Fishing Articles
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Clearlake: The Last Cast
Over the past 5 years I have made a lot of friends within the bass fishing ranks and have learned the value of sharing what I have learned with those who have
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Clent Davis - 2012 FLW Tour Rookie of the Year
Winning any title on the tour level can be a challenging experience. For a rookie on the FLW Tour, learning to do something as simple as competing can be more t
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Cold Weather Jigs
I’m sure it’s happened to you. Your alarm goes off on a cold early December morning, and it takes you a while to decide whether it’s worth getting up to go out
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College Fishing 101
College fishing is well established and continues to get more and more attention. Whether you’re an incoming freshman or a current student with a passion for ba
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Columbia River Smallmouth
It is great to see B.A.S.S. return to the west this fall and I believe the Pro-Am concept will be very successful. I know many anglers were reluctant to fish t
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Columbia River: The B.A.S.S. dream!
The drive home Sunday from Clear Lake was exhausting, I took some time to sleep in. Got up at 7:30 a.m. and once all packed, was on my way to the Hook at 9:30
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Come out and Support your Troops
CBAF encourages you to come out and show your support for the families who have lost a family member in the recent wars. This team event will require more than
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Competing on a Budget
With today’s high price of fuel and other tournament driven expenses, those of us who still want to compete, or even just want to go fishing on a regular basis,
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Confidence and Time on the Water
There are two basic strategies to approaching a tournament; go all out and try to win or play it safe and stay in the points race. There are also two different
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Connect With Bass In Manmade Shadows
It’s a classic win-win. Man makes ‘em, bass borrow ‘em and man’s cool with the deal. Why? Because docks offer all the things a bass needs – refuge, shelter and
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Conquering Reel Overspins
We’ve all had them. No reel is perfect, no angler is immune to the frustrations of a mucked up reel due to our overzealous and anxious attempts to make that sna
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Cooch and the ProTeen Event
I have to admit that I was touched by Andy Cuccia's Pro Teen Event. He and his staff have touched so many teenager’s hearts and minds. I felt it when I fished w
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Cooch's Jig Fishing Theory
Long time ago, when I first began tournament bass fishing, I used to be a crankster. I tossed a blade every now and then with some wormin tossed in as well.
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Cooch’s Sloppy Canopy Tactics on the River
When I'm fishing the matted cover on the Delta, my presentation really depends on the type of slop canopy. Some areas ya have that thick cheese, if there is no
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Cool Tips and Tricks from the Pros
When a person makes a living at something; anything, they inevitably learn a series of tricks and tips that make their job easier. The auto mechanic quickly lea
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Cool Tips for Early Fall
Maybe you first notice the evening is cooler, making sleep come easier. Some first notice morning fog blanketing the ground at sunrise in low areas. Others on
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Crank It Up
Right, left, center – all common terms in the political arena, but they also apply to crankbaits. Situations and opportunities may vary throughout the day, but
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Crankbaits for Success
After two recent fishless days, I was determined to unlock the secrets of Lake Perris. Anxious to catch some of the huge spotted bass that this southern
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Crankin' The Suspended Way
I've always had a love for crankbait fishing since the first tournament I won in 1989. (5 smallmouth in 15 minutes 21.5 pounds) Even when I would find the
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