Fantasy Fishing: Age old battle
Lake Champlain is arguably the most storied New York bass tournament venue and as far back as tournament records go, so does the question on whether Largemouth or Smallmouth will...
Gear Review: Seaguar Bulk Leader Storage Bags
WHAT IS IT? Seaguar Leader Spool Dispenser/Storage Bag WHAT SETS IT APART? This is a dedicated bag for storing and dispensing leader line directly through a grommet system. Available in...
New York is a breath of fresh air
I enjoy every tournament we fish, but I’ll admit, I definitely look forward to the Northern Swing. We’ll fish our final two events of the season up north, and I...
Hartman and Loughran set to return for final Elite events
After a season marked by medical hardships, Elite anglers Jamie Hartman and Ed Loughran have been cleared by their doctors to compete in the final two Elite Series events. Both...
Gear Review: Simms Pro Dry Rain Suit
WHAT IS IT? SIMMS Pro Dry Rain Suit WHAT SETS IT APART? The Pro Dry jacket features a three-way adjustable hood that protects against driving rain without sacrificing peripheral vision...
Lesson 1: Different species of bass
For any angler looking to get into bass fishing, it’s important to know the differences between the most common species.
Lesson 2: Understanding bass senses
For any angler, knowing how a bass perceives its environment can give you a serious advantage on the water.
Lesson 3: Knots to know
Every angler needs to know how to tie strong, reliable knots when out on the water.
Lesson 4: Hard baits
When it comes to bass fishing, using the right bait can make all the difference in your success on the water.
Lesson 5: Essential soft plastics, terminal tackle, and rigs
For any beginner angler, understanding the basics of soft plastics, terminal tackle, and rigs is key to successful bass fishing.
