Mike Iaconelli: Secondary points
Michael Iaconelli explains why your secondary point should be your first stop.
Mike Iaconelli’s Tips
Michael Iaconelli explains his "hour rule" and why you should use it too.
Michael Iaconelli: Planning
Michael Iaconelli cannot stress enough how important it is to have your A, B, and C plans prepared before you go fishing.
Mike Iaconelli: Running and gunning
Michael Iaconelli explains his running and gunning strategy and how it works.
Timing is everything
It's Sunday afternoon in California. I thought this would be a good time to write this week's blog. I'm in between rigging rods and tying on swimbaits getting ready for tomorrow's practice on Clear Lake. I'd rather be fishing but ...
Slow roll, take it easy
In this article, North Carolina's Guy Eaker tells the correct way to slow roll a spinnerbait in deep water.
VanDam Your Boat – Tip # 2
Kevin VanDam talks about how GPS mapping, side imaging, and contour mapping have changed the sport of fishing.
Drop shotting with power
One of the misconceptions I hear a lot in my seminars is that finesse fishing is limited to light lines, whippy spinning rods and tiny 3-inch baits. It's something you generally do in deeper water when nothing else works, and all you can expect to do is catch small bass.
Back in the saddle
I'm on my way to California after a very busy week. I made a number of appearances for Bass Pro Shops and have been doing interviews for various media outlets. Most of the other guys have been doing the same kinds of things- appearances for sponsors and media interviews. It's fair to say we've all been pretty busy.
Frugal Angler: Local Crankbaits
In this article, you can read about how to find a lure that will catch bass where you fish. Often, that bait is a local favorite.
