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The finesse side of cranking
David Fritts has always been noted for his power cranking tactics, but when the going gets tough he tries to finesse bass with little crankbaits. “A lot of times when...
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Brock Mosley’s best bladed jig tips
Mississippi Elite Series pro Brock Mosley has a rod rigged with a bladed jig on the front deck of his Phoenix bass boat spring through fall. “Fishing is a confidence...
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Tips for shallow and deep crankin’
Indiana pro Bill Lowen has earned over a million dollars in B.A.S.S. events, and while soft plastics, swim jigs and other lures have contributed mightily to that total, his bread...
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Pro’s tips for punching mats
Many Elite Series pros excel at punching matted grass, but only a handful of them are masters at it. Two of those masterful punchmeisters are Jacob “JPow” Powroznik and Terry...
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Stir your bass up
How many times have you run up on a point, dropped off plane, jumped to the bow and caught a bass on your very first cast? It’s a common occurrence....
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When to use finesse swim jigs
Several companies offer swim jigs that have the word “finesse” in their name. Since most of them weigh from 1/4- to 3/8-ounce, common sizes for swim jigs in general, it...
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Tips to catch more bass flipping grass
Its no secret that flipping can generate heavy sacks of bass during the winter, when bass tuck into mats of vegetation for warmth. Of course, that means 90 percent of...
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The importance of timing in bass fishing
Timing is often the final and most crucial piece of the bass fishing puzzle. You might have the right baits tied on and have enough fish located to do well...
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Caleb Kuphall’s top flipping tips
“Who we are in the present includes who we were in the past.” Those wise words from Fred “Mister” Rogers accurately describe Bassmaster Elite Series pro Caleb Kuphall, who has...
