B.A.S.S. Nation
Michigan, North Carolina win Drive the Nation
Two corporate sponsors and BASS founder Ray Scott are continuing to help the Federation Nation grow through the Drive the Nation program.
California reservoirs continue to drop
In a state where recreational fishing is connected to winter snowpack, California anglers remain concerned yet hopeful.
Bush signs water compact
Water resources shared by the United States and Canada are now protected by law under the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River Basin Water Resources Compact, an international agreement that creates a management partnership between the two countries.
Susquehanna Smallmouth
Dissolved oxygen levels in Pennsylvania's premier smallmouth fishery were well below normal when the kills occurred.
Dredgers will continue surveying
As a legal showdown with the commonwealth of Pennsylvania loomed, three river dredgers dropped their appeal of tough new permitting requirements on western Pennsylvania rivers.
New stocking theory tested in Kansas
Hillsdale Reservoir will be the recipient of the first crop of largemouth bass produced in a new hatchery facility being built by the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks.
Nearly 3000 Strong
Volunteers from the Bartlesville Bassmasters and the Bushwhacker Weekly Jackpot Tournaments harvested 2,989 largemouth bass fingerlings from Hulah Lake, Oklahoma's nursery pond, in March.
B.A.S.S. Nation
Quilted For A Worthy Cause
When BASS member Bob Radney learned about Blake Muhlenbruck's auction to help the disabled go fishing, he knew he wanted to help.
Kinder BASS Bump Station Showcased At Season Opener
In an effort to reduce stress levels and potential injuries to fish caught in tournaments, BASS introduced a new weigh-in checkpoint during the Bassmaster Central Open at Toledo Bend Reservoir in March.
Inside The Daily Slaughter Of Fish
What fishermen view as a precious natural resource is considered nothing more than inconvenient "collateral damage" by one of the nation's major power companies.
