Gear up for a quick release. A small net and good pliers will help you release fish unharmed. If you want to keep bass to eat, the best tasting fish are mid-sized and caught from cold water. Bass are ...

Catching largemouth bass in the fall doesn't have to be a difficult task. By choosing the right lures for the job, finding green weeds, keying-in on deep rock and wood, following the bait, and turning ...

One of the most recognizable aquatic structures to hold largemouth bass is undoubtedly the lily pad. Offering up shade and a cooler water environment, defined and hidden ambush points for picking off ...

As anglers, our common goal is to catch the biggest fish possible. It's a game of inches for those who chase the elusive muskie, but for the fan-favorite largemouth bass, pounds is where it's at.

Techniques refined off the deck of a bass boat can be successfully applied off a dock or in a pond, writes Oak Duke.

This week Ivo and the gang take you out to Long Point Bay where they fish the weed beds, and weed edges with Python Darter casting spoons for those wonderful largemouth bass. Ivo shares many great ...

Pennsylvania anglers share their best tips for catching smallmouth and largemouth bass during the hot summer months.

The spring is one of the best times to target bass across the country. Though there are certainly pockets of exciting fishing elsewhere on the calendar, the spring is when bass push shallow and become ...

Spotted bass and largemouth bass are similar species but differ in key ways. Spotted bass have distinct small spots below the lateral line, smaller mouths, and typically stay in deeper water.