Schedule your season
Anglers work on timing and perfect athletic execution to pick apart their adversary, targeting his weaknesses and taking advantage of every deficiency.
Cranking timber with Marty Stone
In winning the 1990 Bassmaster Classic, Rick Clunn dispelled a myth that lipped baits and their trailing, sharp set of treble hooks aren't effective when fished through heavy timber.
Reversing the Texas rig
"Being different is a big theme nowadays," says Mike Iaconelli, the 2006 Bassmaster Angler of the Year. "Fish have seen a regular Texas rigged plastic worm 10 times a day for the last five years."
Prespawn: The final move
It's common bass fishing knowledge that a lake's entire population of largemouth does not assault the shallows to spawn in one great wave.
Tapping floating docks
Pro Jimmy Mason gives us tips on how to catch fish under and around floating docks.
Uncovering A Pro Secret
Cody Bird gives us tips on renovating your tubes to make them more desirable to bass.
When Color Matters
In this article, you can read about how Marty Stone's two decades on the tournament trail have made him a big believer in matching lure color to light conditions.
Cranking the spring
Warm weather means most anglers trade in their crankbaits for soft plastics.
