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Best Bass Jigs of 2023 | Outdoor Life - Vimarsana News

Best Bass Jigs of 2023 | Outdoor Life

The best bass jigs catch bass in open water, thick cover, and through matted vegetation, which makes them a versatile limit producer.

Current favorite buzzbait? - Vimarsana News

Current favorite buzzbait?

I've mostly been using cavitrons, but I lost one this weekend and need to replace it. Anything new or recently discovered? Seems like the early reports on the megabass and evergreen were 'meh'. While I'm at it, Skirt vs Toad? I've almost always used a skirt, although in fairness my biggest fish w...

Swimjig question - Vimarsana News

Swimjig question

So I don't use swimjigs much but I'm heading out to a lake where the conditions should be right to throw one. I put together a combination (jig+trailer) that is supposed to have great skirt action (as per Matt Allen). Today I tried it out, total dud, skirt just stays plastered to the bait with no...

La Clair Wins B.A.S.S. Nation Regional Tournament at Potomac River - Vimarsana News

La Clair Wins B.A.S.S. Nation Regional Tournament at Potomac River

La Clair Wins B.A.S.S. Nation Regional Tournament at Potomac River

3 lures Lester thinks can win the Classic - Vimarsana News

3 lures Lester thinks can win the Classic

3 lures Lester thinks can win the Classic Tuesday, June 8, 2021 (Editor's note: Alan McGuckin of Dynamic Sponsorships submitted this short feature.) Brandon Lester is fishing his 6th Bassmaster Classic, and yet the super-likeable, God-fearing family man from Tennessee doesn’t have a lure sponsor. So there’s no bias, no sponsor-satisfying commercial slant to his opinion on three lures that could win the 51st edition of the event at Lake Ray Roberts. “There’s a 70-percent chance this Classic will be won in less than 10 feet of water around flooded bushes, but there’s still a 30-per...