Douglas Lake hates me
The Open on Douglas Lake was a tough experience for me. But I think I’m a better fisherman today than I was before it started.
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The Open on Douglas Lake was a tough experience for me. But I think I’m a better fisherman today than I was before it started.
B.A.S.S. writer Don Barone catches up with Elite Series pro Ott DeFoe and his wife, Jennie, in their hometown of Knoxville, Tennessee.
Everybody who knows me knows that flipping is my thing. If I could flip every day I fish, I’d be a happy guy. But while I’m a flipper at heart, I’m first and foremost a professional fishermen, so that means I fish where the fish are.
If you park at a boat ramp in broad daylight with several other vehicles around and lock your truck down tight, you should be safe from burglars, right? That’s what Brandon Palaniuk thought, too.
Anglers from across the country tow their boats to Arkansas to sample the Natural State’s storied fishing for largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass. But anglers shouldn't overlook the state’s excellent striped bass and white bass fishing.
Fishing legend Bill Dance on his four favorite lures for fun summer fishing.
Expect overcast skies, rain, favorable wind and moon phase — and huge bass that could rival Dean Rojas' single-day record of 45-2.
At BASSfest, where the only thing at stake is the prize money and a Classic spot, there's really no second place for me.
Campbellsville University’s first-year co-ed bass fishing program will partner with B.A.S.S. High School Nation to offer athletic scholarships to the winning team at the 2014 Bassmaster High School Open.
The Bassmaster Elite Series will celebrate bass fishing in a big way when BASSfest comes to Dayton, Tenn., June 11-15.
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