Never thought I would say this
After Oneida disaster, Scalish gets some ego back by putting clients on fish.
Bassin’ buddies and big bucks
It’s been a whirlwind week that began with me shooting the biggest deer of my life followed by a trip to Missouri where I’ve been working with Tracker Marine and Bass Pro Shops in Missouri.
Gear
Stone cold Deep Rattlin’ Flat Wart
Flat-sided cranks do well in colder water because of their tighter wobble, and these warts have a narrow vibration.
Big, old bass
In the world of bass, “big” does not equal “old.”
Me, in a music video? You bet!
Well, there was something that I really had to bite my tongue on last week because it wasn’t quite ready: I was in a country music video, and it was a blast!
How-To
Fall is for square-bills
The square-billed crankbait was designed with two things in mind: covering water and avoiding snags. That makes it perfect for fall bassing.
Let it blow, let it blow, let it blow
Let’s talk about the tournament. Oneida was good to me. I missed the cut by 2 ounces. More importantly, after some self-analysis — much of it through this column — I’m making better decisions.
Clough connections
On any given work day, B.A.S.S. Conservation Director Noreen Clough won’t be in her office. She’s far more likely to be in, say, a Washington, D.C., meeting, or in Minnesota discovering bass anglers’ concerns.
Conservation News
Experiment nets Berkley award
Will gamefish spawn on a suspended, artificial platform? That’s the question the New Mexico B.A.S.S. Federation Nation is attempting to answer with a helping hand from the Kids of the Southwest B.A.S.S. Youth Club.
At the mercy of weather
Being late to find cover from a lightning storm probably the most scared I have ever been in my life.
