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Last season, as I traveled around the country competing in bass fishing tournaments, I noticed something. The guys who were (are) the most physically fit seem to have the best years and they seemed to be able to hold up the best going into the late summer and early fall.
I’m in the office working today. I was going to call this column "Stuff and Thanksgiving," but that would imply there’s a limit to what I have to do so I decided to create a new word that’ll describe how far behind I am — stuffs. It means stuff that never ends.
On January 28, 1977, Dave Gliebe of won the American Bass Fisherman Hurst Open on Lake Okeechobee. You may remember Gliebe as one of the original Bassmaster Elite Series anglers in 2006, but I remember him from much further back.
Adam Wagner is headed to the Bassmaster Classic after holding on to the lead on the final day of the Toyota Bassmaster Weekend Series Championship.
Veterans Day is about more than hailing our men and women in uniform right now. It’s about all those who served throughout our history.
On October 23 we "celebrated" the second anniversary of the castable umbrella rig (CUR).
It's a spooky time at the Iaconelli house this week.
How many bass you can weigh in has everything to do with tournament strategy ... and the role of luck.
Ricky Green's 14 straight Bassmaster Classic appearances made him Mr. Consistency. Now he needs some help.
Does the leaderboard really get shuffled around at an Elite event? Not so much.
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