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Gary Clouse's journey to a pro fishing career began in 1975 when he bought Bassmaster Magazine off the newsstand as a 15-year-old.

People say that close only counts with hand grenades and horseshoes, but Gary Clouse is happy with a 10th-place finish in Florida.

If an angler sees lots of sunshine in the forecast and a favorite lake has rocky areas, tie on some small crankbaits and plan to have fun.

That first cast of a new season may produce the big bite you’ve been dreaming about, and you want to be ready.

COVID has impacted everything from local bass club activities to professional bass circuits.

The reasons for tough fishing in the fall aren’t all that complicated, but the solution can be frustrating.

In the fall, an angler must be versatile and open-minded, and he or she can still scratch out a good catch for the day.

Don’t overlook routine checks and simple maintenance; it’s best to catch potential problems before they escalate.

A huge factor in being a successful bass angler is learning the importance of boat position.

Why it pays to be fussy about the trailers that are added to a jig.

There are many different lures that catch bass, but none can be more deadly – or catch big bass more consistently – than the jig.

No one really knows what the futuristic rig will look like.

Gary Clouse often gets asked about the equipment he uses and why.

Anglers love to chase lure trends, looking for that next secret lure that will get them more bites.I admit I’m no different, but I learned a long time ago that some lure...

It’s wintertime throughout most of the northern part of the country where anglers need to take some steps to protect their boats until spring.Most anglers know the motor...