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Sometimes you see a photo that makes you wish you were a part of it. As we were pulling pictures for this issue of Bassmaster, this image of Elite Series pro Clifford Pirch checked that box. The setting, the sunlight perfectly refracting from the outstretched line as it sails through the air and the anticipation of what might bite at the end of that cast create an enviable image. Bassmaster photographers are really good at capturing such moments. But, it made us ponder how many moments like this must be captured outside of the tournaments we cover. How many weekend anglers and amateur photographers have an image that would inspire others to want to crawl into it? Let’s find out. If you are interested in seeing your photo on this spread in…

BRUCE AKIN WON our company fantasy fishing league for the past two years in a row. I’m a little on the competitive side, so I chalked up the first year to luck. Getting shellacked by him this year was just downright aggravating. After all, Akin, CEO of B.A.S.S. for the past 10 years, had never held a fish when he took the reins of this organization. He should not be beating me in the Rapala Bassmaster Fantasy Fishing contest, right? But like every corner of the B.A.S.S. business, he dove headlong into the competition and came out on top. Well, he managed to upset me again. This time, I’m somewhere between sad and forlorn. Akin announced that he was taking down his shingle at the B.A.S.S. corporate offices to enter…

Cory Johnston Cavan, Ontario It feels like you set up shop in the Top 10 at some point each season, but you haven’t topped the Elite Series podium just yet. Tell us about what that blue trophy means to you. I mean, that’s kind of what everyone in the Elite Series wants. I’ve been all around it, but I have yet to put my hands on one. It’s going to mean a lot the day I get to hold one. Tell us about the business model you and your brother use. I think it’s pretty unique. You guys actually combine and share profits from fishing? Yeah. So, we have one bank account, and all of our entry fees and winnings come and go into and out of it. We have been doing it that…

November 14 World Diabetes Day. Your annual reminder to get a checkup after a year of sweet tea and barbecues. 25 Thanksgiving. We’re still working on the 50-foot, inflatable bass for the Macy’s parade. In the meantime, gather ’round whatever table you can find and settle in for the coming winter. December 13 Ice Cream Day. We’re not sure why a holiday for frozen treats falls in the winter, but we’re not complaining about it either! Celebrate Alabama-style by putting your ice cream on top of a pie. 18 National Roast A Suckling Pig Day. Do we go out of our way to find strange holidays? You bet. Did you need a reason to get creative for holiday meals? You found one. 30 Bacon Day. If you’re not celebrating this day, are you even a fisherman?…

Bass City, USA - Palatka, Fla.

Home to St. Johns River State College, the St. Johns River Water Management District and 2022’s kickoff Bassmaster Elite Series event on the St. Johns River, it’s no secret that Palatka, Fla., is one of America’s worthiest bass cities. It’s a regular stop for the most prestigious tour in bass fishing, with a deep connection to some of the legends of the sport — both on and off of the water. Visitors to the area can enjoy one of the Sunshine State’s most dynamic bass fishing environments, along with a rich area history connected to indigenous history, trading posts and steamboats. Today, Palatka is even accessible via Amtrak thanks to connections to Orlando and south Florida via the Silver Meteor and Silver Star trains.…

Invasive Silver Carp Confirmed In Texas

The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department has confirmed a report from a bow angler that invasive silver carp are populating Choctaw Creek, a tributary of the Red River about 15 miles downstream from Lake Texoma. Stephen Banaszak provided TPWD with two specimens of the carp earlier this year. “These are the first reports of silver carp from Texas waters,” said TPWD fisheries management biologist Dan Bennett. “They have been previously found in other areas of the Red River, including just downstream from Lake Texoma in Oklahoma waters in 2019.” Silver carp now join bighead carp as a documented invasive species in Texas. In response to the threat posed by these invasive species — which closely resemble shad when small — TPWD has made it illegal to transport any live nongamefish from bodies…

Dovetail Games has announced the full lineup of playable Elite Series anglers in its new game, Bassmaster Fishing 2022. Launching this fall, the game is set to bring the authenticity of changing, real-world conditions to PlayStation and Xbox consoles, as well as PC. The lineup includes Hank Cherry, Taku Ito, Jeff Gustafson, Stetson Blaylock, John Crews, Buddy Gross and Carl Jocumsen, along with Scott Canterbury, Skylar Hamilton and Scott Martin. The game focuses on the hunt for a Bassmaster Classic championship. Players can choose to cast their lines from eight meticulously crafted venues. For more info, scan this QR code with your smartphone’s camera.…

