Jacksonville State wins on Norman
CORNELIUS, N.C. — Six bites was all it took for Will Nichols and Jamon Phillips of Jacksonville State University to vault from 10th place to the top of the standings...
Zaldain and Pirch talk Classic tactics
From Seaguar Louisville, KY – The countdown has begun to the biggest event in bass fishing—the upcoming GEICO Bassmaster Classic presented by DICK’S Sporting Goods on the Tennessee River in Knoxville,...
Gleason wins Central Open on Toledo Bend
MANY, La. —A big shift in weather conditions and the kindness of a fellow competitor opened the door for local favorite Darold Gleason to show off his home lake’s potential with...
Conservation News
Northwest war on bass update
EUGENE, Ore. – Angler advocate groups are keeping close watch on bills proposed in the Northwest that could have catastrophic consequences for bass fisheries and bass fishermen. That comes as...
Gear
Elite Clent Davis to represent Coosa Cotton in 2019
Montevallo, Ala. – Bassmaster Elite Series pro Clent Davis, the 2018 Forrest Wood Cup Champion and 2012 FLW Tour Rookie of the Year, will become the first national pro staffer...
Duncan tackles Lake Norman solo
CORNELIUS, N.C. — Logic dictates that two sticks are better than one when you’re competing in a team tournament. But Isaac Duncan of Blue Mountain (Miss.) College is proving logic...
College: North Carolina State leads on Norman
CORNELIUS, N.C. — With more than 250 boats to send through takeoff one at a time, it can take a long while for those drawing a high boat number in...
A new look at our lakes
The 2019 Bassmster Elite Series schedule includes several fisheries that we’ve visited previously. Some of them, like the St. Johns River and the St. Lawrence River, have hosted multiple great...
College: Anglers discuss Day 2
CORNELIUS, N.C. – Amazing the difference only a few short hours can make. When Day 1 of the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series tournament presented by Bass Pro Shops began Thursday...
What the polar vortex will do to bass, part 2
The basic idea in my last column was that there’s not too much to worry about when it comes to the bass themselves. The situation with their environment is a...
