After a relaxing family vacation in Florida, I’m back on the road and preparing for Bull Shoals while working with a couple of my sponsors.
The less time you have to prepare and fish, the more you need to prepare so you can make the most of your fishing time.
How you go about learning a new technique will go a long way to determining how good you'll be with it and how fast you'll pick it up.
I’ve had some time off, and I needed it. Things started out well at the Classic. I didn’t win but I had my chances. That’s about as much as anyone can expect. But then things turned down quickly.
Elites visit a special park in San Antonio and learn that hot dogs are pretty good bait for catfish.
Sanders and Zona get your ready for the weigh-in with Toyota Hooked Up!
We can already start to make some educated guesses about who's in the hunt for AOY and who needs to get things in gear before this year gets away from them.
Nine times out of 10, the strategy of “fishing your history” turns and bites the angler who tries to rely on past success. Not so for Keith Combs.
Faircloth’s win — his fourth Bassmaster Elite Series title and second in Texas — was a victory in a four-day tug-of-war with Dean Rojas.
Breaking down the first Elite event is not an easy prospect.