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The mathematics of trophy largemouth bass management

By Gene Gilliland

Despite fishery managers having years of schooling and experience, Mother Nature still has more control over what happens in lakes than many care to admit.

Time to get back to work

By Matt Herren

The past couple of months have seemed like some kind of weird vacation without the fun and relaxation.

Match jigs to the situation

By Gary Clouse

There are many different lures that catch bass, but none can be more deadly – or catch big bass more consistently – than the jig.

Enjoying the saltwater scene

By Scott Martin

Even though freshwater has dominated my professional fishing career, I’ve also enjoyed the saltwater scene my whole life.

Swimbaits: a simple bass lure for everyone

By Cody Huff

From my little sister Deandra to an older buddy of mine — one of the things I’ve enjoyed most about the past two months is the chance to share time in the turkey woods and on local bass fishing...

Tribute to Ray Scott

By Randy Blaukat

The cliché 'time flies' is one of the most accurate statements of all time.

That voice in your head

By Bryan Brasher

Hank Cherry had been struggling all Bassmaster Classic week with the ghosts of his past.

When life meets art: The Steve Donis story

By Don Barone

Don Barone follows up with an artist he met during the Bassmaster Classic in Birmingham, Ala.

The crying type

By James Hall

There was a time not so long ago when Classic champion Hank Cherry almost quit fishing.

Avoiding an outboard meltdown

By Bernie Schultz

Lubricants are the lifeblood of your outboard motor. Ask any mechanic and they’ll tell you, regular maintenance with the proper lubricants is essential to making them last. Regardless of brand...

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