Topics: Tips
You have to tease 'em
Winter smallmouth aren't dormant, they're just lethargic. Tease 'em to tempt 'em.
Give your boat a little holiday love
The pre-Christmas period is a good time to give your boat attention before winter sets in.
3 keys to better A-rigging
Bassmaster Opens pro Jimmy Mason has three tips that will take your castable umbrella rig fishing to the next level.
Power fishing the holidays
Just because it's getting cold doesn't mean you have to abandon your horizontal power fishing methods. Follow KVD's advice and you can power right through the holidays.
$20 and a Coke: A different perspective
In my boat, co-anglers have just three responsibilities....
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Unlocking Bass: 3 keys to a kicker
Part of tournament preparation is knowing when you should leave fish to look for better fish.
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They're starting to suspend
The cold weather much of our country has been experiencing lately has moved most of the smallies out of the shallows and off the bottom. They’re starting to suspend which is what they’ll be doing for the rest of the winter. There are a lot of theories about why they do this. My best guess it that they’re chasing the baitfish. When the water starts to get cold the baitfish tend to ball-up into tight schools and head out into open water. The smallies follow.
Green is as green does
Should you stay or should you go? The grass isn't always greener somewhere else.
Learning to find change
OK, last week we talked about looking for change. This week we’ll talk about ways to find it.
Winter storage
I cut down on the tackle in my boat and use the cold weather to organize and refresh everything for the next year.
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