How to catch winter bass on the A-rig; metal blade baits for winter Great Lakes smallmouth bass; ice fishing can teach you ...

We're out on the waters of Lake Ontario with Dirk and some friends. Today's target: smallmouth bass. We rig up with 3/4oz Stingnose Jigging spoons and jig up ourselves some excellent smallmouth bass.

I'm here with Antonio today, and we're out on the Niagara River. We're going to spend a little bit of time, only an hour, ...

On Nov. 30, I shared with readers of this column about the forthcoming trout stocking efforts by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD).

MONTPELIER — If Andrew Oestringer had brought his bass to a certified scale before filleting the fish, he would probably hold a new state record. “It’s rare but not unheard of for anglers who plan to ...

A Vermont angler has set an unofficial record for the largest smallmouth bass ever caught in the state.The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department said Andrew Oestringer recently caught a smallmouth bass ...

If Andrew Oestringer had brought his bass to a certified scale before filleting the fish, he would probably hold a new state record. "It's rare but not unheard of for anglers who plan to keep a nice ...

A group of Cornell University scientists have been outmaneuvered by a formidable (and genetically supercharged) adversary: the smallmouth bass of Little Moose Lake in New York State’s Adirondack ...

Everyone has a favorite rig, something they say will catch fish no matter what. If there is such a rig, chances are it is the Ned rig. While it may not look like much, it is one of the deadliest bass ...

Smallmouth bass may be a native North American species, but the species was only introduced to the Adirondacks in the 1900s. After their introduction, the smallmouth bass did what invasive species do ...

In today’s 7-23–25 edition of The Starting Spot: -As the Tackle Warehouse Invitational series winds down, the anglers aiming to qualify for next year’s BPT series are stacked up. Currently only 6 ...

According to a story on Wired2Fish.com: Whether it’s a crystal-clear glacial lake, a swift-moving river, one of the great lakes, or a desert reservoir, there is one species likely swimming in all of ...