Anglers faced with the challenge of reaching summer bass sheltering beneath thick cover typically turn to punching—the act of driving a Texas-rigged soft-plastic bait through dense vegetation with a ...

Maybe the idea of summer bass fishing isn’t all that appealing to you. Maybe your thinking, Who wants to go out among all the pleasure boaters and endure 100-degree temperatures to chase around a ...

Per an article on Bassmaster.com: When summer sets in and temperatures rise, I am at my best as an angler. Sure, the spring and fall fishing is good and can be fun, but summertime makes the search for ...

In case you haven’t heard, these Starting Spot Daily Bass Fishing Headlines are the perfect way to start your day with some of the top bass fishing articles on the internet. As always, rub the sleep ...

As the days grow longer, temperatures get hotter, and kids start getting out of school, you know one thing is coming: Summer is officially here! This is the time that many bass anglers across the ...

The Starting Spot: -Summer is in full swing all over the country and bass are hitting topwater lures with reckless abandon. Do you know the best topwater baits to catch the most bass? -Check out the ...

Early June bass fishing can be a ton of fun, but it also can be frustrating if you are in the wrong area and tossing mid-summer baits. Traditional spawning bass like water temperatures — note water ...

When it comes to catching large numbers of panfish, it’s impossible to beat a chunk of nightcrawler (or maybe a cricket) hanging under a bobber. But when you’re throwing live bait for panfish, you’re ...

We've had some mild weather in August, cool temperatures that would've been welcome many summer moons ago on the Kings River. You'd think the floating and fishing would be terrible on the stream in ...

A friend and I were just about to call it quits and make a dash for the boat ramp after a tough morning of bass fishing. The big July sun climbed in the cloudless sky and there wasn’t a breath of wind ...

This story was originally published in the July 1960 issue of Outdoor Life. The rim of night was barely cracking loose when Andy killed the motor. “Tie to that scalybark snag straight ahead,” he told ...

We've had some mild weather in August, cool temperatures that would've been welcome many summer moons ago on the Kings River. You'd think the floating and fishing would be terrible on the stream in ...