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As far as many of you are concerned, Chad Morgenthaler’s 2013 season started in December at Lake Okeechobee when he won the Wild Card event and qualified for his first Classic in eight years. As far as I’m concerned, it started in January, also at Okeechobee.
This week I want to write about something I saw last week that I believe is affecting, and will continue to affect, out sport. That is its growing popularity. When I did the math from Lake Okeechobee over the weekend I realized that there were over 400 boats fishing various tournaments.
They say there's no substitute for time on the water, but there are shortcuts.
This week I’m going to write about the physical side of Lake Guntersville. I hope some of what I have to say will help you if you’re lucky enough to come here and fish. Or, maybe it’ll help you follow and understand the 2014 Geico Bassmaster Classic a little better.
Chris Lane’s dream of winning the 2014 GEICO Bassmaster Classic is different than the dreams of the other 55 anglers in the game.
In an effort to improve fish care at tournaments throughout the region, the Wyoming B.A.S.S. Nation (Cowboy Bass) has refurbished and customized its weigh-in trailer.
The Geico Bassmaster Classic will be here in just a few short weeks, and this one is going to be special.
Local anglers fare well despite flaky Florida weather.
A record number of teams turn out for Southern Regional.
As snow pummels those of us around the Midwest, it brings to mind some of my experiences fishing tournaments in snowstorms.
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