Staying sharp
One of the toughest things about a long gap in tournaments like we’ve had this spring and summer is staying sharp. After a second place finish in the Academy Sports...
St. Croix Bassmaster Opens
Opens profile: May’s sea legs
David “Davey” May of Odessa, Fla., probably logs more hours on the water than any other bass angler in the country, pro or otherwise. Unfortunately for May, the vast majority...
Tides will play major role at James River Open
RICHMOND, Va. — Garrett Paquette has had a good relationship with the James River. In 2016, he and his partner Zak Fadden of Schoolcraft College finished eighth in a Carhartt...
How-To
Shopping used boats
One question I often get asked by anglers looking for their first bass boat is, “What should I get in a used bass boat?” It’s a good question and one...
St. Croix Bassmaster Opens
Opens profile: Berger goes from pond to pro
With two tournaments left in the 2019 Bassmaster Eastern Opens, Tyler Berger is fifth in AOY points. If he holds or betters his standing after fishing the James River and...
Conservation News
Fish kills in Alabama and Kentucky
VERSAILLES, Ky. – This is now a tale of two fish kills: On July 2, a massive die-off commenced on the Kentucky River as a result of a bourbon spill...
What fuels Cherry’s fire
Hank Cherry knew from a very early age that he wanted to be a professional bass angler. On his website, hankcherry.com, he tells the story of how he was introduced...
All about the chase
The traffic in Miami was terrible. That said, traffic in Miami is always terrible. Still, bumper-bumper vehicles is not something you typically deal with when moving from one waypoint to...
Gear
Daily Limit: Again, ‘I’ is for International
ORLANDO, Fla. — Neil Young isn’t searching for a Heart of Gold; he’s scouting out fishing products to supply stores in his homeland. Although it’s spelled the same as the...
How-To
It’s time to slide up
In my recent blog a few weeks ago, summer was just getting into full swing, bass throughout the southern half of the U.S. were in postspawn, and I told you...
