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Three major tournament sponsors share their perspective on natural movement, assisted release, and what anglers should know.
The Tennessee Valley Authority and Georgia Department of Natural Resources planted around 1,600 native plants and shrubs like water willow and buttonbush to help restore fish habitat in Chatuge Lake’s shady coves.
The Shoals Youth Bassmasters fished their second tournament of the 2026 season. Pickwick Lake was the site on June 13. Fifty-four young bass anglers competed in three age divisions for trophies.
A full issue dedicated to how artificial intelligence is reshaping the fishing industry — from lure design to boat electronics to manufacturing workflows.
We have seen a few ideas on storing the urchin-style, “stringy ball” baits. The idea is to keep the “tenacles” free and flowing, not bent up. So after some deep deliberation, a dim light came on for a cheap and super-fast way to “build” your very own urchin bait box.
Written by Christopher Decker. Photography by Andy Crawford, Dalton Tumblin, Shane Durrance, and Chase Sansom
At no point did Jason Christie think he was going to win the Maxam Bassmaster Elite Series at Pasquotank River/Albemarle Sound. That is, until he held the trophy over his head.
Motley Fishing’s tungsten products are 97% pure tungsten and diamond-polished. All of their tungsten products are very high quality and tournament-ready. Motley Fishing products offer the additional benefit of being more affordable and having lower prices than the competition.
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This article follows our previous one, Centripetal Displacement: Where Do All the Bass Go After Weigh‑In? Rusty Wright, Associate Professor – Extension Specialist, School of Fisheries, Auburn University, addresses the issue in a question-and-answer format.
