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No matter what level of tournament angling someone has achieved, modern technology and a little bit of common sense make it easier to add a little rocket fuel to a skill set.

When quality reigns supreme over quantity, smallmouth anglers may want to ditch typical lure choices for a bladed jig.

Bundled up, frosty breath clouding the air — don’t think the big biters won’t show themselves during winter’s chill.

Often the prespawn is characterized by unstable weather and moving fish.

Elite pro Derek Hudnall describes a simple, single-shot approach to catching bass this winter.

See the Alabama Rig near Bassmaster Elite Series pro Brandon Lester’s left hand in the photo? It’s the only one he owns. Like literally, he owns one A-Rig, and you’re...

There are specific times when Elite Series pros turn to fast-action worming — here’s how they decide between the two most popular tail options.

Learn where to target and what lures to use in active pad stem areas during winter and the prespawn.

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.

Of all the weird things that bass do, not much confounds, confuses and frustrates anglers more than suspending.

Matt Arey simplifies his jig selection down to two major factors — species and weather.

For tournament anglers, there are a number of intervening conditions that can turn a good bite sour. Louisiana pro Greg Hackney doesn't sugarcoat it: "Cold, muddy water is...

The first thing Chris Zaldain will tell an angler to do is bend one of the three shanks on the factory treble hook out to nearly 90-degrees, and then use pliers to squeeze...

To catch bass in colder weather, anglers need to choose lures that appeal to the mood of wintertime fish and oftentimes fish them differently.

Anyone can catch a bunch of dinks, but it’s the big ones that will make a heart race.