Big Dreams My son actually was looking at the magazine and came running. “Dad, will you get my picture in there please, like those little kids?” I said, “Son, you need to catch a big one.” “OK, Dad.” Well, three weeks later he did. He caught that fish last night and asked today, “Dad did you send my picture in?” “I’ll do it right now, son.” Wyatt Vyborny, personal best of 2.4 pounds. (5 years old) Eric Vyborny, Sorrento, Fla. Editor’s note: If you have a favorite bass fishing photo, story or a reaction to something in our magazine, share it with us! The best responses will be printed in upcoming issues of Bassmaster Magazine. Simply email your submission to editorial@bassmaster.com.…

John Lewis Vaccaro Ike is the GOAT bro. Jill Kelley Congratulations Jonathan Kelley. You have an amazing road ahead of you for the 2022 Elite Series. Your passion, dedication and hard work paid off. Very well deserved. Jason May I heard that guy in 2nd place (Ike) is pretty good. Kody Starkey Fished against Alex Redwine Fishing through youth and high school tournaments … it’s awesome seeing ya up there with the big dogs man. Way to go, man you deserve it 100%. Richard Elliott Now that’s close! Tight Lines. Kevin Angela Nator King Congratulations to all.…

What’s It Worth

Whirl-A-Way Combo Sam Weiss, email $40 Great Lakes Whirl-A-Way. Made in the mid-1950s. As time progressed they made a change in the bottom part, extending a small portion. It is called a built-in or combo. Value $40. Minnow Lure Wallace House, email $45 Mustang Minnow. 1930s. Value $45. Bamboo Fly Rod Jim Reed, email $200 This is a Wright & McGill Aristocrat bamboo fly rod. They quit making bamboo rods right after WWII, so this rod would have been made before. Wright & McGill is a major company, Eagle Claw. Anything made by a major company was made in mass. The value I would have to put on this would be around $200. Shakespeare No. 1924 Reel James E. Brooks, email $15 This is a Shakespeare Direct Drive No. 1924, Model FK. The FK code means it was built in 1951.…

What’s It Worth

You Ask, Pro's Answer

What are the best techniques for catching late-season smallmouth on natural lakes before they freeze? Walt Erickson, Brainerd, Minn. Bassmaster Elite Series pro Greg DiPalma You never know what smallmouth are going to do, but during late season up North, they tend to head to wintering holes. On a river-fed lake, they will seek holes with less current. They will move shallow but won’t be far from deep water. If I’m going to pick one bait, the most versatile is a jerkbait like the Megabass Vision 110 in a color that matches local forage. During that time of year, smallmouth are looking for food and feeding up, so you don’t have to fish a deep-running jerkbait to get them to strike. A good rule of thumb is if it’s calm and sunny, they will go…

You Ask, Pro's Answer

I have a G3 boat with a 90-horsepower, 4-stroke Yamaha. Most boat (bows) rise about 20 degrees when they first take off, but mine rises between 30 and 40 degrees. The boat is rated for 110 horsepower, so how do I correct that and a porpoising problem? Harry Burton, Instagram Excessive bow rise during hole shot and porpoising can be caused by a variety of things, says Ry Landry of Yamaha, and it could be a combination of issues. It could be incorrect trim angles, weight distribution, a propeller that isn’t a good match for the boat or even hull design and engine combinations. “Start by checking Yamaha’s performance bulletins to make sure that you have the recommended propeller for that boat,” says Landry. “If a performance bulletin isn’t available, talk to your local…

Scientific Angle

ACTIVE ANGLER A few days after the 2021 Bassmaster Elite Series event on the St. Lawrence River, the final tournament of the Elite season, Bill Lowen stood on the deck of his bass boat, bobbing on Lake Ontario. Below, he watched scattered smallmouth bass cruising around rocks 15 feet beneath the waves. “Son, would you please let me catch one?” he joked to 9-year-old Fischer at his side. Fischer was hooking the eighth smallmouth he’d spotted on the Humminbird MEGA Live. The elder Lowen would soon boat his first. BLUE-COLLAR BREAKDOWN Humminbird MEGA Live Imaging is the Johnson Outdoors answer to Garmin’s LiveScope and Lowrance’s LiveSight, sonar innovations that by now are no mystery to readers of this publication. Like its competitors, MEGA Live Imaging allows anglers to see real-time sonar returns via a…

