Clunn’s technology conundrum
As one of the sport’s oldest competitors, four-time Bassmaster Classic champion Rick Clunn has seen professional bass fishing grow from its free-for-all infancy to a tech-driven 21st century juggernaut.
My Erie plan, Part 4
Once the Erie tournament started, the time for practice and looking around was over. I had my spots and I knew what I wanted to do. It was just a matter of executing.
Reliable Lake Jordan
Lake Jordan has been one of Alabama’s most reliable bass fisheries since the 1980s. See how Alabama Elite Series pro Greg Vinson breaks it down.
The fall turnover dilemma
I had an experience at the Toyota Texas Bass Classic on Lake Conroe that I’ve never seen in all my years of bass fishing.
Smallmouth bass and light
We’ve talked a little the past couple of weeks about the fact that smallmouth are aggressive and that they’re curious creatures. Now, let’s look at another trait that affects smallmouth bass behavior.
D.R.E.A.M. — Determination
Have faith in yourself and know that there are people pulling for you. It’s true because I am pulling for you.
Jigs or soft plastics for flippin’ and pitching?
Whether you should flip or pitch jigs or soft plastics depends on several factors, including cover, forage and water clarity. Ultimately, you have to let the bass decide, according to Matt Lee.
20Qs with John Crews
Elite Series pro John Crews has qualified for the Bassmaster Classic eight times, won almost $1 million in prize money and started his own tackle company. Now he faces our 20 Questions.
Tips for fishing clear mountain lakes in fall
Facebook fan Steve Hendrix asked me for tips on fishing super clear, cold water mountain lakes that have very little cover in them and that fluctuate 20 to 30 feet each year. Here goes...
