Tech Tip Thursday: Learning Mercury Smart Craft gauge
In this Tech Tip Thursday clip, Bassmaster Elite Series pro Cliff Prince explains how and why he uses his Mercury Smart Craft gauge while on the water in competition. Not...
Tackle Tip Tuesday: Lester tight-lining in winter
In this Tackle Tip Tuesday video, Brandon Lester breaks down an effective winter technique to catch bass. Tight-lining started in East Tennessee, but it works well across the country when...
Come to Pickwick Lake for smallmouth, largemouth, fall fun
Make a fall trek to Pickwick Lake and you get the better of two bass fishing worlds. Those are catching numbers of schooling largemouth and doing that with topwater lures. ...
Information is a two-way street
One of the neatest parts of being a professional bass angler is getting to visit various product locations. Also, I like getting to meet the people who design and make...
Fish Watts Bar in the fall for bass in the grass
What could be better than spending the summer catching bass from the grass? Having a special place where you can extend your seasonal fixation on luring fish from aquatic vegetation....
Fall turnover is nothing to ignore
The fall turnover is nothing to ignore. We need to know that the turnover is when the upper layer of water in a lake gets cold enough and drops down...
Tackle Tip Tuesday: Mosley winter/fall crankbait
In this Tackle Tip Tuesday video, Brock Mosley shows viewers a versatile crankbait that he utilized during the fall to winter transition to catch bass.
A scientific look at the fall turnover
This time we’re going to talk about the fall turnover, but not from an angler’s perspective. If you’re going to fish the turnover, you have to first understand what it...
Tackle Tip Tuesday: Monti on swim jigs
In this Tackle Tip Tuesday video, Kyle Monti explains why he likes a few certain attributes on his swim jig. He talks about head design, additional skirt material and how...
Fishing creeks and fast current in a kayak
John Deshauteurs talks about an important first step in your kayak — going upstream.
