Episode 66: Anthony Gagliardi

Anthony Gagliardi made a mid-tournament course correction to take the FLW Tour win on Table Rock Lake. He explains how he backed off the bank and threw a jerkbait to entice suspending, pre-spawn bass into biting.

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Episode 65: Kevin VanDam

Kevin VanDam ignored the prevailing pattern to notch a 2009 Bassmaster Elite win on Smith Mountain Lake.

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Episode 64: Aaron Martens

No longer the bridesmaid, Aaron Martens held off a hard charging Skeet Reese to notch his first Bassmaster Elite win on Lake Guntersville.

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Catching Suspended Fish

By Boyd Duckett

In recent years on the BASS Elite Series Tour, we’ve been to places like California and south Texas where throwing big, bulky swimbaits is the norm. Sure, big fish are caught that way, but those baits don’t help me when I go back home to Alabama or some other tour stop. Plus, they take up a lot of room in the boat and they are expensive! Read the story »

Fishing The Grass

By Jay Yelas

After the warmth of summer, there’s no doubt that your favorite fishing hole has some vegetation built up in it. In summer, when the water warms, the different aquatic vegetations are able to bloom. And if you are a bass angler, there’s nothing that makes you happier than grass in a fishery. Read the story »

Jerkbait Fishing for Fall

By Scott Suggs

There are many ways to target bass during the late summer and the fall transition. Recently, I’ve been spending a lot of time acquainting myself with the Berkley Gulp! 5-inch Jerk Shad. While this bait isn’t the newest bait on the market, I’ve been trying to work it into my repertoire. During this season I was able to figure out some great ways to catch bass in the spring and summer with the Gulp! Jerk Shad. Now that fall is around the corner, I’ve come up with two more applications.

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