Drop-offs and Creeks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Drop-offs and Creeks | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Bass are, by their nature, fish that relate to structure as a major governing factor in their daily existence. There are few more important structures in an aquatic habitat than creek channels and drop-offs. Yet there are some rather important factors that fishermen need to realize about these potential holding places for bass. First we'll take a look at some features and facts about channels."

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Tube Baits Explained | How To Rig A Tube Bait | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Tube Baits Explained | How To Rig A Tube Bait | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Tournament fishing tips, that's what this column is about. I usually write about your mental state and how to approach your next tournament. While I feel strongly that your confidence and positive attitude is still the best thing to have in your "tackle box," a few good lures will still come in handy."

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Deep Water Structure | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Deep Water Structure | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "This is still probably the most misunderstood type of fishing out there. We've all been brought up with the notions of casting to visible cover. This makes non-visual targets difficult to fish for the average fisherman."

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Unlocking Bass | Bassmaster

Unlocking Bass | Bassmaster: "There may not be a more effective lure than a jerkbait for catching bass in cold water."

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Four Ways to Fish a Zoom Ultravibe Speed Worm

Four Ways to Fish a Zoom Ultravibe Speed Worm: "You’ve been on a dynamite soft plastic bite on your local fishery for the past few weeks. You have it dialed in and you know exactly what the fish want and how they want it presented. You’ve been thinking about Saturday all week, because the recent stable weather is indicative of another productive weekend of fishing. "

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Not Just Fishing Attractants - General Bass Fishing Forum - Bass Fishing Forums

Not Just Fishing Attractants - General Bass Fishing Forum - Bass Fishing Forums: "As many of you know, MegaStrike makes one of, if not the, best fishing attractants on the market.  Owner Bobby Uhrig, goes above and beyond to make sure the demands of us anglers are fulfilled.  His products are some of the most innovative out there:"

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Tube Baits Explained | How To Rig A Tube Bait | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC

Tube Baits Explained | How To Rig A Tube Bait | The Ultimate Bass Fishing Resource Guide® LLC: "Tournament fishing tips, that's what this column is about. I usually write about your mental state and how to approach your next tournament. While I feel strongly that your confidence and positive attitude is still the best thing to have in your "tackle box," a few good lures will still come in handy."

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Huge Largemouth Bass Caught In Texas

Huge Largemouth Bass Caught In Texas: "Gary Sims of Gunter, Texas, caught Toyota ShareLunker 538 from Lake Fork December 12. The bass weighed 15.02 pounds and was held for pickup at Oak Ridge Marina, an official Toyota ShareLunker weigh and holding station."

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Record Striped Bass Caught While Surf Fishing

Record Striped Bass Caught While Surf Fishing: "As of Dec. 8, Delaware has a new state record holder for the largest striped bass landed in Delaware waters. Ben Smith of Bryn Mar, Pa., was fishing in the surf at Delaware Seashore State Park on Saturday when he reeled in a 52-pound striped bass measuring 51 inches long and 30 inches in girth."

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Winter Bass Fishing Lures, Tips and Tactics

Winter Bass Fishing Lures, Tips and Tactics: " How important is retrieve speed in cold water? Some anglers may tell you that they fish just as fast in winter as they do in spring. However, most successful cold water anglers will tell you that slowing down the presentation is the best. Biologist and experienced anglers agree that bass will not chase a lure in water much colder than 50 degrees. An exception to this would be after bass move up shallow after a few warm days, and after a front has brought warm rain. As a rule of thumb it is best to slow down your presentation during the winter months.  "

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