World Record Largemouth for Sale

World Record Largemouth Bass for sale

Crankbait Question

Subject: Mark Lassagne Contact: How To Work Diving/Lipless Crankbaits In Ca Delta To: Webmaster From: Nate Reyes Message: Hello Mark, My cousin and buddy (John Tenorio/Jorge Aquino) went out with you some time ago so I check your website often enough. I read the article that Charlie Weyer (or was that you?) wrote on throwing [...]

Is there ever enough time?

THE TIME CRUNCH! By Mark Lassagne Is there ever enough time, what  if I had another 30 minutes I would have had a limit. “We’ve all been there.” Or “They were just starting to bite and I had to leave” What if you could have another 30 minutes or more, each and every time you’re [...]

The Right Club

Which Club? By Mark Lassagne Published with Re-Print Rights from Bass Angler Magazine The right fishing rod will you catch more fish. Gary Dobyns the all money winner on the west coast has used a special rod made only for ripping a jerk bait, he says it is the key to catching more and better [...]

What Stage The Fish Are In

By:  Charlie Weyer Published with Re-Print Rights from Bass Angler Magazine Spring time brings about confusion for a lot of anglers and rightfully so – it’s a time of year where a lot of variables are working against an angler. Weather, moon phase and even cold runoff generated hundreds of miles away can create havoc [...]

Delta Square Bill

By Charlie Weyer Published with Re-Print Rights from Bass Angler Magazine Bass Angler’s Guide Cover 2009 issue #3 Shallow waters, emergent and submerged weeds and wood and big Florida-strain largemouths all go hand in hand with the word flipping.  And, while the California Delta is known as the birthplace of flipping, there’s another technique that [...]

Drag Queen

Are we all a bunch of “Drag Queens”. By Richard Ziert, 4/2010 The term “Drag Queen” is pretty funny in this regard because its common definition does not apply to anglers except in use of our reels drag device. I’ve purposely used the word “device” here because we are in fact the means behind the [...]

Spring Time Bass

Springtime Bass By Mark Lassagne Published with Re-Print Rights from Bass Angler Magazine This is the time of year when most of the mature bass will go shallow. Neil Manji, Chief Fisheries biologist with the California Department of Fish and Game says that for many bass, this (spring) is the only time they will go [...]

Arizona Triangle

Arizona Triangle By Mark Lassagne Sheer walls chiseled from the hand of God. Glimmering dark red cliffs three hundred feet straight up; careening down into pellucid waters where a profusion of bass reside. Small coves that wind for miles into nowhere, wind caves you drive a boat into. Thousands of flats, rock slides and points [...]

Jig’s Snakebite Baits

JIGS “SNAKEBITE BAITS” How did the name come to be ? It was a warm late afternoon Sept 5th 2005. Jigs, (Phil Hill) went out to his garden to pick some tomatoes. The previous day, Phil had noticed quite a few tomatoes worms on the vines, and removed them and sprayed the vines accordingly to [...]

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