Initial thoughts on Cliff’s unlucky break

I first heard a rumor of Cliff Pace’s injury on Friday evening, and while I took note because the story would be capital-H Huge in our world if it proved to be true, ultimately I decided that it might be the workings of the fertile minds of the bassosphere.

Three factors to win

Van Soles shares the tools and strategies that cinched the Southern Open #1 on Lake Toho.

Toho defending champ’s eventful year

Rich Howes has been a busy man since winning the 2013 Southern Open #1.

Hop, skip, and a flop

Putting two good days of fishing together at the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Open on the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes is proving difficult, but Jeff Cloud has figured something out.

Gear

What is spybaiting?

When a technique hits a body of water for the first time, it has the ability to trump the lake’s most prevalent winning techniques.

How-To

120 years on smallmouth bass

Of all the freshwater black basses, the smallmouth is perhaps the most intriguing.

Gear

Pros help in product development

A lot of people don’t realize how much time a pro angler works with sponsors in research and development.

How-To

Powdered sugar and green pumpkin

Hey, everybody, my name is Jordan Lee. While my older brother Matt got pretty good at blogging during his reign as the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series national champion last year, this is all new to me.

Toho memories run deep for Grigsby

KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Shaw Grigsby vividly remembers his first B.A.S.S. tournament experience on Lake Tohopekaliga, site of this week’s 2014 Bass Pro Shops Southern Open #1 presented by Allstate. On...

Who needs a limit?

It's not often that an angler leads the first day of a Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Open with less than a limit of five bass, but Todd Auten did just that.