Is it prespawn, spawn or postspawn?
It’s time to hit the water. We all know the bass are either in their prespawn, spawn or postspawn mode. But, how do you tell the difference? The first thing...
Tackle Tip Tuesday: Hamilton’s seasonal spinnerbaits
Skylar Hamilton dials us in on the simple difference in a winter spinnerbait vs. a spring spinnerbait. In this Tackle Tip Tuesday video, Hamilton talks blade type and trailers on...
No-information rule builds better anglers
One of the things I love about fishing the Bassmaster Elite Series is the no-information rule. It not only evens the playing field but makes us better anglers. We have...
Get your largemouth game on at Pickwick Lake
Smallmouth bass get all the attention at Pickwick Lake, and they deserve it. The lake is legendary for producing the best smallmouth fishing on the Tennessee River system. Not to...
Christie: Decoding early prespawn stages
Depending on the stage of the prespawn, they may position closer to where they winter or they may stage 50 yards from where they’re going to spawn.
Tackle Tip Tuesday: Line size and crankbaits
In this Tackle Tip Tuesday video, Stetson Blaylock breaks down his approach to line size when fishing different crankbaits. Listen how he changes his line to impact the action and...
Making the case for big baits
If you want to catch big bass, start throwing big baits. That’s not a cliché. If you want to be as successful as today’s bass pros, it’s a fact. That’s...
Weekend Pro Tip: Mosley on lipless crankbaits
A lipless crankbait is ideal for catching prespawn bass on shallow flats. See how to best use the lure with this Power-Pole Weekend Pro Tip from Brock Mosley.
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Gussy’s Tennessee technique revealed
Jeff ‘Gussy’ Gustafson explains the ‘moping’ technique he used to win the Guaranteed Rate Bassmaster Elite at Tennessee River. Though it is a great winter technique, Gustafson says it’s useful...
