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In the summer, largemouth bass aggressively feed on whatever they can fit in their mouths. In the shallows, using floating crankbaits proves to be a successful strategy.

When selecting a crankbait to fish, wood and plastic are as different as day and night. Both can have very similar action up to a point. Anglers need both.

Largemouth bass start to become active in spring, and their aggression increases. At times, crankbaits and poppers may be the best lures to use in spring.

Smallmouth bass are ravenous fish that feed on minnows, insect larvae and adults, crayfish, frogs, and at times, even small mammals. Following are lures that catch them.

In the spring and summer, largemouth bass are active and aggressive, and will readily pounce on surface lures and topwater baits.

Find out why some bass fishermen have more success than others.

Bass anglers always cast to stumps, but often they don't spend enough time dissecting and properly fishing the wood cover.

Bring in the bass with those tried and true producers from years gone by.

Catching large fish of any species dictates using different tackle and techniques. Big bass can be caught by making a few adjustments.

Late summer is the time of year when largemouth bass are most active. Even the bigger fish are liable to chase down lures and baits, so it is best to know what to throw.

Catch big urban bass living beneath skyscrapers in the Willamette River and near the suburbs at Henry Hagg Lake with these tips and techniques from a local expert.

Peacock bass are the most popular gamefish that the Amazon rainforest has to offer. They are aggressive, explosive, and strong, and Brazil has prime fishing for them.

Often people who enjoy fishing, for various reasons can't or don't want to own a boat, but that shouldn't deter one from casting for their favorite species of fish.

Smallies thrive in the breath-taking desert streams on Oregon's dry east side. Anglers will find non-stop action in the John Day, Columbia and Snake rivers.

Saugeye are a hybrid produced by a male sauger and a female walleye. Usually infertile, these fish are popular with game fishermen and fishery managers despite some risk