Scientific Angle

Shopping For The Chill

Anglers’ Best Lazy Joe $149.99 | anglersbest.com Features: • This tacklebox and accessory holder fits around a boat-seat pedestal to keep gear within easy reach• A weather-resistant, angled body keeps your deck clean and organized• The Lazy Joe holds three small bait boxes, has two accessory slots (pliers/scissors) and a cup holder• Three custom bait boxes are included Gill Langland Technical Hoodie $89.95 | gillfishing.com Features: • Perfect for cool days or as a base layer for very cold conditions• Features exclusive XPEL stain-resistant technology, which repels water, stains and odors• An internal zippered pocket, adjustable hood and integrated thumb loops on the cuffs come standard• The fabric is pill-resistant and includes 4-way stretch for a comfortable fit• Two colors available, with sizes ranging from XS to 4XL Rapala DT-8 $8.29 | rapala.com Features: • Made from premium balsa, this new…

Shopping For The Chill

The Epic Rise of Seth Feider

SETH FEIDER STARTED out as your basic bass bum. Today, he is the reigning Bassmaster Angler of the Year champion. What happened in between is a remarkable story about how a reserved, blue-collar young man transitioned into one of the most formidable and popular anglers on the Bassmaster Elite Series tour. It didn’t come easily. In fact, it was so difficult at times, he almost quit. There was never a silver spoon in Feider’s mouth, and like many wannabe pros, he had to pinch pennies to finance his path to stardom. In fact, a 2015 fundraising party at David Fong’s Chinese Restaurant and Sports Bar in Bloomington, Minn., helped kick-start his rookie Elite season. “People donated kegs and some stuff was raffled off to help cover half my expenses,” Feider says. “The rest I racked…

The Epic Rise of Seth Feider

Winning Ways: 2021 Elite Season Roundup

Feb. 11-14, AFTCO Bassmaster Elite at St. Johns River Rookie Bryan New kicked off his Elite Series career by winning here convincingly and turning back some of the sport’s heavy hitters. New caught a few fish off shellbars but had his best success targeting spawning fish around lily pads on the lower end of Lake George. He said he had most of his success where the pads weren’t as thick or bunched up. He did most of his damage by dragging lightweight Texas-rigged worms through the open areas around the pads. Key baits: 1/2-ounce Berkley Warpig (bleeding shiner); 5-inch black/blue Zoom Zlinky rigged on a 5/0 Berkley Fusion hook with 1/8- and 1/4-ounce weights. Conditions: The lake had very little eelgrass and other vegetation. The fish were spawning. Other key patterns: Greg Hackney finished second…

Winning Ways: 2021 Elite Season Roundup

New Gear for the New Year

PLANO ATLAS TACKLE PACK — With the strength of a hard-sided tacklebox and the lightweight portability of a soft-sided tacklebag, the Atlas Tackle Pack features a skid-resistant and waterproof HDPE base, a body surrounded by durable EVA panels that provide protection and upright rigidity even when empty and padded shoulder straps for comfortable transportation. Also included: a bungee-cord rod holder, tool holders, a water-resistant cellphone storage pocket and a patented magnetic Dropzone, which holds tools and lures in place. Three Plano 3750 StowAway utility boxes are included.($219.99) planomolding.com BIG BITE BAITS PENDULATE JIGHEAD — Created with forward-facing sonar techniques in mind, this jig has a swivel molded directly into its head to prevent line twist. This design not only eliminates line twist, it minimizes the jighead profile and allows the bait…

New Gear for the New Year

Taku Talks to Smallmouth

DID DR. DOLITTLE actually talk to the animals, as in speak their specific language? Or, did he simply understand how to interpret signs, gestures and responses? Debatable, but the same line of thinking seems relevant to Takumi Ito’s impressively rapid mastery of smallmouth bass fishing — and his intriguing claims of communicative ability. Quick refresher: Qualifying for the Bassmaster Elite Series through the 2019 Basspro.com Bassmaster Central Opens, where he notched three Top 10s, including a second at Toledo Bend, Ito entered his rookie season with zero smallmouth bass experience. At 2020’s conclusion, the standout from Chiba, Japan, owned a trio of Elite Top 10s — all on smallmouth fisheries: St. Clair (10th), Lake Champlain (10th) and the St. Lawrence River (sixth). Flash forward to July 2021, and Ito closed his sophomore…

