From a pickle box
The time was in the 1960s, the golden years of outdoor magazines like Field & Stream, Outdoor Life and Sports Afield. “The Big Three” ruled the newsstands and magazine racks....
The Cast
How Bill Dance learned to ledge fish with Glen Andrews
A chance encounter with two legends of the sport changes Bill Dance’s fishing career. Bill Dance has introduced millions to bass fishing since his very first fishing TV show hit...
Bill Dance’s secrets to cold and muddy pond fishing
A reminder that it’s never too cold or too muddy to catch a bass in the winter. Bill Dance has introduced millions to bass fishing since his very first fishing...
How Bill Dance named the Strike King Lure Company
Bill Dance has introduced millions to bass fishing since his very first fishing TV show hit the airwaves in 1968. If you’ve ever been on the water when the morning...
Ray Scott: A celebration of life
Nobody needs to be reminded who Ray Scott was, though, like a prism held in the light, he cast beams of different colors in different directions depending on one’s perspective. Several...
The legacy of Ray Scott
It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. For bass anglers, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers was busy like beavers building dams across the South,...
Radio: Scott tribute with Cobb
Listen to the latest episode of Bassmaster Radio featuring interviews with Bob Cobb and a previous interview with B.A.S.S. founder Ray Scott. Listen to Bassmaster Radio.
Remembrances of Ray Scott
We reached out to some of Ray Scott’s friends to gather their thoughts on how the founder of B.A.S.S. influenced their lives. By all accounts, the central theme throughout was...
