After bass leave the beds, their next job is to protect the newly-hatched offspring. This makes them skittish and protective, but it can also make them extremely aggressive. Fry guarders can be some of the most irritating fish to chase – they should be easy to locate and aggravate, but that’s not always the case.
Noted Arkansas river rat Billy McCaghren has flipped up a few thousand bass in his tournament career, but each year he learns a little more about how to refine the technique.
The Zoom Ultra Vibe Speed Craw has rightfully earned its place as an ultra-popular “utility player” in the bass fishing world.
Here is a chance to own an autographed Gerald Swindle 2014 tournament jersey. Along with his jersey is a bag full of Zoom Plastics.
Gerald Swindle helps introduce the new Z-Craw. It takes the place of a lot of other lures, and should excel in a wide variety of situations.
Casey Ashley used the Zoom Super Fluke Jr., a silent killer, to win the 2015 Bassmaster Classic on Lake Hartwell.
ZOOM Pro – Casey Ashley won the 2015 Bassmaster Classic on a bait his father made for him. It’s a 3/8 oz. blade runner with a 4/0 Mustad and a Zoom Bait
When the Bassmaster Classic kicks off this week, Casey Ashley certainly won’t be the only competitor to have a jig or two on the deck of his bass boat.