Bass, Meet Glass
In recent years, fiberglass rods have emerged as an invaluable tool in the arsenal of bass anglers. Or perhaps I should say, fiberglass
In recent years, fiberglass rods have emerged as an invaluable tool in the arsenal of bass anglers. Or perhaps I should say, fiberglass
The natural world bristles with life in the spring. Your lawn’s formerly brown grass transitions to a lush, vibrant green. Bare branches on
Twenty-first century bass anglers have a wealth of options when selecting the critical link that connects them to their finned quarry: their line.
Think about the choices you make every time you tie a bait onto your line: topwater or subsurface – hard lure or soft
As water temperatures rise into the 60s, primal urges draw bass toward hard-bottomed shallows where nest building, followed by spawning, will occur. This
There are no magic bullets in fishing. No single lure is guaranteed to work every time, under all circumstances. Having said that, a
The hi-tech revolution that has reshaped open-water fishing in recent years has also reached anglers who chase fish through holes in the ice.
The winter months are a period of relative stability for bass. Water temperatures are at their lowest point of the year, which concentrates