Taku Talks to Smallmouth

Date: Dec. 7, 2020 Water: Lake N, a small flatland reservoir Weather: Partly cloudy, high 42 degrees, north wind Pro: Harvey Horne, 44, Bella Vista, Ark. Horne qualified for the Elite Series via the Central Opens, where he won the 2018 event on the Arkansas River. Boat: Xpress X21 bass boat with a 250-horsepower Yamaha outboard, Minn Kota trolling motor and shallow-water anchors and Humminbird electronics I’M WRITING THIS as 2020, the worst year many of us have ever experienced, winds down and the dreary onset of another cold, damp winter looms large. But thankfully, I’m feeling refreshingly upbeat, having just spent a “Day On The Lake” with Harvey Horne, an Elite Series pro who looks like a roughneck biker but is as good-natured, friendly and upbeat a fellow as you’ll ever meet. “It’s a…

The Atkins Diet (for bass)

IT LOOKED GOOD, smelled good, but any question marks Justin Atkins may have had about a new Berkley PowerBait formula named MaxScent disappeared when he observed a completely random, yet undeniably profound example of what it means to flip a fish’s switch. A few years back, while working the Berkley seminar tank, Atkins demonstrated an array of baits that included a couple of MaxScent shapes. Introduced in 2017, the MaxScent design boasts a revolutionary new material that releases a supercharged scent field said to be 45% more effective than the original PowerBait formula introduced in the late ’80s. (See: WHAT MAKES IT WORK) “In my first-ever MaxScent experience, we had thrown all kinds of stuff in the tank already — regular plastics, regular PowerBait plastics and the whole nine yards,” Atkins said.…

The Atkins Diet (for bass)

The Swindle System

GERALD SWINDLE CLOSED the 2021 Bassmaster Elite Series season on a good note, finishing 19th in the Bassmaster Angler of the Year standings and easily qualifying for his 19th Bassmaster Classic. But how do you carry that note to the next season, especially when there’s almost a seven-month gap between the last Elite Series event of 2021 and the first one in 2022? “That’s a lot of time to ice the kicker,” said Swindle, employing a reference to football coaches calling time-outs to make opposing field goal kickers ponder the magnitude of the moment. “You think too much. You start questioning, ‘Was I that good or was I just lucky?’” So Swindle has a plan to put all that time to good use. In following another sports metaphor, Swindle plans to start…

The Swindle System

The Hunt/Fish Paradigm

A WISE PERSON once wrote these profound words: “Education is important, but hunting and fishing is importanter.” Few of us would argue the point. Education, then hunting and fishing, are all words that go together. In general vernacular, hunting and fishing are used together as seamlessly as salt and pepper or even peas and carrots. For a group of Bassmaster Elite Series professionals, the two words are so interchangeable and important(er), they believe their success would be much less without the relationship. “I couldn’t fish if it wasn’t for deer hunting,” Jason Christie said. That strong statement is virtually mirrored by Greg Hackney and Clifford Pirch. The trio are noted as exceptional anglers. Between them they own 12 Bassmaster wins, 15 second-place finishes, 25 Bassmaster Classic appearances and an Angler of the Year title, and…

The Hunt/Fish Paradigm

A Superspooky Sermon From The St. Johns River

Cloudy skies, a cool breeze and the coming of winter send many of the nation’s anglers to the living room, the woods or the outerwear section this time of year. But for those still on the water — especially in the Southern reaches of the bass fishing world — it’s prime time for schooling bass in current breaks. At least, that’s where you’ll find Cliff Prince this time of year, methodically plying his home waters on the St. Johns River, down South where the claws of old man winter have yet to scratch through the Florida sun. “In my neck of the woods, fish are starting to school a little bit,” Prince explains. “They are moving to feeding places like current breaks in eddies and off of sandbars, trying to ambush…

A Superspooky Sermon From The St. Johns River

Late-Fall Lunker Patterns

1 [Migration Matters] The late-fall period (November through mid-December) offers surprising opportunities for big bass throughout much of the country. In the Sun Belt, lake temperatures are likely to be in the 60s to low 50s now, baitfish will be on the move and bass will be feeding up heavily prior to winter. Use this input from Bassmaster Elite Series pros to cap off your 2021 season with some heavyweight bass! Baitfish Movements The annual shad migration is a major factor determining bass location in late fall. As the water temperature cools and many reservoirs undergo a significant drawdown, baitfish schools will move from the backs of tributaries toward the main lake, and many bass will follow this forage. On their way out of the creeks, bass will hold on likely baitfish ambush…

