college anglers will compete for the championship — and a spot in the 2014 Classic.
Lakeland club’s president steps down
At the Lakeland Bassmasters' annual banquet on Dec. 8, the club honored Jim Hooven, who is leaving his post as club president after 31 years.
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