Marine, college angler, lure designer
Isaac Payne wanted to learn how to build lures, so he went to the Savannah College of Art and Design, where he created the school's fishing team — as well as his own lures.
Gear
ICAST showcases industry savvy
There’s an old adage in the fishing tackle sales: You don’t have to catch fish, you just have to catch the fisherman. That couldn’t be more outdated.
Canadian anglers take on high school championship
Cooper Gallant and Danny McGarry will be the first anglers to represent Canada in the Costa Bassmaster High School Championship presented by TNT Fireworks.
Latest Industry News
Ike: The future of our sport, part 2
One thing that made a huge difference in Mike Iaconelli's career was that he had early success.
Jeff Kriet tackles ‘Tuna Division’
Over the weekend, Jeff Kriet, a top competitor on the Bassmaster Elite Series, won the “Tuna Division” of the Poco Bueno Fishing Tournament out of Port O’Connor.
How-To
Summer sonar basics
For beginning anglers, operating and interpreting sonar is one of the most difficult pieces of the bass fishing puzzle, but at this time of year, it’s pretty critical for locating the large schools of bass we all dream about.
Daily Limit: ICAST edition
The Daily Limit ICAST edition looks at Ike still getting starstruck, Best of Show, the International and other tidbits of interest
How-To
Hackney: Remember the mighty worm
You don’t hear so much about worms these days. I suppose that’s because they’re somewhat old-school.
Fantasy: Opt for top smallie guys
How your team does on the St. Lawrence could very well depend on how strong your Bucket E pick is.
Maldonado to champion Utah conservation
Following a 13-year break, Utah’s first B.A.S.S. Nation conservation director, Walt Maldonado, is back in the saddle and eager to be a voice again for bass fishing and conservation in his state.
