How-To
Todd Faircloth
Elite Series angler Todd Faircloth explains his Texan specialty "burning the 'Trap".
How-To
Flipping Out
Florida pro Patrick Pierce explains that bass like to be comfortable, and if you find their comfort zone start flipping.
‘Going to be a shootout’
The 12 contenders for the 2009 Bassmaster Angler of the Year at the conclusion of the regular season.
Plattsburgh … I’m back!
ESPNOutdoors.com sent me to be in a fishing tournament. I had no idea they had fishing tournaments. I figured it was just a bunch of guys on a pier with a ham sandwich and a worm. I was wrong. Way wrong.
How-To
Bass Times: Choosing to stick with it
Competitions are won and/or lost on one decision, should I stay and wait, or run and gun.
B.A.S.S. Nation
Bass Times: Fishing For A Greater Good
The Capital City Bassmasters have raised more than $45,000 to date for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
B.A.S.S. Nation
Bass Times: Teaching Sponsor Development
Courting sponsors is never easy, but a bass club in California is actually teaching it's members how to go about it.
Anglers Lose A Friend
Jim Range was possibly the greatest ally anglers had in the political scene. Tragically, he died Jan. 20, of cancer, at age 63.
Shoal Bass
As black bass species go, the shoal bass is clearly a nonconformist. Unlike its largemouth and smallmouth cousins, the shoal bass is quite particular about its habitat and forage.
How-To
River Current
In fisheries where current dictates fish location, success comes through observation and experience.
