Remembering 9/11
I woke up this past Saturday morning, and I turned the TV on to Fox News like I always do without even thinking that it was September 11. I'll never forget sitting there with my kids, watching those planes fly into those building
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Match the fall hatch
Let me say right up front that there are a lot of lures that'll catch bass in the fall. Spinnerbaits, jigs and plastics all have their place when the leaves start to turn. But for me there's no better bass lure at this time of the year than a plug.
How-To
Fall options part 2
River smallmouths don't always follow creek channels or other underwater structure. Most of the time, when you think they're following that stuff, what they're really doing is following the baitfish.
My apologies
Spent the week in New York City. Yes you heard that right. You're buddy Jerry in New York City.
Michigan’s Wellman opens strong on Chesapeake Bay
Nate Wellman of Newaygo, Mich., surprises everyone -- himself included -- when he toted 18 pounds, 6 ounces, to the scales.
Welcome to the world of giant bass
“Call me Ishmael.” Those words opened Herman Melville’s classic novel Moby Dick. In one sentence, Melville began to paint an image of a man completely involved in the search for...
The confidence thing, part 2
Last week I mentioned the fact that I have trouble believing in my own decision-making power to truly believe. Nowhere is that more evident than in my fixation on weighing in five bass every day, and nowhere does it hurt me more.
Trickin’ out my Nitro
Kevin VanDam talks about all of his new toys.
BASS Reporter’s Notebook
This BASS reporter's rundown of all the activity in this fall's tournaments.
The One that Got Away
In the 2008 Elite Series tournament, day two is the basis for my "One That Got Away" story.
