They may be old-fashioned lures, but the bass of today don't know that some baits are flashes from the past. Let's see what these experts say about catching bass ... ... [+] Full Article

Largemouth bass, ferocious predators, will eat whatever moves on top of matted weeds or other aquatic plants. That spells success for those who fish with fake amphibians. ... [+] Full Article

Fabulous smallmouth action is at hand on the lower Greenbrier, from Fort Spring to Alderson and beyond. Let's explore this outstanding scenic waterway. (April 2006) ... [+] Full Article

They're large, they're loud, and they are funny-looking, but buzzbaits are also highly effective tools for finding and catching active bass during the warmer months. ... [+] Full Article

Before you start casting just any old artificial bait for bass, maybe you should consider why these lures consistently produce strikes when it counts. ... [+] Full Article

From the well-known New River to lesser-known waters like the Gauley and Shenandoah ... [+] Full Article

Traveling along interstates 68 or 79, or even U.S. Route 19, can put you onto fabulous bass-fishing action ... [+] Full Article

Stonewall Jackson, Elk Fork and Upper Mud lakes are our picks as the best catch-and-release impoundments in our state for bass. Is one near you? ... [+] Full Article

This most famous of all smallmouth streams is still going strong as the foremost place to tangle with lots of bronzebacks -- and some big ones, too! ... [+] Full Article

This stretch of the Greenbrier River is chock-full of sturdy smallies that are more than willing to teach you a fishing lesson or two! ... [+] Full Article