Bass Angler Magazine
SUMMER IS HERE
Here are five short summaries of what's in the next issue. There's still … [Read More...]
Congrats to Mike Natisin who won our Special Gift Pack for renewing his subscription.
Congrats to Mike Natisin of LA MESA, CA. He won himself a special gift pack … [Read More...]
Alabama’s Howell Jumps Into Lead At Windy Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Northern Open
RICHMOND, Va. – Randy Howell had every opportunity to spin out on the … [Read More...]
Float Tube Bassin
by Richie Moschella As the executive producer of The Reel Deal fishing show I get great opportunities to fish with many great guides & stay at some very cool places. … [Read More...]
Smallmouth Action on Maine’s Big Lake
By Richie Moschella What is it that keeps me driving up I-95 each year to the Maine wilderness? Is it the pristine waters or perhaps the rocky lakes that hold an abundant … [Read More...]
Share Your Big Fish Stories
Master Plumber Snakes up a Double Digit Bass
Well actually a lizard - not a snake. Taking a little time off from his Atlanta, GA based plumbing business Dennis Weaver headed to a local lake … [Read More...]
Jake Blount lands 13.1LB Bass
Jake Blount caught this 13.1 lb bass on Tuesday, June 4, near Jacksonville Florida on a 5" artificial worm. … [Read More...]
Southeast Kansas Fishing Radio Show Lands Best of Show Honors
Zaleski has been involved with the outdoor writers group since the early 90′s as a tourism representative and became an active journalist member five years ago after writing and producing a Pittsburg, Kansas based fishing radio show, Fishing the Four States with his tournament fishing partner Zac Udock.
More unwelcome congressional attention
The third bill, H.R. 2354, was authored by Rodney Frelinghuysen of New Jersey and makes 2012 appropriations for energy and water development. It appears to fund 22 of the 23 California water-related projects proposed by President Obama’s budget. Sounds good except for an amendment to rescind the remaining balance of the San Joaquin River Restoration Fund, which would have been used to implement the San Joaquin River Settlement Agreement. This bill has passed the House.
Who’s in charge here? (1)
Denny Brauer Announces Retirement from Tour Competition
“The past 32 years has been amazing,” said Brauer. “I could have never imagined a career such as this in my wildest dreams. There have been ups and downs, but we step away with the warmth of friendship, support and a career full of goals reached and dreams realized.
3RD PLACE FINISH AT THE BOATU.S. COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES PEPSI OPEN.
For the third straight year, the BoatU.S. Collegiate Championship Series held the Pepsi Open on Kentucky Lake. The event was held June 29-30 out on Paris Landing. This is the only national collegiate event that has a true team format. Over sixty of the best teams across the country competed in this two day event. The best two weights from each 3 boat team were used each day to determine the total team weight.
Gulf Coast Meetings to Set Angler Conservation Priorities
BATON ROUGE, La. – The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership and its marine sportfishing partners will hold an innovative series of workshops across Gulf of Mexico states this spring to identify opportunities to restore and enhance recreational fishing through recovery efforts associated with the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. The Gulf Recreational Fishing Restoration Workshops are a [...]
