If you're just getting into bass fishing or learning a new bait or technique, one of the most confusing aspects of it is selecting the right gear ratio for your casting reel.
Elite Series pro Bernie Schultz discusses his go-to minnow bait, the Rapala Scatter Rap.
It’s a rare tournament when conditions stay exactly the same from practice to competition.
As I write this on Sunday evening, Mother's Day, I reflect on the past year and what my mom and my mother-in-law have gone through.
There’s another part to fishing like a maniac that needs to be discussed. That’s making last minute adjustments.
One of the keys to bass fishing success is to recognize change and adapt to it. The anglers who spot change the fastest and respond to it the best are the ones who catch the most fish and win the most tournaments.
If you followed last week’s West Point Lake Battle, you noticed topwater lures got a lot of play. That’s because West Point set up perfect for the surface lure bite.
The truth is, the same things that lead an Elite angler to an AOY title will work for you in your bass club or in any other tournament circuit out there.
One of the questions I get a lot from fans and casual anglers is how I go about practicing for a tournament and what my goals are in preparing for an event.
Just because the bass are shallow and in the spawning season doesn't mean they're eating every lure in sight. So we asked Alton Jones for his expert tips.
On this episode of The Livewell, Tommy Sanders highlights three stops on the Alabama Bass Trail -- Wheeler Lake, the Alabama River and Lake Jordan.