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Picture Perfect

Every bass angler has envisioned the first cast of the perfect morning. For the guy who tied on a popper the night before the trip, that scenario likely includes the sun rising through bluebird skies highlighting a lone bush, which pierces the glass-like surface of the water. The angler dying for a killer deep crankbait bite pictures overcast skies with a steady wind blowing onto a main-lake point holding a mega-school of bass. For the spinnerbait aficionado, his mind’s eye likely creates the image Elite Series pro Taku Ito found on the Sabine River this past April. The sun painted the scattered dawn clouds in a rainbow of pastels. The slight wind created just enough ripple on the surface of the river to dull the thump of spinnerblades to an enticing…

Picture Perfect

Fantastical Fork

IT’S STRANGE TO think back to 1999. I was broke. I was skinny. And I was living in Texas with more than just a lone star in my eyes pointed toward a career in outdoor journalism. I was editing Angler’s Choice Magazine at the time, still very wet behind the ears, when the organization held a charity big bass derby on Lake Fork. I decided to team up with Larry Mader, a great friend of mine to this day, to fish the legendary lake for the first time. Actually, “legendary” is not an accurate term. Knowing that you are going to fish that body of water stirs an emotional cocktail in the soul that intoxicates every sense important to an angler. So, let’s go with mythical. The beasts that swim there…

Fantastical Fork

Scott Martin, Clewiston, Fla. You might be the most terrifying rookie in Elite Series history, considering your past accomplishments. What’s the transition to the Elite Series been like for you? I wasn’t sure what it would feel like, to be honest with you. I didn’t really know what to expect. I remember going to the first event at Palatka. We had to get our stickers on the boats, check in and get organized. I remember walking around, signing papers and getting the boat ready, and it felt like home. This isn’t the first year you have fished B.A.S.S. You actually debuted with B.A.S.S. at a 1998 Bassmaster Invitational on Okeechobee. What do you remember from that tournament when you were 23 years old? I was supernervous. I was superexcited at the same time. The…

6 D-Day. 4,414 Allied soldiers paid the ultimate price on the beaches of Normandy 77 years ago today. They will forever be worth remembering. 10 Iced Tea Day. Take a lesson from the South and learn to make true Alabama sweet tea. Trust us, nothing is better on a hot summer day. 18 Go Fishing Day. We know a great holiday when we see one. This has got to be on the board, with Halloween and Christmas at the top of the list. 20 Father’s Day. If your dad is with you, take him fishing. If he isn’t, go fishing with his favorite lure. If you’re a dad, take your kids. 27 Log Cabin Day. Some say this is a holiday to celebrate rustic, wooden homes. We say it’s a great excuse to make…

Sometimes, an idea comes along that is so good, we wonder why it hasn’t been done before. In this case, we’re talking about a $14.7 million plan to bring native fish species back to a disused freight harbor in Buffalo, N.Y. The plan is being enacted at a 6.7-acre slip in Buffalo’s Outer Harbor. The slip, which once housed Great Lakes cargo freighters, is set to become a new home for bass, pike, perch and muskie. According to The Buffalo News, the plan will eventually reduce the 30-foot depth of the enormous slip by filling it with the spoils of annual dredging projects from 2023 to 2029. Once filled, additional features like a break wall, root wads, submerged aquatic vegetation, logs, gravel beds and emergent vegetation will then be added.…

On The Tournament Trail

9-10 B.A.S.S. Nation Kayak Series National Championship, Possum Kingdom Lake, Texas 11-13 Academy Sports + Outdoors Bassmaster Classic presented by Huk, Lake Ray Roberts, Texas 16-17 Carhartt Bassmaster College Series presented by Bass Pro Shops, Saginaw Bay, Michigan 19 Mossy Oak Fishing Bassmaster High School Series presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors, Saginaw Bay, Michigan 19 Mossy Oak Fishing Bassmaster Junior Series, Saginaw Bay, Michigan 23-24 Carhartt Bassmaster College Series Wild Card Tournament presented by Bass Pro Shops, Lay Lake, Alabama 23-25 TNT Fireworks B.A.S.S. Nation Northeast Regional, Lake Erie/Presque Isle Bay, Pennsylvania 26 Mossy Oak Fishing Bassmaster High School Series presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors, Lay Lake, Alabama 26 Mossy Oak Fishing Bassmaster Junior Series, Lay Lake, Alabama…

