Fishing
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Brown Wins B.A.S.S. Western Regional On Lake Mead
Bill Brown of Grand Junction, Colo., representing the Utah B.A.S.S. Nation remained atop the leaderboard for three days to win the boater division of the Academy Sports + Outdoors B.A.S.S. Nation Western Regional presented by Magellan Outdoors.
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Team Zinda Bested Field and Boats Big Bass at Berryessa
Wine Country welcomed 109 Wild West Bass Trail (WWBT) teams in the California Division to Lake Berryessa on April 2nd.
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Swim Jigs: How and Where to Fish 'em
The differences in swim jigs and how and where to fish them. #FBF
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Navionics Platinum HotMaps April Sale Save $30
Platnum HotMaps 3D View, Satellite Overlay, Daily Updates, SonarChart: 1 ft HD Countours, Save $30 Thru April 30
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Boaters Reminded to Pull Drain Plugs
Anglers and boaters are reminded to make sure to pull the drain plug as a boat leaves a ramp to avoid spreading unwanted plants or animals to other water bodies.
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B.A.S.S. Nation Western Regional at Mead
Bill Brown of Grand Junction, Colo., maintains the lead on Day 2 of the the Academy Sports + Outdoors B.A.S.S. Nation Western Divisional presented by Magellan Outdoors on Lake Mead held out of Henderson, Nev., after bringing in 13 pounds, 6 ounces for a two-day total weight of 34-1.
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Australian Angler Jocumsen Faces Down Variables For Early Lead On Winyah Bay
GEORGETOWN, S.C. — A near two-hour boat ride to the Cooper River just outside of Charleston, S.C., was a risk worth taking for Australian angler Carl Jocumsen on the first day of the Huk Performance Fishing Bassmaster Elite at Winyah Bay.
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Bassmaster Classic Champion Edwin Evers Rigging TIps
Edwin Evers shares Grip Pin series rigging tips
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Gibbs and Eggers win Wild West Bass Trail at Mohave
The Wild West Bass Trail (WWBT) made its second stop for the Arizona Teams division at Lake Mohave on March 26. Taking the victory were Arizona anglers JJ Gibbs from Lake Havasu City and Luke Eggers from Kingman with their seven-fish limit of 24.93.
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What You Need to Know About StructureScan 3D
Those who worked hard to learn sonar interpretation were rewarded with secret fishing locations that produced success where others didn’t venture. The nonbelievers used to outnumber those who spent valuable casting time hunkered over their electronics. With no shortage of excuses, the nonbelievers survive to this day, but with technology like Lowrance’s StructureScan 3D, they are endangered species.
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NEW TATULA CT TYPE R SERIES BAITCASTING REELS
CYPRESS, California – Daiwa’s new Tatula CT Type R line of baitcasters feature an all new lower profile design. Easier to palm and feels natural on the rod. But still has the T-Wing system which will reduce backlashes and gives you a farther cast. Also still has the aluminum frame and air rotation which give it a silky smooth retrieve. We added two corrosive resistance ball bearings for more durability and will also aid in casting and smoothness. Available in left and right retrieve to meet your needs.
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Texas Team Trail Heads to Lake Texoma
The Texas Team Trail (TXTT) presented by Cabela's will host its final regular-season event of the 2016 tournament season on Saturday, April 16, at Lake Texoma. The fishery straddles the Texas/Oklahoma border and offers anglers great opportunities for big bass.
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Spring is Time to Control Invasive Plants
Gardeners and landscapers are already taking advantage of the mild weather to prepare their land for the upcoming planting season. But spring is also a great time to take control of invasive plants that may be creeping onto your property.
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Tackle How-To: How To Fish Pressured Water #LTB #Daiwa
In this Lucky Tackle Box Video, we'll be showing you the best way to fish pressurized water. We'll be showing you how with Bass Munitions Breacher Mini Beaver found in the March Bass Lucky Tackle Box.
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Have a Silver, Gold or HotMaps Premium?
Navionics Gold and HotMaps Premium GPS chartplotter cards, which we proudly offered to our customers for years, were discontinued on January 1, 2016. Gold and HotMaps Premium include our essential Nautical Chart and Community Edits and are still perfect for GPS plotters; they are simply not in our catalogs anymore.
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BoatUS Foundation Awarded $150K to Address Marine Debris Challenges
Boaters know the dangers that marine debris can pose, both to their own vessel and the environment. Long known for its successful national fishing line recycling program, the BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean Water will be tackling the challenging problem of waterborne junk in three projects this spring that will help remove large debris, a sunken fishing boat, and will explore the issue of boats running afoul of commercial fishing gear.
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Springtime Cranking in Clear Water Reservoirs
Bass will use these structural elements as staging areas on their journey. The great thing to remember about these kind of spots is that they have a tendency to replenish themselves over time as new groups of fish head for the bank. Keep in mind that once the fish have finished their spawning duties, they will once again use these locations as they migrate back to deeper water during the post spawn.
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BBT Winner's Interview | Nacimiento 1st Place March 12
Danny Conatser & Dan Dostal WIN Nacimiento on 3/12/2016
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Kaneko claims two trophies in two days
Miles Kaneko, 14, of Berkeley, Calif. had quite the bass catching weekend. Competing with his father, Josh Kaneko, in the Saturday’s Wild West Bass Trail team event on Lake Berryessa, Miles helped earn a 2nd place finish with seven-fish for 28.66.
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ANGLERS INN OFFERS SPECIAL EL SALTO TRIP FOR WOMEN
Anglers Inn International, the leader in service-oriented trips to the most productive Mexican bass lakes, is offering a special opportunity for lady anglers in 2017. For the first time they’re targeting an offer specifically at women, with a mid-January trip at the heavily discounted price of $1,495 – that’s $500 off of the regular package price.
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