Ice follies
I've had a number of interesting experiences at carwashes over the years, but with winter coming on there's one in particular that comes to mind.
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I've had a number of interesting experiences at carwashes over the years, but with winter coming on there's one in particular that comes to mind.
Conditions can be tough if you aren't prepared, your anchoring system is as important as your fishing gear.
Craig Schuff hopes to qualify for the Bassmaster Classic.
More highlights from 2010 from our BASS Reporter's Notebook.
Last time we covered the various options for bass in current. Now I want to tell you about the various finesse presentations I use under different moving water conditions.
Now they're even. Last year, Nicholas shot his first deer with a gun before Jackson. Both boys got deer during gun season, but Nicholas was first. Well, last weekend, Jackson shot his first buck with a bow before Nicholas. Don't get me wrong. We don't promote competition between the boys, but there's always a little razzing and one-upmanship that goes on between brothers, especially 13-year-old twins.
27-year-old Trevor Fitzgerald stuck with his plan. The result was a stellar performance which earned him a Southern Open win.
Admittedly, moving water doesn't always seem like a place you'd seriously consider throwing finesse lures for bass, but don't forget that finesse presentations are always one of your options.
Fishing gets tough when monsoon-like rains pour down day after day. How the tournament pro's handle it.
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