There are two major challenges in summer bass fishing on the TVA lakes. First is getting a bait down where they live in hot weather and keeping it there, at a speed that won't bore the angler to tears ...

Ross Myers looks at a bass caught by Roy Singer, left, on a canal at the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge in southern Palm Beach County, Florida. Singer used a Gambler Big E-Z swimbait. As it ...

Swimbaits can be game-changers for bass fishing, but only if you know how to match them to conditions, rig them right, and retrieve them effectively. Experts reveal the science behind lure size, ...

Swimbaits are great fish catchers, but it takes a lot of work to wring out their potential. A swimbait is a long, soft plastic lure with a deep belly that tapers sharply to a wide, paddle-shaped tail.

The fishing world is full of alpha-dog-type thinkers, so lure design collaboration isn’t always easy, but on those occasions when egos get suppressed, everyone wins ...

I was just poking around on tacklewarehouse.com and found the Roman Made Natural Wood Mother Chaser Swimbait which is a full 16” long and weighs 22 oz. Even if you have a capable rod and reel, how ...

Spring has sprung... well, sorta. Whether you live up in the northern part of the country, where it's actually pretty cold right now, or all the way south down in Florida, May can be one of the best ...

One of the most consistent year-around patterns for big bass on the TVA lakes including Guntersville, Wheeler, Wilson and Pickwick is tossing a big swimbait in deep water. Just about the only time it ...

Milliken explains how to call your shot using a massive swimbait for big bass.

Although swimbaits have been around for nearly 40 years, it’s fair to say that their popularity has reached an all-time high. The trend should come as no surprise: Americans obsess over catching huge ...

As it turns out, the high-strung lady trying to quit smoking in the office next to you doesn’t have the highest blood pressure of any living thing. No, that unfortunate title goes to the small fishes ...