Bass fishing is a funny sport
The 2026 Progressive Bassmaster Elite Series season is complete, and I squeaked back into the field for 2027 by the skin of my teeth. Thankfully, I finished 70th in the...
Wes Logan
Daily Limit: Nielsen hopes ratings at least one spot better
Riley Nielsen is back for another shot at the Progressive Bassmaster Elite Series, although he can’t see how he deserves it. “I did terrible,” the 23-year-old said. “I don’t know...
Daily Limit: Sprint to Elites blasts off at Norfork
Stephen Browning believes this year presents his best chance to return to the Progressive Bassmaster Elite Series. “Simply because of a coin flip, I honestly think that I really have...
My favorites for summer
As I’ve gone through my career, I’ve realized how important it is for an angler to have an identity. I’m not talking about personality or how you promote yourself professionally....
Bust ’em on the bluffs
From sheer forms to stacked rock, these high banks offer many fish-friendly features.
HER Profile: Riley Logan Rises To the Challenge
Her nursing knowledge prepares her for life’s unpredictable moments, on and off the water.
First quarter recap
I guess it’s time for a little recap of the Progressive Bassmaster Elite Series season’s first quarter. It’s been a little bit of an up and down year overall. I...
Dialing in the Tennessee River
The Classic competitors are working to dial in the Tennessee River on their final day of practice! While most will say it's tough, fish are being found and caught. Everyone is hoping to get enough clues to start strong on Friday for the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Classic presented by Under Armour!
Top Tackle: Logan’s approach to emergent grass
In this Top Tackle video, Wes Logan goes through two baits that he utilizes during the pre-spawn and spawn time periods when the submerged vegetation like Hydrilla and Milfoil aren’t...
Wes Logan loads the boat with Yamaha Power Pay
Wes Logan bested 96 of his peers to finish fifth in the FXR Bassmaster® Elite on Lake Guntersville, earning an additional $2,500 of extra cash from the Yamaha Power Pay program for his efforts.
