July 2022 The Ned Rig The Ned Rig When fishing conditions are tough and the bass are pressured, the Ned Rig puts them in the boat.
May 2022 Jeff Sprague Breaks Down His Texas Rig Setup Jeff Sprague Breaks Down His Texas Rig Setup Although a Texas Rig is fundamental to bass fishing, there are still many factors to consider when building your Texas Rig setup. From the type of rod to reel speed, line to weights, Jeff Sprague has you covered with an essential setup to get you started.
May 2022 Dock Fishing 101 With Andy Montgomery Dock Fishing 101 With Andy Montgomery Dock Fishing is a technique that can be done all year long. Andy Montgomery gives us his Dock Fishing 101 breakdown.
March 2022 Wacky Rig Vs. Texas Rig Wacky Rig Vs. Texas Rig See Jeff Sprague's specific rod, reel, line and lure setups for fishing both Texas Rigs and Wacky Rigs this spring.
April 2019 Denny Brauer on How to Avoid Baitcaster Backlash Denny Brauer on How to Avoid Baitcaster Backlash A lot of people will not use baitcast equipment. Why? They’re scared of the dreaded backlash. It can happen anytime, especially throwing into the wind.
January 2019 Andy Montgomery on the Best Gear for Skipping Jigs Andy Montgomery on the Best Gear for Skipping Jigs The most challenging cast in bass fishing is skipping a lure under a low dock with a baitcasting outfit. Do it well and you’ll put a bait in front of bass that other anglers can’t reach. Do it poorly and you’ll suffer the worst backlashes imaginable.
January 2019 Greg Bohannan’s Inexpensive Tackle Organization Tips Greg Bohannan’s Inexpensive Tackle Organization Tips Greg Bohannan has two very inexpensive tips for you that will help you keep your fishing gear organized!
The Importance of Cranking 21 Inches per Turn with David Fritts The Importance of Cranking 21 Inches per Turn with David Fritts In the history of competitive bass fishing, there have been some great crankbait anglers. Rick Clunn and Kevin VanDam come to mind immediately. But few fishermen are more closely associated with deep diving baits than North Carolina’s David Fritts.
