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Lessons learned in 2019

By Kelley Jaye

Before starting my tour-level career, I’d never fished outside of the state of Alabama, so as you can imagine the learning curve was quite steep. I remember going up north for the first time and I...

I recently spent a few days getting ready for the 2020 Academy Sports + Outdoors Bassmaster Classic presented by Huk. Some of you might find what I am doing, and how I’m doing it, interesting. More...

Man’s best friend

By Bernie Schultz

Like many of you, a good number of Bassmaster Elite Series anglers are dog lovers. No matter if they’re big, small, fluffy or shorthaired, canines hold a special place in the hearts of some of the...

Why I’m thankful

By Brock Mosley

When my family meets for Thanksgiving, we’ll gather for a big lunch before watching the Egg Bowl that evening. We’re a big Old Miss family, so once the game starts, all eyes will be on the TV. ...

From the Bible to the pavement

By Hank Cherry

OK, so here’s something my wife, Jaclyn, and I have become more involved with over time. It’s called The Warrior’s Journey. It’s an internet-based Christian organization for military members,...

Four fishing accessories I never thought I'd use

By Micah Frazier

Anytime you're online, you see tons of ads and posts about fishing accessories. Some accessories are great. Some are okay. And some are probably more trouble than they're worth.As a pro fisherman,...

Information is a two-way street

By Drew Benton

One of the neatest parts of being a professional bass angler is getting to visit various product locations. Also, I like getting to meet the people who design and make the products we use on an...

Menendez and Crews gave back when needed

By Pete Robbins

A few weeks ago, I wrote in this space about how B.A.S.S. built a “winning culture” in this year of monumental change for the bass fishing ecosystem. That was before I’d even heard of, let...

Hunting is my release

By Jamie Hartman

I recently returned from four days of deer hunting in Texas, and all I can say is, “I needed that!”A lot of Elites enjoy hunting season, and for me, it’s a necessity. All the concentration that...

Fall turnover is nothing to ignore

By John Crews

The fall turnover is nothing to ignore. We need to know that the turnover is when the upper layer of water in a lake gets cold enough and drops down below the previously cooler water below it. The...

Columnists

Lessons learned in 2019

Lessons learned in 2019

Looking towards Guntersville

Looking towards Guntersville

Man’s best friend

Man’s best friend

Why I’m thankful

Why I’m thankful

From the Bible to the pavement

From the Bible to the pavement

Four fishing accessories I never thought I'd use

Four fishing accessories I never thought I'd use

Information is a two-way street

Information is a two-way street

Menendez and Crews gave back when needed

Menendez and Crews gave back when needed

Hunting is my release

Hunting is my release

Fall turnover is nothing to ignore

Fall turnover is nothing to ignore

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