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The first three
The first three practice days for the Bassmaster Classic are going to be really important. I have three good areas isolated and marked. I'll devote one day to each of the three areas.
B.A.S.S. Reporter’s Notebook
Deb Johnson blog: B.A.S.S. Reporter's Notebook. Don Barone makes a comeback, Ashmore gets a new wrap, and Rook signs with Jewel.
From heart to home plate
When the giant of a man behind the cigar turned the ball over in my tiny 6-year-old hands so he could show me just three of the many signatures on the baseball.
Title madness
I was getting ready for the Bassmaster Southern Open on the Kissimmee Chain, and my stress level was through the roof. Here is how it works for me and my obsessive behavior...
How-To
Burgess: Smallmouth
Mark Burgess, who learned to fish on New England smallmouth factories like New Hampshire's Lake Winnipesaukee, says not all smallmouth bass are created equal
How-To
Burgess: Green pumpkin variations
Listening to Elite Series pro Mark Burgess describe his favorite shades of his go-to soft plastic color, green pumpkin, is like listening to him read off a restaurant menu.
How-To
KVD: The importance of trailers
When it comes to professional bass anglers well versed in the art of tempting big bass with spinnerbaits, the initials KVD are at the top of the list.
How-To
KVD: Dissecting offshore humps
Watching Kevin VanDam fish during the postspawn and summer months on lakes like Kentucky and Guntersville, it would appear to the untrained eye that the Michigan pro is lost, helplessly flailing at open water.
Clough returns as B.A.S.S. conservation director
Noreen Clough, a highly respected and experienced leader in conservation and natural resource organizations, has been named B.A.S.S. conservation director, the organization announced today.
About B.A.S.S.
The history of B.A.S.S., Ray Scott, catch-and-release and B.A.S.S. Publications
