Gifts for Bass Anglers: Lures, Tackle, Tools and Electronics by Budget
Find a useful gift for a bass angler: lures, terminal tackle, tools and electronics accessories by budget, plus the questions to ask before you buy.
Find a useful gift for a bass angler: lures, terminal tackle, tools and electronics accessories by budget, plus the questions to ask before you buy.
Matt Robertson leads The Champions after Day One in Nashville with 20 pounds of bass, ahead of Fisher Anaya and Michael Neal in a $3.25 million event.
Minn Kota is rolling out wireless fish finder pairing, a Spot-Lock that holds up to 50% tighter and faster steering. Many owners can get the first two by software update.
Looking for fishing stocking stuffers under $20? These small tools, terminal tackle items and accessories are practical, easy to wrap and used on every trip.
Practical fishing gift ideas for men and dads under $25, $50 and $100, plus what to check before you buy: rod power, line type and hook or lure sizes.
Every state sells its own fishing license, usually online in a few minutes. Here's how age, residency, stamps and free fishing days work before you buy.
Hook sizing runs in two directions and isn't standardized between brands. Here's how to read the numbers, pick a size for your target fish and choose the right hook style.
The ratio printed on a reel tells you how fast it picks up line, but inches per turn tells the real story. Here's how to read both and match speed to your lures.
The two main bass reels work in completely different ways. Here's how each one casts, what line and lures it handles best, and which makes sense as your first reel.
When water drops below 50°F, bass slow down, hold near cover and feed on baitfish. Learn where to find them and which lures and retrieves still catch fish.
Docks are some of the most dependable bass cover on many lakes. Here is how to pick the right ones, reach the fish underneath and stay on good terms with the owners.
Winter bass fishing is slow, but it is far from hopeless. Here is where bass spend the cold months in open water and how to tempt them.
Learn how thick clear ice needs to be, how to check it as you go, where fish sit at first ice and how to fish early ice with a safety-first routine.
Walleye under the ice follow structure and light. Fish edges and humps at dusk and dawn with a jigging spoon or rattle bait, plus a minnow on a second line.
You need less gear than you think: safe ice, a way to make a hole, a short rod, small jigs and the right clothes. Here is how to plan your first day on the ice.
You don't need a boat to catch bass. Find legal access, walk the bank, and fish the cover and drop-offs bass use near shore with a few weedless lures.
The most popular game fish in the US is easy to recognize once you know the jaw and the stripe. Here's where largemouth live, what they eat and how they move through the year.
Live bait is the most dependable way to catch stripers in reservoirs and on the coast. Here's how to choose bait, keep it alive, rig it at the right depth and stay legal.
Both lures flash, thump and catch bass in stained water, but they behave very differently around cover. Here's how to choose between them.
Topwater bites are the most exciting in bass fishing, and the easiest to miss. Here's which surface lure to throw, when to throw it and how to actually hook the fish.
The Ned rig looks too small and too simple to work, which is exactly why it catches bass when bigger lures don't. Here's how to set it up and fish it.
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