Backstage @B.A.S.S.
B.A.S.S. writer Don Barone takes a look at some of the people behind the scenes who make B.A.S.S. work.
A stressful week at Oneida
We kicked off a big week here in Syracuse, N.Y. on Oneida Lake. This is where all the chickens come to roost.
A nice day for everything but fishing
It may seem like perfect weather on Oneida, but the fish hate it.
Grigsby is trading lures and raising pigs
Shaw Grigsby entered the final regular season Bassmaster Elite Series event at Oneida Lake seeming safely qualified for the 2013 Bassmaster Classic in Tulsa next February.
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Dead as a doornail
About all I can say this week is that I hope you’re catching more fish than I am.
Mike makes some magic
If Michael Iaconelli didn’t believe in magic before the Ramada Championship began, he sure sounded as if he did when the day was done.
Chapman’s “weight” almost over
Brent Chapman was operating under the heaviest weight of all – not blowing a lead in the last event – and he put some serious distance between himself and his closest competitors on Day One.
Day One Quotes from Oneida Lake
What the anglers are saying
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Bass fishing and the 10,000-hour rule
How many hours have you spent practicing the craft of bass fishing? I asked myself that question to see where I was on Malcolm Gladwell's 10,000-hour scale.
Disqualified at Cayuga
If you look over the Pro Results of the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Open at Cayuga Lake, you’ll see my name at the very bottom of the list. It’s followed by a string of zeros. The reason for those donuts is that I was disqualified the night before the tournament started.
