The night shift
Elite Series angler Brian Clark shares his passion and his tips for "night fishing".
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Elite Series angler Brian Clark shares his passion and his tips for "night fishing".
The 2009 Bassmaster Elite Series season will culminate with the final day's weigh-in in Montgomery, the place where BASS was founded in 1968 and headquartered until 2005. The 2009 Angler of the Year will be crowned at the season finale and will be awarded the $200,000 top prize.
Greg Vinson knows a lot about Lake Jordan and the Alabama River and shares his knowledge of these waterways for the Postseason tournament.
Though Florida angler Bobby Lane had put the big smackdown on the rest of the field for three days, in the final going it was closer than anybody thought when Day Four began. Lane wound up with 97 pounds, 9 ounces, 5 1/2 pounds better than runner-up Kevin VanDam, to claim his first Elite Series victory.
Elite angler Bernie Schultz tells us what the visual signs of schooling fish are and how to catch them.
Elite angler Bernie Schultz on catching fall schooling bass while they're up and actively feeding or right after.
Sorry I haven't written for a couple of weeks. I've been on a family vacation since the last regular season event on Oneida. We wanted to do something as a family before the kids go back to school next Tuesday, the day after Labor Day. It's tough to do much as a family when the kids are in school.
Fall is a time when lots of smallmouth anglers get away from the bottom-crawling baits that served them during the summer and opt for faster moving, horizontal lures like crankbaits and spinnerbaits. But not me.
Everyone knows that bass have seasonal patterns and that there are times when they move from shallow water to deep water and back again, from the main lake to the creeks and coves. We expect these transitions, but few of us truly anticipate them or try to stay ahead of them.
Elite Series Angler Marty Stone shares his tips on finesse drop shot rigs.
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