State Of The Nation

For 40 years, Minnesota’s B.A.S.S. Nation has been building the sport in the heart of walleye country. This year, the chapter is reaping its just rewards with an induction into the Minnesota Fishing Hall of Fame. “I got the phone call, and I was almost speechless,” says Minnesota B.A.S.S. Nation President Peter Perovich. “I had to ask her, ‘Are you sure?’” The Minnesota Fishing Hall of Fame was sure. Thanks to a track record of conservation, community support and continued success as an organization, the chapter was in. “It says a lot,” adds Perovich. “It says that if you run your B.A.S.S. Nation chapter the right way, get involved in your communities and get involved with your state DNR, there is a payoff in the end. I think it will increase our…

Candy Corn Worm Howdy Bassmaster, I know this is a little behind the 8-ball, but I just finished reading the “Pattern of the Month” in the March edition featuring Joe Sills Sr.’s candy corn worm and wanted to affirm that this technique is very much still alive. It’s one that I discovered on my own for fishing over the top of thick vegetation and always wondered why more people didn’t use it. I fish kayak tournaments and this is my confidence bait when I need a bite. I can attest that it’s not limited to just small fish, as my personal best (7 pounds, 13 ounces, 23.5 inches) came on this technique during a Sam Rayburn tournament last March. My color choice is slightly different, as I opt for a green pumpkin with a…

Luke Webb This one is going to go down as one of the great home wins of all time, like Iaconelli on The Delaware River. Those Michelob Ultras are going to be flowing like wine! John Miraldi Congrats Lee. I was on the water all day watching him. Awesome. Yes I was one of the boats in the background. Holly sure got lucky. Tommy Davis Lee Livesay guides on that lake and it takes a lot to win on your home turf as it’s a ton of pressure on him and the Lake as well. That was an absolute monster day and he was over 30lbs before 8:30am and piled it on with two more biggens later in the day. Congrats Lee you deserved and earned every bit of that win!…

What’s It Worth?

New Walkie Talkie Lure Glen McGowean, email $30 Pachner & Koller Walkie Talkie. 1946. $30 value. Orvis Reel Tim Worley, email $100 Orvis is a high-quality company. I would value this reel at $100 to $150. This is a rare item out of Vermont. Plastic Lure Janet Nickerson, email $30 1950s. South Bend Fin-Dingo lure. Value $30. Cool-looking lure. Fish Lo-K-Tor Paul Downing, email $70 The first Lowrance that was sold was in a red metal box. It was made in Joplin, Mo., and was recalled by Lowrance because it didn’t work properly. When Lowrance moved to Tulsa, Okla., they started the green box. This was in the 1960s. The Lowrance was the first freshwater fish finder. $70 to $80. For more information on White’s History of Fishing Museum, visit historyoffishingmuseum.org.…

What’s It Worth?

You Ask, Pro's Answer

What is the best way to catch big smallmouth during the postspawn period? Ethan Lewis, Buffalo, N.Y. Bassmaster Elite Series pro Chad Pipkens That is my favorite time to fish for smallmouth because it’s a time when they will really get after topwaters. The fish suspend a lot during the postspawn and aren’t grouped up. The big ones are loners that keep moving around, so the key to catching them is to cover water with moving baits. That’s when I like a Damiki Rambler 120, a big, three-hook topwater, and fish it over clumps of grass, on outside turns in a breakline and anything that is different on that structure. You can catch some fish on a drop shot, but many of the fish are suspended away from the bottom. If the wind is blowing, I’ll…

You Ask, Pro's Answer

I’m 14 and a member of my high school Bassmasters. I just got my license to drive a boat. What’s the best pro tip you can give to a young, inexperienced boat driver? @Idoucet_fishing, Instagram Bassmaster Elite Series pro Gary Clouse, owner of Phoenix Boats, offers some great ideas for getting you familiar with boat operation. At first, he says, practice going forward and backing up at slow speeds with an experienced boat driver at your side. “Position some marker buoys on the lake and idle in and around them like they are trees or other boats,” says Clouse. “Once you think you’re comfortable, gradually increase your speed while negotiating the buoys. There are no brakes on a boat, so learn how to reverse the boat to stop its forward progression at idle speed.” While…