Late-Fall Lunker Patterns

More Like Bass Boats

“Pretty soon, kayaks will evolve into bass boats,” joked my friend when I introduced him to kayak bass fishing in my pedal-powered boat with a sonar unit. But NuCanoe’s Pursuit model rigged with MotorGuide’s new Xi3 Kayak Bow-Mount Trolling Motor surely supports my pal’s prediction. Jonathan Lake of Allendale, Mich., showed me how his Xi3-powered Pursuit allows him to stand and cast while the motor tracks down a shoreline. Top cruising speed is 4.2 mph. 1 Built-in GPS can automatically retrace routes and features “Spot-Lock.” Just push the button on the wireless remote and the motor triangulates with satellites to turn, thrust and compensate for wind and current to stay in the same spot. 2 The NuCanoe’s flat bow deck easily accommodates the mounting plate. Kayaks with curvy bow decks need a customized,…

More Like Bass Boats

Congratulations to the newest members of the Bassmaster Lunker Club™. Membership in the club is free and open to any B.A.S.S. member who catches a largemouth bass weighing 10 pounds or more, a spotted bass weighing 5 pounds or more, or a smallmouth bass weighing 6 pounds or more, from Jan. 1, 2020, to the present. New Lunker Club members will receive an official certificate with holder and a gift pack. 10-5 Larry Crews 1 Kingsley Lake, Florida 6-inch Yum Thump’n Dinger (redbug) 7-2 Gayland Hethcoat 2 Lake Ontario, New York Tube jig (green) 6-1 William Dalton 3 Claytor Lake, Virginia Strike King KVD Sexy Dawg 10-10 Zach Reeder 4 Nantachie Lake, Louisiana V&M Jigs 3/8-ounce jig 10-3 Scott Hinds 5 Headwaters Lake, Florida Z-Man ChatterBait JackHammer 10-2 David Ashley 6 Crooked Lake, Florida 8-inch Gambler Burner Worm (redear) 6-4 Matt Howard 7 Saginaw Bay, Michigan 2K Goby Profile jig (green pumpkin) 10-11 Dave Luhrs 8 Lake Pillsbury, California BPS Squirmin’ Lizard…

Find ’Em After Fall Fronts

Water type: Postfrontal funk on a Southern grass lake Water temp: Upper 50s Clarity: 2 feet Depth: 5 to 25 feet Structure: Bluffs, rocks, secondary points Cover: Fragmenting grasslines, laydowns, shallow bushes and bank grass, docks Forage: Shad, bluegill Weather: Calm and clear Wind: No wind Experts: A trio of Elite Series pros offer their insight on how to find the bites during the dreaded postfrontal conditions 1 CHANGE IS COMING Mike Huff Corbin, Ky. First move: Knowing that most of his competitors will be looking for cover, Huff takes a different route to less-pressured fish. “That time of year, everybody is going to grass, and I’ll do something different and target bluffs in the lake’s river portion. This habitat allows fish to move up and down in the water column [to feed and find comfortable water temperatures] without moving far.” Baits/tackle to use:…

Find ’Em After Fall Fronts

As you have read in this issue of Bassmaster, Seth Feider pretty much dominated the Bassmaster Elite Series Angler of the Year race. The Minnesota pro averaged a 13th-place finish out of the nine events — he had four Top 10 finishes, with his worst finish being 29th. What was likely lost in that race was the incredible performance of Chris Johnston. The Canadian pro earned 726 points. Had he been that consistent in 2020, he would have won the title going away. In 2021, Johnston, like Feider, had four Top 10 finishes. The difference-maker was that his worst finish was 50th (still not bad) and he had a 36th, to boot. Most of the quips that you hear about coming in second place are negative. “Second place is the first loser.” “No one…

Ike Ponders Next Move

THERE’S NO ARGUING that New Jersey pro Michael Iaconelli is one of the more colorful characters in the history of professional bass fishing. He’s been known to pull a prank or two in his life. But in spite of all that, he insists he’s not goofing around by making us all wait to see if he’ll accept an invitation to fish the 2022 Bassmaster Elite Series. In fact, he wishes he knew the answer because it would make his life a lot easier. Iaconelli, a Bassmaster icon who left the Elite Series in 2019 to pursue other pro ventures, requalified this year by finishing second in the Basspro.com Bassmaster Northern Opens points standings. The automatic berth is his for the taking — that much he knows for sure. But there is much to consider…

Ike Ponders Next Move

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