db: Greg Vinson – Elite math
One of the best things about living with the Elite guys during the season is that they let me look over their shoulders, trust me I know more about fishing than you think I know.
What Ken Cook’s 1991 Classic victory taught Iaconelli
Practice reports from most pros indicated that perhaps the Upper Chesapeake Bay should be renamed the Dead Sea, but Mike Iaconelli knows certain spots of this massive waterway are alive and well.
Hite: Roller coasters and tournament fishing
I like roller coaster rides in amusement parks, but not roller coaster rides in my fishing career.
How-To
It’s football (jig) season
Football jigs serve as the perfect deep water dredge when water temps are at their hottest, and bass are still relating to deeper ledges, brushpiles, roadbeds and humps in about 12-30 feet of water.
Chesapeake Bay: Delaware River II?
A tidal fishery in August is the ultimate formula for tough fishing.
How-To
KVD vs. high water
Kevin VanDam shares a few tips to generate bites when waters rise during flooded conditions.
Menendez was right to draw the line
As someone who likes to shoot docks during the spring for crappie and skip docks during the summer for bass, I’ve had my share of run-ins with dock owners who thought I should be elsewhere.
Fantasy: Strategies for both sides of the fence
Fantasy Fishing players who are struggling realize the need to go big at Chesapeake Bay, and those who have been successful so far are trying to hold their ground.
Bassmaster Classic champs struggling for Chesapeake Bay bites
If you’ve ever fished all day without a bite – don’t be embarrassed – it happens to Bassmaster Classic Champions too.
Fantasy: Playing catch-up on the Chesapeake
As we approach the end of the Bassmaster Fantasy Fishing season, you are in one of two boats: One is having ground to make up, and the other is playing it safe and hoping some players at the top gamble on some long shots and miss.
