Goodbye, Georgia
B.A.S.S. writer Don Barone believes that when a B.A.S.S. tournament comes to town that what we leave behind is more important than what we bring.
How-To
Fishing like a maniac
One thing that I’ve done over the years that I think has helped me in tournaments is to fish in practice like a maniac.
How-To
Springtime is swimbait time
It’s springtime. That means the water’s at or above the 58-60 degree mark. You might want to start thinking about putting your hard jerkbait away in favor of a soft swimbait.
How-To
Preparing for a river tournament
River tournaments are typically more area-oriented than pattern-oriented. Practice will be less about finding the right technique than it will be about finding the right area.
Skeet sets sights on AOY
California angler wins $100,000, his 14th Classic qualification and enough points to boost him to third in the AOY race.
Freaky Friday – and Thursday, and Saturday
There are things taking place in this event that are usually rare occurrences on the Elite Series.
A one-day, big-bass shootout
The Bassmaster Elite Series West Point Lake Battle has boiled down to this: Twelve-to-one odds for $100,000.
Singing in the rain
Saturday was a rainy day in Georgia, but Tommy Biffle wasn't exactly singing the blues about the West Point Lake Battle.
Nothing but a dice game
The pattern is: There is no pattern.
Day Two quotes
Best lines from the Day Two weigh-in at West Point Lake
