BASSfest 2015: Just the facts
Here is an event break down of the Zippo BASSfest at Kentucky Lake presented by A.R.E. Truck Caps.
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Here is an event break down of the Zippo BASSfest at Kentucky Lake presented by A.R.E. Truck Caps.
BASSfest is a real chance to get some good information about bass fishing and the outdoors lifestyle.
Nick Montilino has been a dominant force among Minnesota bass fishing's youth ranks in recent years.
Sacramento River champ Justin Lucas picks underdogs for BASSfest.
Joe Grafeman not only goes to classrooms to teach elementary schoolers the joys of bass fishing, he also is a regular contributor to the Lake Ozark Fishing News.
Ledge fishing baits have come so far in the past few years, but the one staple that always remains in everyone’s offshore arsenal is the deep diving crankbait.
Bass Pro Shops, a leading national retailer of outdoor gear and apparel, has been named one of “America’s Best Employers” by Forbes magazine
Cam Sterritt has been a star on the New Hampshire bass fishing scene practically since he could walk, but as much as loves catching fish, protecting them is his passion.
B.A.S.S. announced today, along with a large coalition of angler groups, the official launch of Bass Anglers for Saltwater Conservation (BASC), a new intuitive online advocacy system that allows fishing enthusiasts to write, call or tweet their legislators through prewritten engagements online.
Volunteers assembled and sank 30 structures in groups of three to five in shallow water on secondary points around Lake Wilson and marked them with GPS coordinates,
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