Ken
Duke
Ken Duke is the Managing Editor of Fishing Tackle Retailer and the author of two books on bass fishing. Follow him on Twitter @thinkbass.
Finishing last in a Bassmaster Classic is no disgrace. Just qualifying is impressive on some level, and anglers around the world would give their biggest bass just for the chance to compete.We all...
What lasting impact could the 2017 GEICO Bassmaster Classic in Houston, Texas, have on the bass fishing record book?
If you’re like most bass anglers, you didn’t start with the latest gear and a $90,000 boat. You started small, on small waters and perhaps without any boat at all. This edition of “Triple Threat”...
Gone but not nearly forgotten, few actual bass loom as large as Leroy Brown, a largemouth caught by Tom Mann in 1973 from Lake Eufaula on the Alabama-Georgia border. Now, more than 40 years after...
Tommy Martin got an early and expensive lesson on the art of flippin’ from none other than the man who invented the technique, Dee Thomas.It was early April 1975, and Thomas had just won the B.A.S...
“I’ve always loved topwater fishing,” says Rowland. “There’s no more enjoyable way of catching bass than getting them to strike a surface bait.”
“I’ve always loved topwater fishing,” says Rowland. “There’s no more enjoyable way of catching bass than getting them to strike a surface bait.”
If you’re younger than 35 or 40, or didn’t start following professional bass fishing until the last decade or so, you’ve missed a lot, and I feel bad for you. The sport’s been around a lot longer...
