Gear
Gear Review: Halo HFX Rod Series
WHAT IS IT? Halo HFX Rod Series WHAT SETS IT APART? Performance and affordability were the objectives for Halo’s new HFX Series rods. The lineup includes 13 models — four...
Daily Limit: Livesay’s supernatural win at Fork
A degree of magic is required to win any bass tournament. Lee Livesay’s transcendent victory on Lake Fork had some of that but also included a touch of the supernatural....
How-To
Swimbaits in the spring
Recently I cut a video for B.A.S.S. in which I talked about swimbaits, windy points and spot lock on my Minn Kota trolling motor. It was informative, but there’s a...
Open: Nania nabs the win at Pickwick
COUNCE, Tenn. — An astute observation led Joey Nania to a strategic bait change that delivered a five-bass limit of 18 pounds, 10 ounces and sealed his first B.A.S.S. win...
High School: Bridges and Duncan win on Cumberland
RUSSELL COUNTY, Ky. — Caleb Bridges and Brady Duncan saved the best for “almost last” at the Mossy Oak Fishing Bassmaster High School Series at Lake Cumberland presented by Academy Sports...
Fantasy Fishing
Fantasy Fishing: Expect a mixed bag
The Bassmaster Elite Series should be hitting Neely Henry Lake at an exciting time in early May. Whether water clarity will allow anglers to see them or not, there should be...
Gear
Assessing your fishing tackle budget
There is a perception among some anglers that if it costs more, it must be better and will catch you more fish. That’s true to a point. But being expensive doesn’t...
junior
Juniors: West Virginia pair top field at Cumberland
RUSSELL COUNTY, Ky. — Luke Stewart and Austin Craze were one of only three tandems to catch a limit on Sunday, and their 10-pound, 1-ounce haul was just enough to...
How-To
Hite catches six bass over 6 pounds with very limited tackle
When Bass Fishing Hall of Famer Davy Hite left home from South Carolina in early April he thought he was headed for back-to-back weeks of Bassmaster Elite Series coverage at...
College: Dice dominates on Cumberland
JAMESTOWN, Ky. — Two heads are better than one, unless you’re Jack Dice of Liberty University. In his case, fishing alone in a tournament filled with two-person teams wasn’t a...
