Two places
The tournament at Table Rock is getting divided attention this week.
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Tricks of the trade at Table Rock
One technique I would love to come into play is a Trick Worm. Starting when the water temperature hits around 60 degrees and bass start showing up in their spawning grounds, a bright-colored Trick Worm fished weightless on top or just below the surface can be a great technique.
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Great tournament … greater regret
You don't have to win to have a good tournament. At Seminole, Byron Velvick had a great finish but is far from happy about it.
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It’s not always about temperature
With the nation’s spring weather out of kilter due to the brutal winter, it’s natural to assume that seasonal patterns will develop later because of colder water temperatures. However, water temperatures don’t dictate everything.
Shimano teams up again with B.A.S.S.
After a successful first year as a 2013 Bassmaster Supporting Sponsor, Shimano is back for another year.
Pros adapt to changing weather at Table Rock
After B.A.S.S. officials purposely hurried through weigh-in to outpace another dangerous fast approaching storm, Elite Series pros Britt Myers, Gerald Swindle and Terry Scroggins rushed to prepare tackle and watch...
Davis On Fire
Mark Davis continues to have fun fishing but he doesn't want to talk about it much in fear he might jinx himself.
Martens brings ’em to the Table
Elite pro sacks 8-pounder to take early lead in Missouri.
Old dog, new tricks
Don Barone chats with Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year points leader Mark Davis about why he's got his spark back.
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Flipping thoughts
Flipping is one of the most dependable ways to consistently catch quality fish. That’s not exactly a controversial statement, but to suggest that your jig trailer may be the most important indicator of your flipping success may raise some eyebrows.
