Open competitor leads co-angler side
Read how first-time competitor on the co-angler side, Butch Tucker, made the most of his first appearance during Day One of the Citrus Slam on the Kissimmee Chain.
Why Is Florida So Tough For The Pros?
Read why Florida is a difficult place to fish. Combined with the shallow waters, similar vegetation patterns stretch for miles and miles making everything visually oriented.
How-To
Wacky worms for natural lakes
In this article, you can read Brian Hensley's tips for using the wacky rigged soft plastic worm.
How-To
Dave Wolak: Setting the drag
In this article, you can read how North Carolina's Dave Wolak has developed a system for ensuring the proper drag settings on both spinning and baitcasting reels.
How-To
Dave Wolak: Time on the water
In this article, read how Dave Wolak explains that being in tune with Mother Nature by spending time on the water, is key when preparing for or competing in tournaments.
How-To
Dave Wolak: Small bait, big hook
In this article, you can read how Bassmaster Elite Series pro Dave Wolak pairs a small bait with a big hook and finds the perfect opportunity for the combination to shine.
How-To
Dave Wolak: Big or small, soft plastic stickbaits.
In this article, you can read why Dave Wolak likes to use plastic stickbaits that are 5 to 7 inches long.
How-To
Dave Wolak: Flick shake efficiency
In this article, you can read how for Dave Wolak, the flick shake under certain circumstances has the potential to save the day.
How-To
The right jig for rock and wood
In this article, you can read Chad Griffin's description of the subtleties that make a difference when pitching jigs around rock and wood.
How-To
Chad Griffin: The right grass jig
Read how at the 2009 Elite Series final, Chad Griffin complemented a topwater popper with a grass jig of his own making and won the tournament.
