Rapala recruits The Bass University co-founder Pete Gluszek
Gluszek will fish the Bassmaster Northern Opens, competing on Virginia’s James River, New York’s Oneida Lake, and Lake Erie, launching out of Sandusky, Ohio.
Swimming a Texas rig: Oldie but goodie
I caught an astounding 25 pounds, 1 ounce in one day on Lake Toho by using a technique that’s often overlooked — swimming a Texas rigged worm.
14-pound ‘Hall of Famer’ protected through Florida’s TrophyCatch program
With the spawning season in full swing across much of the Sunshine State, Florida’s TrophyCatch program is serving as a powerful incentive for anglers to release giant female largemouth bass....
Prepping a tourney game plan
Terry Scroggins and Gerald Swindle share the game planning techniques that led to a combined $4 million in winnings.
It’s the final countdown
New Year's celebrations have come and gone, and now it's time for Skeet Reese to focus on another year of professional fishing.
Tharp signs with Zoom
Bassmaster Elite Series pro Randall Tharp has joined the pro staff of Georgia-based soft plastics manufacturer Zoom Bait Co.
Arkansas River access improving
Access restoration for the Arkansas River’s legendary Coal Pile received a much needed budget increase in fall 2014, thanks to a $70,000 Fish Passage Grant from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
How-To
The finer points of finesse swimbaiting
One of the things I’ve been doing the past few winters is fishing with downsized swimbaits.
How-To
Quick warm-ups: Friend or foe?
Warm spells, especially the extreme ones, can be your friend if you approach them correctly. They can be disappointing if you don’t.
Techniques from Toho
Flipping and pitching are dominant ways to catch giant Florida bass, but an array of techniques paid off during the Southern Open on Lake Toho and the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes.
