Bass Fishing Articles

Visiting a lake you've never fished before? Professional angler Scott Canterbury reveals his best tips to locate bass before and after hitting the water.

Pradco Outdoor Brands has acquired Oklahoma-based Gene Larew Lures, which manufactures and sells fishing lures under its Gene Larew, Bobby Garland and Crappie Pro brands.

Bass fishing in matted vegetation such as milfoil requires specific tactics. Veteran pro Mike Iaconelli has one sure-fire method of getting big strikes and it's not what you think.

Veteran professional angler Shaw Grigsby is no stranger to thick cover and gnarly conditions, but when he needs more bites he downsizes his line size.

Bio Bait claims that its patented, water-soluble lures are a safer alternative to soft plastics, but do fish like them as well?

Desert Storm veteran David Lowrie is a youth fishing mentor, and he was recently surprised with a complete bass boat overhaul thanks to Humminbird, Minn Kota and several other fishing manufacturers.

As the largest fishing trade show in the world, ICAST is the place to be to see all the latest innovations to help anglers catch more and bigger fish.

Professional angler Brandon Lester shares four tips for the hottest summer months that will make you a better deep crankbait angler when water temps are at their warmest.

If the summer bass fishing starting team consists of football jigs, big worms and deep crankbaits, the first backup off the boat deck should be a flutter spoon. Pro angler Matt Arey explains how to fish this big, unique bait.

Professional angler Casey Ashley knows in summer he needs to have a topwater popper tied on his line. Find out why and why you should have tone, too.

In the latest fishing industry news, American Baitworks has acquired Snag Proof Lures and Bass Pro Shops has settled its lawsuit with Bluegreen Vacations.

Professional angler Gerald Swindle of Alabama gives his best tips for catching bass in summer on giant worms.

Fishing and boating season is in full swing, and this video serves as a scary reminder that a fun day on the water can turn tragic in an instant.