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Keith Combs wins the Toyota Texas Bass Classic on Lake Conroe in a fish-off...

Paul Elias breaks the century mark to easily win the FLW Tour Open on Lake Guntersville

Chef Anthony makes the move from co to pro....

From the Bassmaster Central Open on Table Rock Lake to the B.A.S.S. Federation Nation Championship, Oklahoma’s Jared Miller is looking to capitalize on his upcoming opportunities.

"I think that especially on lakes where you are equally apt to win on either species, over the course of a multiple day tournament you’re going to have to chance species and zone in on that change.”

Tour life is a year to year decision for soft-spoken California pro

The “win and you’re in the Classic” format for the 2011 Bassmaster Opens has created some interesting scenarios…

After a solid performance on Champlain, Glenn Browne leads the points heading into the homestretch

Wisconsin pro keyed in on sophomore season

California pro disappointed that he won’t be able fish two full tours.

“My focus has always been to catch as many fish as possible and bring in a limit. I’m not the type of guy to go out and ‘swing for the fence’ or throw giant baits all day.” – Cody Meyer

Ike visits Bristol, reviews his 2011 season and looks ahead to a busy fall schedule....

Over the past two seasons on the Elite Series , there has been no place like home.....

Todd Auten goes from a 6th place finish at the Forrest Wood Cup to the PAA Tournament Series on Neely Henry in search of an AOY title….

"I just decided to not fish any other tournaments all this year and focus on getting ready for this one."

While the statistics prove that the Indiana pro knows how to put fish in the boat, he said that two main changes in his tournament approach and philosophy have been critical to the success he has experienced and boosted him from a consistent tournament angler to a tournament angler who is consistently near the top of the standings.

Benefit tournament raises over $30,000 for Special Olympics