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BAM’s Last Fall Hook-Up
08/30/2011 by
With the Fall 2011 issue of Bass Angler Magazine about to hit store shelves and mail boxes around the country, Editor-in-Chief Mark Lassagne offered some good news, “The distributor has allowed one more day until I have to turn in the final subscriber’s list for the last issue of 2011 and I am passing on the [...]
Bob Adkinson Fall Transition Time
02/24/2011 by
Bob Adkinson with a nice Smallie Smallmouth Transition By Bob Adkinson Fall, one of my favorite times of the year. The fall is what I refer to as Transition Time. Fishing here on the Columbia and Snake Rivers in Southeastern Washington this time of year can be incredible. I caught my all time biggest smallmouth [...]
Springtime Bass Fishing
02/10/2011 by
By Mark Lassagne This is the time of year when most of the mature bass will go shallow. Neil Manji, Chief Fisheries biologist with the California Department of Fish and Game says that for many bass, this (spring) is the only time they will go shallow all year meaning many large bass live deep all [...]
Jason Williamson Mopping Up!
08/28/2010 by
Home Field Advantage Jason Williamson Takes the Win at Clark’s Hill By: Mark Lassagne with Jason Williamson Jason Williamson “Jwill” uses home field advantage to top the field of 100 Bass Master Elite anglers on Clarks Hill Reservoir. “A few weeks earlier and it would have been anyone’s game,” Williamson said. There are only a [...]
Burn-Out Syndrome…
06/07/2010 by
Reprogram With the Basics By Charlie Weyer Every pro and competitive angler worldwide goes through highs and lows in their fishing careers. The highs come with the excitement of doing well and winning and the lows come when you’re not doing so well and blanking, this is a given, in our sport as in every [...]
Motel Room in a Bag
06/07/2010 by
Motel Room in a Bag By Linda Berry “Now remind me again why I do this,” I mumbled to myself as I struggled to a standing position from the air mattress that had lost its support overnight. I slowly slid my feet into my clogs and searched for the zipper pull on the door of [...]
