How-To
Stay shallow for fall bass
Whether he's working a topwater or dredging the bottom, Elite Series pro Stephen Browning sticks to the shallows in fall.
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Stuffs and Thanksgiving
I’m in the office working today. I was going to call this column "Stuff and Thanksgiving," but that would imply there’s a limit to what I have to do so I decided to create a new word that’ll describe how far behind I am — stuffs. It means stuff that never ends.
Every reason to be thankful
I know that the “this is what I’m thankful for” column at this time of year is a little bit clichéd and perhaps more often than not a bit contrived, but I’m going to go on with it anyway.
Strike King Bassmaster College Series presented by Bass Pro Shops
Clemson raising funds for Tackle the Storm
The Clemson University Bass Fishing Team held a charity tournament to benefit Tackle the Storm Foundation on South Carolina’s Lake Hartwell.
Bass wedding bells
On Nov. 9, 2013, my daughter, Valerie, married bass angler Andrew Upshaw on an island in Toledo Bend Reservoir. It was a wedding with a bass fishing theme.
How-To
The forage connection
If you are targeting trophy-size bass, understanding the nuances between bigger-than-average fish and the food they eat is the cornerstone to success.
Baker credits positive attitude for win
Kannon Baker, 16, won a youth tournament this fall thanks to his patience and composure.
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Beatdown (and a sort-of history of flippin’)
On January 28, 1977, Dave Gliebe of won the American Bass Fisherman Hurst Open on Lake Okeechobee. You may remember Gliebe as one of the original Bassmaster Elite Series anglers in 2006, but I remember him from much further back.
How-To
Start planning that dream trip now!
Spring may seem a long way off, but now is the time to start thinking about that trip to waters you’ve dreamed of fishing.
How-To
How do I catch suspending fall bass?
There are few things in bass fishing that are more frustrating than seeing bass schooling and feeding, but not being able to catch them.