Scientific Angle

ACTIVE ANGLER Did you know that every Elite Series angler is required to run a camera on the back of their boat at all times during competition? It’s a fact, and according to Caleb Kuphall, that requirement has led to a huge increase in anglers making use of an overlooked accessory that is paying off big during and in between contests: the YOLOtek PowerStick. For Elite Series anglers, the PowerStick comes in handy when they don’t have a marshal. Typically, this isn’t a problem. But in some situations, marshal fields don’t get fully filled and some anglers are forced to run without one. “It’s a good rule,” says Kuphall. “It helps the integrity of the sport and makes sure that none of us are doing something we shouldn’t be doing.” The camera policy…

Scientific Angle

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Stalking Summer Studs

WITH MUCH OF the nation settling into summer patterns, or shortly on the way, the year’s sixth month offers plenty of giant bite opportunities. Fooling these heavyweights requires situational awareness and the discipline to make the most of every bite. Here’s how the Bassmaster Elite Series pros get it done. Taku Ito — Northern Smallmouth Lake Even though he’d never caught smallmouth prior to 2020, earning three Top 10s during the Northern Swing proved Ito’s wheelhouse holds the tools to tempt whopper bronzebacks. The key for him was tapping into the dynamic yet patient mindset needed to fool heavily pressured largemouth in his Chiba, Japan, home waters of the Tone River and Lake Kameyama. Ito’s game starts with singling out the jumbos: “I think there are two types of smallmouth: One type of…

Stalking Summer Studs

The Skeleton Crew

Bass ambush baitfish by knowing where to position, and they know where to position based on their understanding of the route baitfish will take. Pay attention bass anglers: That same strategy will often help direct your search. Specifically, master the routes fish follow into and out of shallow areas and dial in the intercept zones. “It’s our starting point, the skeleton of how we break down pattern fishing,” said Bassmaster Elite Series standout Chris Zaldain. “As professional fishermen, we’re going [all over the country], and that skeleton helps us know where the fish will move to and from in different seasons and conditions. “The backbone is your main-river channels and your main-creek channels, but then it’s the migration routes. Where they spend winter and summer, which is kind of similar, and then…

The Skeleton Crew

Whatever Happened To… Jig 'N' Pig

NO ONE EVER called it a jig-and-pig. For anyone in the know, clearly enunciating that middle word just wasn’t done. Instead, the term was jig ‘n’ pig, a comfortable, casual contraction that rolled off the tongue of every bass fisherman no matter where they called home. It was a perfect, slangy fit to flippin’, pitchin’ and every other technique in an era when the apostrophe was king. In the last decades of the 20th century, heady days of growth and discovery for bass fishing, it would have been difficult to overstate the cultural impact of the jig ‘n’ pig. Everyone used them. Every single one of us. It was a lure woven into the very fabric of bass fishing just as surely as sponsor patches were stitched on tournament jerseys. While the Texas-rigged…

Whatever Happened To… Jig 'N' Pig

Date: June 5, 2020 Venue: Lake R, a small flatland reservoir Water: 80 to 85 degrees, stained Weather: 90 degrees, partly cloudy, incoming thunderstorm Pro: Ed Loughran, 49, Richmond, Va. Known by bass fans as “the Barrister,” Loughran is a practicing attorney specializing in civil litigation. He’s fishing his second year on the Elite Series. Boat: Bass Cat Eyra with a 250-horsepower Mercury outboard, Minn Kota trolling motor, Humminbird electronics on Bass Boat Technology mounts and twin Talon shallow-water anchors Most Elite Series competitors started their careers fishing local tournaments and/or guiding while dreaming big about one day turning pro. Ed Loughran’s fishing career followed suit — for a while, at least. “I grew up in Washington, D.C., and began guiding on the Potomac River when I was a teenager,” Loughran told Bassmaster. “I also fished…

Go Outside and Thrive

LAST YEAR WAS a hot mess. Actually, most would use an iron skillet full of profanity to describe 2020. That said, the year of the pandemic did turn the attention of the masses to outdoor experiences for the first time, or at least the first time in a long time. Ten million more fishing licenses were sold than in the year prior. Retail racks holding bicycles, camping gear and kayaks remained empty for most of the year as demand soared. This newfound interest sent the outdoor industry scrambling to not only produce the gear to meet demands, but also get appropriate content in front of these new users to make sure they had enjoyable experiences afield. To the latter end, B.A.S.S. decided to lead the charge with the creation of…

