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I’m sitting in my son’s johnboat on Lake Guntersville this morning thinking about things in between bites. I can’t help but look at the sport of fishing, where we started and where we’re headed. It’s incredible to me.
It is the nature of bass fishermen to be unsatisfied with the status quo.
Elite Series pro Bradley Roy is hosting a high school open tournament on Cedar Creek Lake, Oct. 5.
Brad Rutherford and Matthew Peeler are great friends, but there’s the potential they’ll have to fish against each other on Sunday, the final day of the Classic Bracket.
Take 14 of the best and most popular Bassmaster Elite Series pros of 2013 and challenge them to catch bass from lakes most of them have never seen, let alone competed on, and what happens?
I went to Lake Erie a week ahead of time to practice for the final Bass Pro Shops Northern Open out of Sandusky Bay.
Next year’s Elite Series schedule will be interesting because it offers diversity in types of water and the time of year we visit each one.
The first thing that any angler fishing Lake Erie has to take into consideration is the weather, in particular I’m talking about the wind. It’s nasty and it’ll wreak havoc on anything you try to do.
Chris Jones relied on experience on the Arkansas River to overcome morning obstacles on Day Three of Central Open.
It was 209 days ago that Chris Jones made a symbolic and personal vow - to wear his 2013 Classic admission armband until he himself qualified for the event.
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