BASS FISHING 101
Presented by BoatUS Angler

The BASS FISHING 101 series is a new concept created to help upcoming anglers. It is an entry level course that will teach these new anglers what they need to know about bass fishing. With collegiate fishing in mind, this 101 level course will highlight key concepts that are essential in the sport of bass fishing. The course will present articles that explore in-depth; necessary rigging options, baits, and when applicable, habits of the bass plus much more.

This series will help inexperienced anglers gain the knowledge they need to be successful in the sport and help them obtain an edge in the competitive collegiate bass fishing world. This series is also a great resource for experienced anglers, to bring back some basic key concepts that sometimes get lost in the sport.

Texas Rigging 101

The Texas rig was developed in the 1960'sto solve the problem of fishing a bait in, over and through heavy cover where bass live, without getting hung up or spooking fish. The simple idea of the rig is to take either a straight shank or offset hook and rig it in such a manner that the hook point is covered and therefore for all intents and purposes weedless or snag free...
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Tarleton State takes back to back Collegiate titles. 

The team of John Anderson and Tanner Morgan claimed the FLW College Fishing title on Falcon Lake. This is the second win for the Tarleton State Bass Club in less than a month. The team of Tanner Morgan and Chris Michels just recently claimed Stephen F. Austin Bucketmouth Bass Tournament (an ACA sectioned event) on Sam Rayburn... READ MORE at www.CollegiateBassChampionship.com