Out-Biffled
Texan Brad Whatley stands atop the leaderboard with local Tommy Biffle close behind after Day 1 of the Central Open on Ft. Gibson.
Fort Gibson’s state of mind
Tommy Biffle in contention to win a tournament on Fort Gibson Lake is no surprise. Even so, his chances of winning are insecure due to unstable conditions faced by everyone at the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open presented by Allstate.
Climbing the ladder
High school angler Logan Parks tells his story, from the initial formation of his junior high fishing team to placing 3rd in the Costa Bassmaster High School National Championship.
B.A.S.S. announces expanded Elite Series schedule for 2016
Some of America’s top-ranked bass fisheries — plus a new wrinkle in tournament formats and an extra event — await the nation’s top professional bass anglers competing in the 2016 Bassmaster Elite Series. The lineup will take anglers to 10 fisheries in nine states, and it includes 10 Elite events, an increase from nine Elite tournaments in 2015.
Palaniuk: No point in looking at points
When I was constantly checking out the standings, I was only looking for enough fish to get by.
Mossy Oak Bassmaster High School presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors
Illinois’ Nathan Doty enjoys sportsmanship side of fishing
Fishing on a high school team has taught Nathan Doty about sportsmanship and having fun on the water.
Hook in the head doesn’t stop McCormick
A hook in the head failed to stop Kyle McCormick, 17, from finishing out the second-chance day of the Costa Bassmaster High School National Championship, July 24, on Tennessee’s Carroll County Thousand Acre Lake.
Martens 2015: Best Elite season ever?
Aaron Martens locked up the Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year title with one event left, and this has fans asking if it's the best Elite season ever for an angler.
Schultz: My friend Bert
I’d like to tell you about one of those people who had a major impact on my life and my career.
Fantasy: Bet on pros with something to prove
This is going to be a fun event to watch because we’re going to see some monster sacks of smallmouth, and they’ll be caught a number of different ways.
