Author: bassaust

The 2019 Bassmaster Angler of the Year Scott Canterbury shares how he rigs a jig trailer.

Like it or not, we are all a product of our upbringing. Ask third-year Elite angler Jake Whitaker how cutting his angling teeth on the clear, structure-laden waters of North and South Carolina lakes impacted his style, and he’ll tell you it make him wacky.In the best sense of the word.

In this Tackle Tip Tuesday, Matt Arey shows fans how to rig a flutter spoon differently to increase the hookup and landing ratio with this lure. Be sure to check your tournament rules to be sure it’s legal.

Many anglers fish all spring only to look forward to being a high school and or college football fan in the fall. Well, that’s not really happening this year. I’m not here to tell you about those issues, or to talk about the pros and cons.

Jay Yelas launched his pro career in 1989 by living in a van as a tournament fishing vagabond when gas was $1 a gallon. Now age 54, he is truly one of professional bass fishing’s living legends.

Northern fisheries like the Great Lakes, Lake St. Clair and other massive bodies of water can intimidate inexperienced anglers.

In this Tackle Tip Tuesday video, Gerald Swindle shows how to modify a traditional jig head and turn it into a tube head for smallmouth fishing up north. This quick modification can save you time and money.

I was able to put some time in the last two weeks on the delta. I burned a lot of gas and fished all over. I’ve been averaging 18-22 lbs as well as 30+ fish days. The mornings have been slow as the fish haven’t been aggressive. I’ve been starting out with slow baits like […]

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