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It’s all about the birds
Thanks to Mother Nature, the creatures that are on this earth have internal sensors that help them survive. In many cases, their sensors are better than anything we humans have...
How I’ll fish Lake St. Clair
This week we are on Lake St. Clair for the final regular season Bassmaster Elite Series tournament of the year. Of course the top 50 in points will move on...
Han Solo and Seth Feider at Motor City
Seth Feider’s rookie season in 2015 included a trip to Lake St. Clair, a place loaded with fat brown bass that seemingly would be right in his wheelhouse. It’s a...
Bubble boys
MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. — There’s a $100,000 first-place prize on the line during this week’s Advance Auto Parts Bassmaster Elite at Lake St. Clair. But for several anglers near the...
Gear
Gear Review: Gene Larew Big Hunk Shad
What is it? Gene Larew Big Hunk Shad What sets it apart? If you recognize the basic shape, that’s because the Big Hunk Shad was born from Larew’s innovative Dock...
Swinging (at fences!) in St. Clair
MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. — The title of the tournament is only partially accurate. This week the pros compete in the Advance Auto Parts Bassmaster Elite at Lake St. Clair. Only...
Scroggins, Lees preview Elite event
The Advance Auto Parts Bassmaster Elite at Lake St. Clair begins Thursday near Carhartt’s longtime headquarters in the Detroit metro. The 128-year-old manufacturer of quality clothing for hard working people...
Conservation News
How much ethanol do you want in your gas in 2018?
The battle to protect your boat’s engine is not over. Right now, the Environmental Protection Agency is asking for public comments on the amount of ethanol that must be blended...
Nine bass, 16 states, 5,000 miles and one reel
Once we finished up at Lake Champlain last month, some of my Bassmaster Elite Series colleagues had time to spend with their families or to catch up on chores or...
Lake St. Clair’s all-time classic lure
There are two things you can count on at Lake St. Clair – the wind will eventually blow hard enough to stir its 430 square miles of water into ocean...
