Well-known lady angler Dianna Clark’s recent victory in the Women’s Bassmaster Tour event on Tennessee’s Old Hickory Lake demonstrates once again the important role bluegill can play in summer bass fishing patterns. Clark, who has won two other WBT events as well as the 2006 WBT Angler of the Year title, keyed on bluegill bedding areas in the back of ...Full Story

Bass Edge, Inc. announced Monday that O’Reilly Auto Parts will expand its sponsorship portfolio and be an official sponsor of all Bass Edge episodes in 2007 on VERSUS (formerly Outdoor Life Network). Bass Edge represents a new generation of fishing program aimed at teaching the fundamentals of bass fishing in an easy-to-follow format. Each installment focuses on a particular topic ...Full Story

Winter fishing can yield some of the best fishing of the year, but in order to enjoy your day on the water, it pays to be prepared for the weather. One of the most important factors for an enjoyable and safe day on the water is clothing. Being an avid winter angler, I have tried about every type of cold-weather ...Full Story

As Elite pro Dave Wolak fished down the bank of the Chattahoochee River with Bass Edge Host Aaron Martin, local Pinkard , Ala. , angler Tommy Barbaree followed in his boat, camera crew in tow. He conversed often with the anglers, often speaking about the current in the river.   Barbaree had done his homework, and visited with Corps of ...Full Story

Performance psychology research tells us writing information down makes it easier for us to remember it and retrieve it later. Recording enhances learning, as most of the classes you took in school demonstrated. Writing down important fishing data not only creates a permanent record, it also solidifies the lessons you have learned. Principally, you need to get in the habit ...Full Story

Anglers, especially competitive types, are notoriously self-reliant. More often than not they like to figure things out on their own. When an angler discovers a new technique or a productive twist on an old pattern, he is likely to keep it to himself. When asked where and how they caught their fish, many veterans will say nothing, or even lie. ...Full Story