AOY update: Martens takes the lead
Aaron Martens (508 points) With a pair of Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year titles already to his credit, many were expecting Martens to seize control of the race down...
Notes from Oneida, Day 2
Ramp monkeys, local pressure, lamenting the bite are just some of the stories coming out of the Northern Open #2.
KVD: A smallmouth/redfish education
An angler can never stop learning, especially in this era when fisheries are ever-changing.
Local logic paying off for Kettelkamp
Exclusively targeting largemouth in mixed bag bite
Hackney: Bite, what bite?
A lot of anglers ask about what to do when you aren’t catching them. The answer to that question is both simple and complicated.
Golf vs. NASCAR
A discussion about how professional bass fishing is evolving and more specifically, how we, the anglers, present ourselves.
Bowes back to Syracuse roots
Now in his 12th season on the job, Senior Tournament Manager Chris Bowes relishes every trip back to Syracuse.
How-To
A limelight for St. Lawrence largemouth
After the scales closed last Sunday, there wasn’t much pity for pros Greg Hackney and Brandon Card who rode the less-heralded largemouth to Top 5 finishes.
db: Opens angler brings water to the thirsty
One man, in one Open’s bass boat has changed the lives of 300,000 people.
The Sabine strikes again (or does it?)
The Angler of the Year race is not truly a marathon nor is it a sprint. Rather, it’s a marathon composed of a series of stand-alone sprints.
