Zebras, gobies and science fiction smallmouth
Introducing your kids or grandkids early on to the outdoors and all it has to offer is important. If you do, it’ll stay with them forever. It builds self-confidence by teaching them that they can...
Recently, while visiting with an old tackle-collecting buddy, we got to talking about the various fallacies we’ve heard on bass fishing over the years. Skewed logic that has led many hardcore...
I suppose it goes without saying that I’m excited about fishing the 2018 Bassmaster Elite at Mississippi River presented by Go RVing. There’s nothing like a win to get your heart pumping. But there...
When it comes to finesse fishing terminal tackle, I can literally carry it all in a small LureLock box. I do have a separate box for shaky heads and tube heads, but when it comes to any kind of...
I’ve been bass fishing professionally for over 20 years. I’ve never seen as many bass boats and local tournaments on the water as I have over the past few years. The explosion in bass fishing is a...
John Deshauteurs shares how to stay hydrated and healthy during a day of hot summer kayak bass fishing.
We’re going into the time of the year when our lakes, and some of our rivers, are beginning to turn green. Everywhere you look you see all sorts of vegetation growing in and out of the water. In...
I didn’t pick that title by accident. It’s there to make a point. It comes from the perspective of an angler who has missed what’s going on this year. And I can tell you from personal experience...
Fifteen or 20 years ago, the idea of finesse fishing for bass was considered to be a complex form of fishing that involved a lot tediousness.First, there were a lot of different finesse techniques:...
There are lots and lots of myths that surround bass fishing, but none of them are as crazy as some of the ones that deal with the postspawn. It’s like all the bass go off their beds and then move...
Now’s the time when our bass start moving out, and we have to move out with them. That can be a problem for some anglers, though. Things are easy to see on the shoreline but not so much out in open...
