Fishing Articles
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Sakamata Swimmer releasing in 2026
Introducing items releasing in 2026. As some of you have seen the support staff fishing posts, the Sakamata body shadtail "Sakamata Swimmer" will be released this spring.
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2026 ISE Save the Date Sacramento
Angler Seminars on the WesternBass Demo Tank! Show Specials at the Fishermans Warehouse booth!
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My Biggest Bass of 2025 from the California Delta and Clear Lake
BIGGEST BASS & New Striper PB of 2025
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How Cold-Water Cranking Has Changed with Ott DeFoe
Diving lures, especially flat-sided baits, have been catching bass for decades, and they still do, but many anglers now opt to utilize their electronics and forward-facing sonar much more when the water is chilly.
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Cole Floyd's Best Pro Season Yet
He ended the year with a tear, notching five straight Top 10 finishes, and credits his confidence from starting with two solid finishes and fishing to his strengths as the reasons for his success.
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Patrick Walters’ Shallow Winter Bite
Over the past few years, every discussion of cold water bass fishing is usually focused on forward-facing sonar and throwing minnows on jigheads, but that’s not the only way to catch them
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Looking Ahead to 2026 with Trey McKinney
When Trey McKinney first qualified for the Bassmaster Elite Series many pegged him as the next big thing. He's lived up to the hype and more, winning an event in each of his first two seasons and finishing second in the Angler of the Year race both seasons.
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Late Season Bass Fishing with Luke Clausen
Late in the year, when the professional tournament season ends, Bridgford Foods pro Luke Clausen keeps it going and is still fishing as much as possible. Near his home in Spokane, Washington, Clausen can take advantage of excellent fishing well into fall and winter, despite the cold.
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Roger Vue's Big Shasta Largemouth
The 11, 12 AND the 13.26-pounder that Roger Vue recently caught at Lake Shasta
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A 16-Pounder for Max Lee!
California has a long and storied history of producing giant largemouth bass, and while trophies are still caught every year, 16-pound class bass have become rarer in recent years. That's why a recent catch by Max Lee has made headlines, as his 16.01-pound fish caught from his kayak in Central California is turning heads.
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Randy Howell’s Cold Water Approach
Living on the shores of one of the hottest bass fisheries on the planet, Bassmaster Elite Series pro Randy Howell will be spending all winter fishing on Alabama’s Lake Guntersville.
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