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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.
Best photos from Catch of the Week III
Want to win prizes just for catching fish? Now you can! Enter your best bass photo each week on the B.A.S.S. Facebook page for a chance to win a Shimano reel and cool Toyota gear.
Teaching Cal to fish
After a couple of Elite tournaments and an Open, it’s time for some rest and it’s time to spend some time with the family at the house.
A bittersweet day
This is a bittersweet day for me. It’ll be sweet because it’s my first Tuesday Night tournament of the season. It’s bitter because for the first time in those three decades my friend Ray Patts won’t be there.
Meanest bass on the planet?
The Elite Series Alabama River Charge presented by Star brite is over but the scars from mean spotted bass may live on for quite some time.
Kids' first fish
Remember that first tug of the line when you were a kid? See these kids pull in their first bass.
Rusty reflexes at Logan Martin
As with any competitive sport, if you want to excel in the bass tournament arena, you must practice regularly. My lack of time on the water was painfully evident when I fished Logan Martin Lake as a co-angler.
Looking back at Logan Martin
B.A.S.S. writer Mark Hicks goes behind the scenes at Southern Open #3.
Yard work is a good thing
Before I say anything about fishing, Becky and I want to extend our prayers and condolences to the people in Oklahoma who were hit by the tornado. We know first-hand what the power of Mother Nature can do.
Ask Evers anything
Edwin Evers will take your questions live today on Twitter from noon to 12:30 p.m. ET using hashtag #basschat.
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