The Blog @ BassFIRST

Here we are just past mid-November and, judging by all the white stuff, winter has seemingly set in for good. Thankfully, my last fishing trip on open water with my son Frank was one for the memory…

Wood pallets, trash and other debris have become a seasonal headache.

Bass fishing should be excellent with a small warming trend.

Most high school athletes dream of throwing the winning touchdown or scoring the winning basket at the buzzer, but Noah Daczewitz just wants to fish, and it could lead to

Capt. Jack Rodger's weekly fishing column has a special message.

MOSES LAKE- They say what’s good for the goose is good for the gander, but who knew that what’s good for the duck is also good for the fish? The

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Water Conditions: Lake Lanier’s water level continues to rise from the hard rains we had this past week. At the time of this writing the lake was at 1,071.53 or .53 above the normal full pool of 1,071 and still rising. Lake surface temperatures are in the high 60’s.

As a kid growing up in a small town, we had a limited amount of access to the world of fishing. This was long before the days of cell phones

Cold weather with overcast skies have greeted fishermen all week at Clear Lake. The recent fires have caused hazy clouds, which have blocked out the sun. The air temperature in the early morning ha…

For two decades now, Michael Birch has spent about 150 days a year bass fishing for sport and in big-money tournaments on the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta.

Boater Toby Corn of Calvert City, Kentucky, caught a two-day cumulative total of seven bass weighing 21 pounds, 2 ounces, to win the T-H Marine FLW Bass Fishing League (BFL) Wild Card tournament on Old Hickory Lake.

My olive-hued bucktail jig settled to the rocky bottom of the reservoir. A few seconds later a light tick signaled a bite from the 12-foot depths. Moments later a fat