How-To
Be the vacuum
To help you catch more fish behind others, B.A.S.S. Times talked with a few of the nation’s top teams and asked: How do you catch fish behind others and win within the crowd?
How-To
50-degree magic
It’s my opinion that the 50-degree mark signals the bass to pull closer to the areas where they will spawn later in the spring. It’s an excellent time to catch a boat-load of big, aggressive fish.
Lake Guntersville: The grass
Last week I said there was more to Lake Guntersville than grass. I stand by that statement. At the same time, though, there’s no doubt that grass is important to this body of water.
Still the land of the giants
Open to fishing for almost 25 years, Mexico’s Lake El Salto remains one of the hottest bass fisheries in the universe.
Scroggins’ thoughts on bass fishing’s Big Show
On a cool January afternoon, Terry “Big Show” Scroggins sat in his garage organizing lures and thinking about the GEICO Bassmaster Classic.
Michigan anglers learn CPR
The Michigan Bass Anglers learned CPR as a group so they could prepared in the event of an emergency, on or off the water.
How-To
Crank ’em up from the cold
Over the years, I’ve learned that one of the most effective techniques for quality-sized winter bass (and one of the least used) is a common lipless crankbait fished faster than you might think.
Lake Fork produces lunker after lunker
Lake Fork produced its third Toyota ShareLunker of the season Sunday night.
Ducks for G-Man in his spare time
With the polar vortex bearing down, the Swindles and Steve Bowman broke ice and killed a limit of mallards with three gadwalls thrown in.
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This time it’s for real, Part 2
One interesting thing about the 2014 GEICO Bassmaster Classic is that there won’t be one main pattern that dominates.
