Keep your eyes open
Flipping the calendar to January always means a chance for a new start. It doesn’t matter if you finished first or 101st in the standings of whichever trail you fished...
New Elite: Wiggins earns a second chance
In 2014 Jesse Wiggins of Cullman, Ala., accomplished something that most anglers only dream of doing. He qualified for the Bassmaster Elite Series by finishing second in the Bassmaster Southern...
Fantasy Fishing
Fantasy Fishing: Pick anglers who like bad weather
Few things in life are guaranteed: Taxes being the obvious, but February will bring bitter temps to most of the country at some point during the month’s 28 days. Sure,...
Fantasy Fishing
Fantasy Fishing: Get cold-water anglers while they’re hot at Cherokee
The 2017 season doesn’t kick off with the Bassmaster Classic this year, which will be a change for the Elite Series angler, but Cherokee Lake should prove to be very...
More thoughts on Rule 1
Let’s get one thing out of the way right now: I’m not suffering from a brain concussion, regardless of what Kumar would have you believe. I do appreciate what he...
The Swindle scare
Gerald Swindle has a hitch in his giddy-up. The 46-year-old Alabama pro is happy to be limping, though, as the alternative was a prosthetic right leg. Only five days after...
Harry ‘N’ Charlie artist Cliff Shelby dies at 75
Cliff Shelby, who brought the characters of Bassmaster Magazine’s Harry ‘N’ Charlie humor feature to life through his artwork, has died. Shelby lived with his wife, Karen, in Maumelle, Ark....
Conservation News
AERF-APMS offers $3,000 grant for B.A.S.S. Nation plant management projects
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — If your B.A.S.S. Nation club has a proposal for a project that either helps native vegetation thrive or controls exotic invasive species, your club could win up...
Daily Limit: LIVE adds Hite, new times
Davy Hite is sure to experience a hard pang when that first Bassmaster Elite Series event launches without him, but he’s playing both sides of his move to work on...
Goodbye to the Texas rig?
Is it just my observation, or is the Texas rig going the way of flip phones and road maps? Sure, people still use those things, but mainly because they haven’t...