Go Outside and Thrive

Bilateral Bream Bed Strategy

IT’S A BROADLY occurring scenario, but don’t count on a one-size-fits-all game plan. No doubt, the much-anticipated bream bed pattern is a straight-up big-fish deal whose potential requires strategy and patience. As Louisiana’s Greg Hackney points out, bream bedding — we’ll generally include shellcracker and other sunfish — typically follows a given fishery’s standard bass spawn, often in similar areas. Easy access to this protein-packed procreation party makes it a slam dunk for big female bass looking to fill out their recently slimmed figures. “Typically, when you get on bream beds, you’re fishing for big ones; you’re not fishing for rats,” Hackney said. “You’re fishing for bigger-than-average fish because that’s the fish that would be up there eating the bluegill.” FIRST, TO FIND ’EM Same as bass, hard bottom is key for bream bedding,…

Bilateral Bream Bed Strategy

10 Things You Didn't Know About The Classic

SO, YOU THINK you’re pretty well-versed in all things Bassmaster Classic? After all, you’re a fan. For years you’ve watched the “Super Bowl of Bass Fishing.” Maybe you’ve even attended a couple of expos and Classic weigh-ins when the big show came close to home. Maybe you’ll be in Fort Worth when the 51st Classic rolls around, June 11-13. Well, unless you’ve attended every championship and watched with unblinking eyes, unwavering attention and with a laptop at the ready, there’s a good chance that at least some of the information here will be new to you. Even Ray Scott and Bob Cobb — B.A.S.S.’s founder and the first true editor of Bassmaster Magazine, respectively — couldn’t possibly know everything about the tournament they created. 1 Let’s start with the name. Did you know…

10 Things You Didn't Know About The Classic

Ray Roberts Redux

IF LEE LIVESAY’S predictions for this year’s Bassmaster Classic at Lake Ray Roberts hold true, as well they might, the 54 competitors fishing the 29,350-acre north Texas impoundment and hundreds of thousands of fans worldwide will see fishing history unfolding as they watch. “I think we’ll see a scenario where one angler will have 30 pounds the first day,” says Livesay, “then between 23 and 25 pounds each of the next two days. If he can catch between 76 and 80 pounds, he’ll win.” Livesay, already a decorated Bassmaster Elite Series pro in just his third full season — he won the 2021 Elite event at Lake Fork as well as the 2020 Elite event at Chickamauga Lake and finished eighth in last year’s Classic at Lake Guntersville — knows whereof he…

Ray Roberts Redux

Classic Records You Should Know

PART OF THE fun of watching a major sporting event — like the 2021 Academy Sports + Outdoors Bassmaster Classic presented by Huk — is knowing something about the history of the contest and the records that have been established. It gives us a greater understanding of the event and more context for the performances, but it also can give us something to root for … or even against. INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIERS BY STATE It’s been said that records are made to be broken, but some are just there to mark history — like the records for most Classic qualifiers from a state. Texas leads the way there, both in individual anglers to make the Classic and in overall Classic berths. CLASSIC BERTHS BY STATE In all, 677 individuals have competed in the Bassmaster Classic,…

Classic Records You Should Know

Buddy Gross' Gargantuan Big-Bass Ledge Bait

You’ll find him beneath the umbrella wearing a floppy hat. In June, Buddy Gross can be spotted slowly idling across Tennessee River reservoirs like Chickamauga and Guntersville, taking cover from the summer sun beneath his secret weapon: an umbrella. “Don’t laugh,” he says. “All of my friends have started to adopt it.” The scene on practice days before Elite Series tournaments may look like something out of a children’s book, but anglers have good reason for hanging out in the shade with their eyes on their sonar graphs: big fish like big ledges, and big fish win big money. Of course, that’s no secret these days. Chances are, if you find a ledge loaded with bass, someone else has, too — especially in a tournament setting. That’s why Gross has been deploying…

