BASS Reporter's Notebook

ESPN2 Show 51st Qualifier Highlights Women in Bass Fishing

Casa de Velvick

Elite pro's Amistad resort catering to anglers

Bass Nation: Anglers vs. Property Owners

...Clark and Gunter decided that they would do something to show property owners that anglers are more broad-minded and cooperative than lakefront property owners believe them to be. Conferring with TPWD's Mark...

Long Cup wait ends for Hedican

The third time to the Cup finals was the charm for Bret Hedican, who finally got to celebrate with family and friends in Minnesota.

The Turn

Bassmaster.com breaks down the 2007 Bassmaster Elite Series schedule

Public has right to walk along beaches

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — People can stroll along Michigan's 3,200 miles of Great Lakes beaches whether owners of adjacent private property like it or not, the state Supreme Court ruled recently. In a case that put the legality of a cherished tradit

Grass carp vs. sound management

A dangerous precedent is being set in Louisiana: politicians dictating to resource professionals how to manage fisheries.

Get ready for Idaho's spring turkey season

Idaho hunting map feature

Federation fights for fishermen

Federation fights for fishermen

Michigan's conservation director: Ron Spitler

Taking care of "unfinished business" under a new title

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Vick hoping to get $4.5 million for sale of lakefront Georgia home

In the latest indication that Michael Vick won't be returning to the Atlanta Falcons, the suspended quarterback has listed his suburban home here for sale, with a price tag of $4.5 million.

The real Tony Stewart; not one who often shows up on TV

Tony Stewart is as polarizing a figure as NASCAR has. Gruff, even mean, at the track, there's a different side of him few get to see. Stewart's fine with that, writes Marty Smith.

Odd Couple Competing In WBT Event

CELEBRATION, Fla. — Traveling partners Violette Sesco and Mary Miday are bound to get noticed during this week's Mercury Marine Women's Bassmaste...

Organizers unveil financial guarantee for Chicago's bid

The chief organizer of Chicago's bid for the 2016 Olympics thinks city residents will support the games -- even if it means $500 million of their tax money is at risk.