Better fishing or better fishermen?
It appears bass fishing is better than ever, if you compare the Day 1 results from the Bassmaster Elite at the Mississippi River presented by Go RVing with the Day...
Lefebre is hot early
Dave Lefebre started the day in fourth place with 16-9. He’s already got a limit weighing between 13 1/2 and 14 pounds, according to photographer Andy Crawford, who is following...
Ounces are everything
The average weight of the bass that hit the scales yesterday was 2.74 pounds, as 107 anglers caught 98 five-bass limits totaling 1,400.5 pounds. Day 1 leader Chad Pipkens caught...
Elites talk Day 2 in BassCam
Chad Pipkens,Brent Chapman, Wesley Strader and Gerald Spohrer talk about their plans on Day 2 of the Bassmaster Elite at Mississippi River presented by Go RVing in BassCam.
AOY implications huge today
This marks the sixth of nine regular season Elite Series events, so the Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year race will become increasingly in the spotlight from here through the...
New day, new rule
This morning the pros were informed of a rule that was inevitable. When the Mississippi River reaches the 10-foot stage within La Crosse County and the City of La Crosse...
Clueless in La Crosse
After weighing his tournament-leading catch of 17 pounds, 15 ounces yesterday, Chad Pipkens uttered the quote of the day when asked about his chances of repeating such a big bag....
La Crosse fishing better than ever
Maybe the rising Mississippi River water level is making the difference. Maybe it was the rain and overcast skies. Whatever the reason, the bass fishing was better Thursday than it has been...
Guck went under the knife today
Our buddy Alan McGuckin went under the knife today. Guck works for Dynamic Sponsorships and attends most of the Elite tournaments, where he contributes a lot of great content to...
More of the same at La Crosse
The names change, but the results are remarkably the same when the Elite Series comes to the Mississippi River at La Crosse. In looking back at Day 1 in 2016,...