Buddy Gross' Gargantuan Big-Bass Ledge Bait

Lunkers Love Ledges

1 [The Tricks Of Transition] A ledge is a rapid bottom change (dropoff) from one depth to another. These structures become especially important hangouts for bass during summer when lake water warms and pelagic (offshore) baitfish school up heavily to feed on drifting plankton blooms. Here’s how Bassmaster Elite Series pros attack these key structures. Locating Ledges “I’ll use my graph’s mapping function to get within the vicinity of a ledge, then go to the unit’s down-scan and side-scan functions to obtain an accurate picture of what’s down there,” says Texas pro Frank Talley. “Down-scan will show bass sitting on the ‘break’ of the ledge, while side-scan reveals fish either sitting on top of the ledge or suspending off the break in open water out over the channel.” Boat Positioning “Bass holding tight to a…

Lunkers Love Ledges

Panfish Power Play

Water type: Bream bedding on a Southern reservoir Water temp: Mid- to upper 70s Clarity: 1 to 2 feet Depth: 2 to 14 feet Structure: Points, shellbars, hard sand bottom Cover: Bank grass, hydrilla Forage: Bluegill and other panfish Weather: Mostly sunny and hot Wind/current: Calm day Experts: A trio of Elite Series pros explain how they tempt big bass looking to take advantage of spawning bream 1 MOWING THE GRASS Hunter Shryock Ooltewah, Tenn. First move: Starting in protected areas, Shryock looks for the hard bottom that bream need for bedding. Bank grass is a good indication of clean, firm bottom. Beyond that, Shryock keeps an eye on his Lowrance ActiveTarget to pick up any movement that might lead him to a cluster of bream beds in deeper water. Baits/tackle to use: For bank grass or other cover, he selects a 3/8-ounce…

Panfish Power Play

Stability Is Just The Start

At $849, the paddle-powered Falcon from Midwest Watercraft is a moderately priced fishing kayak. That price looks even better with this boat’s innovative wheel system that rolls this 12-foot, 68-pound boat to and from the water — without a separate cart. 1 The two wheels and an axle nestle into molded holders in the rear deck. 2 Just slide the axle through the hole in the keel and clip both wheels into place. 3 Wheel down to the water, remove the wheels and axle and stow them under your tackle crate while you fish. 4Another handy feature is the four flush-mount rod holders plus molded-in handles on both sides as well as the front and back. 5 Rated to carry up to 425 pounds, the tri-hull design is stable, and its pronounced keel tracks straight.…

Stability Is Just The Start

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. [Trophy Trends] Species 5 Largemouth 1 Smallmouth 2 Spotted Weather Conditions Water Temperature Date Caught January 5 6 February 2 4 7 May 8 June 3 July 1 State where most lunkers were caught To request an application, write to editorial@bassmaster.com or B.A.S.S., The Lunker Club, 3500 Blue Lake Drive, Suite 330, Birmingham, AL 35243. A photo documenting the catch must be provided, along with the length and girth of the bass. Only suitable…

Surely you’ve seen the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. There have been a lot of iterations of the Star Trek franchise over the past several decades, but the mission has always been the same: “To explore strange new worlds. To seek out new life and new civilizations. To boldly go where no man has gone before!” Well, Elite Series angler KJ Queen decided to summon his inner Captain Kirk during the recent Dovetail Games Bassmaster Elite at Sabine River event and squeeze his boat through a small ditch that no boat had squeezed through before. “He started driving through this tiny little trenasse that led into the forest,” said Bassmaster photographer Steve Bowman. “No way would I have gone in there by myself, not knowing what the other end looked like. I…

The Odds Are Stacked

JUST AS PRODUCTION for this issue of Bassmaster Magazine was finished, a small group from B.A.S.S., including folks from the digital realm, all the good people from the editorial department and folks from Go Out{side}, gathered with one impossible task on our to-do lists. We had to determine the order of the annual Odds Gallery for the Academy Sports + Outdoors Bassmaster Classic presented by Huk on Lake Ray Roberts. If you’re not familiar with the gallery, it’s a collection of photos on Bassmaster.com that lists each anglers’ statistical odds for winning the upcoming Classic. I wound up leading the task force that produces the gallery five years ago when I made the gigantic mistake of complaining about how someone else was doing it. So now, every year, I get to be the…

The Odds Are Stacked

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