Angler reels in 40.45-pound, five-fish stringer
The 10.97-pounder was part of a five-fish stringer that tipped the scales at a whopping 40.45 pounds.
J Todd’s annual quail hunt
SILVESTER, Ga. — There is an art to throwing a good party. It’s a mix of a great location, uncommon entertainment and interesting guests. J Todd Tucker knows how to...
Your questions answered here!
It’s time to address a handful of questions from my Facebook fans. I’m really impressed with how my fans are constantly seeking to improve their fishing knowledge and understanding, so...
Gear
Hackney’s big reels
The spools Hackney prefers are larger than those of pretty much every other Elite Series angler on tour, and most likely the ones you’re using too.
Gear
Evers’ 5 favorite fall lures
Elite Series pro Edwin Evers picks his 5 favorite lures for tricking bass this time of year.
Ohio’s high school/college bass seminar
The thing I really want to talk about this week though is our First Annual High School and College Bass Seminar in Ohio.
Latest Industry News
My motivation for 2015
It may sound crazy, but my biggest motivation going into 2015 is my grandmother and making her proud.
Martens featured in Runner’s World
Aaron Martens hit the mainstream media recently when Runner's World took notice of his dedication to running 20 to 30 miles per week — between bass tournaments.
How-To
Embrace the cold front
There are two reasons why I like cold fronts so much. One is about the fishing and other is about the mental side of competition.
The reality of being a professional bass angler
I’ve had several questions posted to Facebook asking me questions about the various aspects of being a professional angler. Let me say right up front that it’s the greatest job in the world. But make no mistake about what I’m saying. It’s a job.
