Bass Fishing
Racket Blade gives Stanley Jigs an entry into the bladed jig market
The Racket Blade, Stanley’s entry into the bladed jig market, is a rocket with plenty of racket attached to intrigue bass. […]
Bass Fishing
Bass Fishing
Catch Ross Barnett’s May largemouths
You’ll have numerous choices of lures and tactics for bass at Ross Barnett Reservoir in May, a post-spawn month. […]
Bass Fishing
Prop up post-spawn bass with propellor lures
Bass have always been suckers for topwater lures that carry propellors. And the time after the spawn can’t be beaten for this kind of action. […]
Bass Fishing
Mississippi’s bucketmouth bucket list
Mississippi can boast countless bodies of water that hold bass, and some of them offer fishing that’s good enough to make trips there. […]
Bass Fishing
SPRO Little John MD 50 crankbait
SPRO MD 50 crankbait is a little deeper diver. […]
Bass Fishing
Gamakatsu’s Gika Rig is hybrid of finesse, power bass fishing
The Gika Rig is Gamakatsu’s latest offering in terminal tackle. It combines power fishing and a finesse technique. […]
Bass Fishing
Big bass, big spawn?
The health of a bass population in a body of water will be reflected in spawning success. And big fish are the most productive. […]
Bass Fishing
Give Pickwick bass plenty of attention in April
Shallow spawning or prespawn bass can make an angler’s spring day at Pickwick Lake. Use these tactics for largemouth bass. […]
Bass Fishing
How to catch stubborn bass
Even though the largemouth bass were not biting great, Greg Hackney has plenty tricks he can use to get a few bites. […]
Bass Fishing
Bet on Maynor Creek for March bedding bass
Maynor Creek is a productive lake for bass in March because it has numbers of big bass in its shallow water. […]
Bass Fishing
SB-57 MDJ Series crankbait
Bass pro Mark Daniels set out to design a square-bill crankbait. The Bill Lewis MDJ Series SB-57 is the result. […]
Bass Fishing
Take a jig for a swim; tie on a swim jig
A swim jig is the perfect lure for bass when it seems like nothing else is working, and it doesn’t take a pro to tie one on and catch fish. […]