db: The 4th
Don Barone reflects on the first Fourth of July.
Be safe on July 4
BoatUS reminds boaters to exercise extra caution on this popular holiday.
Enjoying Elite Series halftime
It feels good to wipe your brow, take a deep breath, look at the end of a long, demanding stretch and know that you’ve earned a little rest.
How-To
There are always some bass in the shallows
Shallow fish are much more predictable than deep fish. They are also easier to pattern.
Gear
Hot product press: SwimWays Sea Squirts
According to the manufacturer, this life jacket provides flotation for children ages 2-7 regardless of whether they’re just having fun or need help staying afloat to survive.
Hundreds of Idaho kids go fishing
The Payette River Bassmasters teamed up with a host of conservation groups to hold the Kids Conservation Clinic at the LeRoy Atwood Ranch.
How-To
Deciphering Alabama’s Lake Jordan
Local Scott Luster provides some helpful tips for deciphering Alabama’s Lake Jordan.
How-To
I’m a vampire
Yes, it’s true. I’m a vampire. I don’t suck blood, though. I suck energy and a positive mental attitude from some of the young anglers I see around this country.
Mossy Oak Bassmaster High School presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors
Ohio Nation holds first high school event
Alex Conner and Jeremy Reese of the Central Ohio High School Bass Club won the inaugural Ohio B.A.S.S. Nation High School Tournament on Buckeye Lake.
College angler scores Top 20 among Elites
Stephen Mui, a competitor in the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series, qualified for BASSfest and walked away with an 18th-place finish and 48 pounds, 4 ounces.
