Keeping your bass boat alive, part 11
If the seats in your bass boat are worn, torn and ratty, here’s how to replace them with new seats.
Hackney: Attacking bluff walls, part 1
Over the years I’ve learned to love bluff walls, especially in the wintertime. They almost always produce something and, in a lot of cases, what they produce will be some of the biggest bass of the season.
Ike: Breaking down hair jigs, part 2
Big, ledge buster size hair jigs just might be the most under fished lures there are in this business.
Why Brandon Lester builds his own rods
Brandon Lester talks about why he loves to build his own rods.
Jeff Kriet’s ledge fishing secret weapon
Elite Series pro Jeff Kriet shows what he uses to catch 'em on ledges. Just don't ask him why it works.
Christie: Talk winter bass into biting
The bass are at the tail end of that fall feeding frenzy and, as we get closer to winter, those fish want to be close to their wintering grounds.
Evers: Safe winter fishing
Fishing in cold weather, though, is a lot different than fishing in the late spring or summer … and I’m not talking about the techniques you should be using or the seasonal patterns of the bass.
Vinson: Cold water plastics? You bet!
The bass still eat, and they eat what they did when the water was warm. They can’t order from a menu.
Ike: Breaking down hair jigs, part 1
Iaconelli puts hair jigs into three groups — micro or mini, standard sizes, and big, ledge-buster types.
