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Trip Weldon plans to retire and says “farewell B.A.S.S.” from his official capacity.

Fans watching Elite Series weigh-ins on Bassmaster.com know Trip Weldon has been out the past two events.

What a great two weeks of competition that B.A.S.S. had in New York recently.

There’s too much else going on around our world to worry about plopping a bag of bass on the scales to see how our day stacks up against the competition.

There are far more important things going on than fishing tournaments.

I first met Jerry McKinnis years ago working Ray Scott’s Eagles of Angling event on his private lake in Pintlala, Ala. Of course that event featured President George Bush...

I’m not going to debate catch, weigh and release in this column versus a five-bass limit. What I do want to talk about is a 50 year standard that started when Ray Scott and...

Now that the 2019 Bassmaster Elite season has concluded I thought I might take time to give you my point of view.Certainly entering into this season there were questions...

Here is my take on what has been written about me becoming the longest serving B.A.S.S. Tournament Director in our 50-year history. When told of this I had no idea since...

This photo was by far the coolest of the week and an appropriate way to wrap up the 2018 Bassmaster Elite Series opener. More about that later.You have probably heard ad...

As it turned out, much like the Preakness Stakes, the Toyota Bassmaster Texas Fest (TBTF) event turned into a two-man race between Brandon Palaniuk and Brent Ehrler....