Looking towards Guntersville
I recently spent a few days getting ready for the 2020 Academy Sports + Outdoors Bassmaster Classic presented by Huk. Some of you might find what I am doing, and...
Conservation News
Alabama bass invasion
ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A species of bass once mostly confined to a small native range now is spreading far outside that range, occasionally stocked by fishery managers but more often...
Swindle, Palaniuk returning to Elite Series
Former Bassmaster Elite anglers, Gerald Swindle and Brandon Palaniuk, are returning to the Elite Series after a year of fishing on another professional tour. Swindle and Palaniuk qualified for the...
Man’s best friend
Like many of you, a good number of Bassmaster Elite Series anglers are dog lovers. No matter if they’re big, small, fluffy or shorthaired, canines hold a special place in...
Why I’m thankful
When my family meets for Thanksgiving, we’ll gather for a big lunch before watching the Egg Bowl that evening. We’re a big Old Miss family, so once the game starts,...
Gear
Gear Review: Humminbird Mega 360
What is it? Humminbird Mega 360 What sets it apart? How do you make a great view even better? Humminbird answered that question by extending its Mega Imaging to its...
How-To
Come to Pickwick Lake for smallmouth, largemouth, fall fun
Make a fall trek to Pickwick Lake and you get the better of two bass fishing worlds. Those are catching numbers of schooling largemouth and doing that with topwater lures. ...
From the Bible to the pavement
OK, so here’s something my wife, Jaclyn, and I have become more involved with over time. It’s called The Warrior’s Journey. It’s an internet-based Christian organization for military members, veterans...
St. Croix Bassmaster Opens
Andrew Upshaw returns to his B.A.S.S. roots
[Full disclosure from the author: Andrew Upshaw is my son-in-law. He met my daughter Valerie when she came to support me at a Bassmaster Open tournament I competed in several...
What bass eat
What's for dinner? If you are a largemouth, smallmouth or spotted bass, the answer might be easy: anything that doesn't try to eat you first. That's good to know if you like to catch bass because with so many food choices, finding a lure that works is sometimes as easy as choosing one that looks good to you.
