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I can summarize things by saying that this is Classic number 15 for me and I’ve never had a practice this bad. Seriously, this is the worse one ever. It’s bad. There are no two ways around it.
Kevin VanDam says he is better prepared for the Feb. 21-23 GEICO Bassmaster Classic presented by Diet Mountain Dew and GoPro than he’s been for any of his other 23 Classic competitions.
No one knows who will win the Classic, but six winners have already been determined — in the realm of B.A.S.S. Conservation, that is.
It’s the most anticipated time of the year — Classic week! It’s not only the highlight of the tournament year, but the most-exciting way to open the season. If you can’t get your competitive juices flowing for the Classic, it’s time to change your game.
Conservation leaders from around the country will descend on Birmingham, Ala., for the 2014 Conservation Summit.
OK, the first three days of practice for the 2014 GEICO Bassmaster Classic presented by Diet Mountain Dew and GoPro are in the bag. Practice was an interesting experience.
db goes home with Gerald Swindle and sees what made him into the man he is today.
How much can Bassmaster Classic anglers profit from the patterns that hauled some tremendous bags out of Lake Guntersville in the inaugural Alabama Bass Trail tournament?
It's been an unpredictable winter at Guntersville this year -- what does that mean for the weather conditions at this year's Classic?
If you follow the hashtag #bassmasterclassic on any platform that uses hashtags — Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Vine, Google+ or Pinterest — you will find tons of information, photos and videos of the world’s biggest bass fishing event.
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