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Reflection and analysis

By Brock Mosley

Now that the 2018 fishing season is winding down, it’s time for reflection and analysis. It’s a time to look at what went right and what went wrong, and I feel like the best place for me to do that...

Backyard adventure

By Hunter Shryock

The tournament season is over, but that doesn’t end the stress that comes with being a professional bass angler. There are sponsor obligations, baits and tackle to organize for the 2019 Bassmaster...

One day at a time

By Chris Lane

I’m taking this bracket competition one day at a time, and I’m only here fishing the 2018 Mossy Oak Fishing Bassmaster Classic Bracket for one reason—I want a spot in the biggest event in all of...

Controlling your nerves

By Cliff Prince

In any type of competition there are nerves. Nerves that you have to control. The sport of bass fishing may be the hardest when it comes to controlling the excitement and the failures of the game....

My Elite work ethic

By Kelley Jaye

At the end of the tournament season, many of the Bassmaster Elite Series competitors take a well-deserved break. Some sit on the couch and don’t do much of anything. Some put in substantial amounts...

Life before the Elite Series

By Paul Mueller

“Bassmaster Elite Series pro Paul Mueller” is probably how you know me. But my story as a fisherman started much earlier than my four years on the Elite Series. Just like most anglers, my passion...

The only constant is change

By Hank Cherry

The only thing we can really rely on in life is that there will be changes that need to be made, and if we expect to be successful and thrive we’d better make them. That’s true in every part of...

Changes for me in 2019

By Micah Frazier

I'll tell you, I'm really excited about this upcoming season and the opportunity to do this column with Bassmaster.com. The new payout on the Bassmaster Elite Series and the entry fee structure is...

Setting up your sonar

By Keith Combs

It’s no secret that I’m a marine electronics addict. I can spend hours with my face buried in my Humminbird graphs, looking to gain a better understanding of a lake, or learning some little fact...

Fall is a favorite time for smallmouth

By Jamie Hartman

Fall is one of my favorite times to catch smallmouth, because the fish move shallow, and they’re super aggressive. With the days getting shorter and water temperatures starting to drop, they put...

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