Urchin-Style Baits: The New Look Bass Can’t Ignore
Posted by Caleb Coleman on Sep 18th 2026
There is always something new hitting the bass fishing scene, but every once in a while a bait comes along that looks completely different from what anglers are used to seeing. Urchin-style baits are one of those baits.
With their round profile, small appendages, and unique action, these baits are built to give bass something they don’t see every day. They may look a little strange sitting in the package, but once they hit the water, it sta
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BFS Fishing the Ozarks: Catching Bass in Rivers and Creeks
Posted by Caleb Coleman on Sep 2nd 2026
There is something different about catching a bass out of a small Ozark creek. You don't need an expensive boat, a dozen rods, or a full tackle box . Sometimes all you need is a small backpack, a BFS setup, and a few baits.
The Ozarks are full of clear, rocky streams that are perfect habitat for smallmouth bass. These streams are typically cool, fast-moving, and filled with rocks, gravel, bluffs, and pools. That combination makes them some of the
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5 Simple Things You Can Do to Keep Your Boat in Top Shape
Posted by Caleb Coleman on Aug 25th 2026
Your boat doesn’t have to be sitting in the shop to need some attention. A little maintenance here and there can go a long way toward keeping your boat reliable and ready for the next fishing trip.
Here are five simple things you can do to keep your boat in top shape.
1. Grease Your Trailer Hubs
Your trailer hubs are easy to forget about until there’s a problem. Keeping them properly greased helps protect the bearings and keeps everyt
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How to Pick the Right Jig Trailer for Every Situation
Posted by Caleb Coleman on Aug 10th 2026
Few lures catch bass year-round like a jig. Whether you're flipping heavy cover, dragging offshore structure, or skipping docks, a jig can consistently put quality fish in the boat.
But here's something many anglers overlook the trailer you choose can completely change how that jig performs.
The right trailer can make your jig fall faster, glide farther, or create just enough action to convince a hesitant bass to bite. Instead of treating every t
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Summer Night Fishing: Why Darkness Can Be Your Biggest Advantage
Posted by Caleb Coleman on Aug 6th 2026
When the summer sun starts baking the water, a lot of anglers call it a day. The pleasure boat traffic picks up, the heat becomes unbearable, and bass seem to disappear. But for those willing to stay out after sunset, some of the best fishing of the entire year is just getting started.
Night fishing isn't just about escaping the heat—it's about taking advantage of bass that become far more active once the sun goes down. As water temperature
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