Gear
Pouring soft plastics, Part 1
What is deadly on one lake may make bass turn and run on the next. Those who pour their own worms can dial in exactly what their bass want.
Gear
Pouring soft plastics, Part 2
In the second part of this three-part series, worm guru Carl Wengenroth shows you the process by which he's successfully poured worms for nearly a decade.
Gear
Pouring soft plastics, Part 3
So you want to take your pouring to the next level? Once again, we lean on Carl Wengenroth of Del Rio, Texas, for his expertise in all things soft plastic.
It’s about our future
Last week I decided to head out to the Mississippi River for a little scouting before it went off-limits for the Mississippi River Rumble in June.
Table Rock recognized for improvement
Table Rock Lake is among the annual list of waters that have benefited from volunteer restoration efforts.
My new ride
It’s been an exciting week for me. My new ride is in, and is it ever a fine looking vehicle.
Illinois club drafts guidelines
Members of the Blackhawk Bassmasters of Illinois embarked on a project to draft guidelines for anglers to prevent the spread of disease and invasive species, sponsored by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.
New Missouri record largemouth … on a trotline!
Yes, in Missouri you can get a bass in the record books by catching it on a trotline ... or a jug ... or a limb line.
Gear
Respect your hook
I don’t think enough attention is paid to hooks, and especially to their design, by anglers. Let’s face it, if you don’t stick ’em, nothing else matters.
How-To
Mid-season adjustments
The 2012 Elite Series season's half over. How do you adjust to make the most of the second half?
