A tournament trail for able anglers
When Richard Warwick first saw the guy whose boat he'd be fishing in, he was worried. The man had no arms."I didn't know how we were going to do it," he remembers thinking at the time.
Guide to giant bass
Over the past three decades, literally dozens of lakes throughout the nation have produced largemouth bass weighing more than 10 pounds. And, as fisheries personnel continue to learn more about trophy bass management, more are added to the list each year.
Northern Division anglers to explore Lewis and Clark
Federation anglers will discover the Missouri River has a diverse bass fishery when they compete in the CITGO BASS Federation Northern Divisional Sept. 15-17 on Lewis and Clark Reservoir.
Northern bass in summer grass
It's a steamy summer afternoon, and all of the action has died around your favorite weedbeds where, at dawn, bass were attacking just about every lure you threw.
How-To
Slider fishing revisited
Charlie Brewer created a simple bait and called it a slider, and the rest is the Slider Lure Company history.
Fishing Saddam’s waters
In this article, you can read stories about soldier anglers who escaped the stresses of war by enjoying the challenge, relaxation and companionship of fishing on some very unique waters.
Iaconelli’s crazy year
In this article, you can read about the awesome response that Michael Iaconelli received after winning the Classic Trophy in New Orleans.
How-To
Skipping, pitching and flipping docks
There is not just one-way to exploit a dock, a place where bass congregate and hide in plain sight.
2004 Tournament Trail: Winning ways
Challenging best describes the 2003-2004 tournament season as new qualifying formats, stiff competition, unpredictable weather and diverse waters put the competitors to the test.
How-To
A pitch for the pads
In this article, read how lily pads provide bass with everything they need and how they are worth looking into.
