The Great Miami Riverway Smallmouth Bass Fishing Challenge is back for the 2026 season.Anglers are gearing up to cast their ...

There was a mistake in the previous version were we forgot a very important clip. This version is the correct one. Thanks for your understanding. Hello folks, this week we have a really special video ...

Mention smallmouth bass fishing, and many anglers think of the world-famous fishing available in Canada, the Great Lakes region and the Northern states. Natural State anglers don’t have to travel ...

Take one look at a 5-pound largemouth bass and you can tell right away these fish were built for eating. Sure, you could say ...

Here are some fun and fishy facts about a very popular game fish to tens of thousands of Michigan anglers: the smallmouth bass: • The Name game: Smallmouth bass are also known as smallies, bronzebacks ...

The smallmouth bass near Eastern Lake Erie harbor waters are often massive in size at this time of year, like this 7-pound, 3-ounce goliath that measured just shy of 23 inches in length. Photo by ...

First the fish got caught, in Michigan's Belleville Lake, and then the fisherman. Conservation officer Lacelle Rabon says he was recently patrolling the lake in southeastern Michigan when he came ...

Smallmouth bass are prized by anglers but, when introduced to waters outside of their natural range, can outcompete native species. Despite years of eradication efforts in the Adirondacks, researchers ...

Pennsylvania anglers share their best tips for catching smallmouth and largemouth bass during the hot summer months.

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In 1802 the noted French naturalist, Bernard-Germain-Étienne de La Ville-sur-Illon, comte de Lacépède, made an honest mistake. The first volume of his recently published "Natural History of Fish" had ...