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9th: Chapman's Move Profitable |
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Brent Chapman put together his 22-pound bag from a place where he'd merely hoped to fill out his limit. It would've been a pound bigger had he not weighed in two dead fish. "I found a spot way up the lake on Sunday and I didn't go there yesterday," he said. "This morning at 9:00 I only had three little keepers, so I figured I'd run up there and at least get a limit to make it to tomorrow. Complete Story |
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The Art Of Fishing Shallow |
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Just because a bank is barren and shallow doesn't mean bass aren't there. Elite Series pro Brent Chapman digs deep when fishing supershallow. It was February 2008, and common sense told Brent Chapman that if he was going to have a chance to win the Bassmaster Classic on Lake Hartwell, he had to fish deep. But he couldn't resist the temptation. Complete Story |
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Let's talk about crankbaits. I won't be recommending any particular make, model, size or color of lure. Rather we'll talk about how to find a lure that'll catch bass where you fish, and how to avoid wasting money on those that don't.
For most recreational or casual tournament anglers, the issue is catching bass. It isn't about catching the biggest one in the lake or setting a new club record. It's about spending a day on the water, catching a few, having a good time and then reliving the experience with friends and family later. Complete Story |
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