Fishing Information

Drive past the Guadalupe River west of New Braunfels in the Hill Country of Texas on a sunny summer day and it looks like you could walk across the tubes and rafts paving the river. But after a few cold fronts push through in fall, the river is almost deserted. And it will stay that way until the warmth of spring returns.

Worms are the "poster bait" for fishing. Guaranteed to catch almost anything that swims, this organism has become an intrinsic part of our angling history.

At the 2013 Spring Fishing Classic in Clarksville, Indiana, we filmed some of the most knowledgable Pros in the game answering questions submitted to @Bass_Pro_Shops.

Here are Kevin VanDam's answers to your questions.

At the 2013 Spring Fishing Classic in Clarksville, Indiana, we filmed some of the most knowledgable Pros in the game answering questions submitted to @Bass_Pro_Shops.

Here are Timmy Horton's answers to your questions.

At the 2013 Spring Fishing Classic in Clarksville, Indiana, we filmed some of the most knowledgable Pros in the game answering questions submitted to @Bass_Pro_Shops.

Here are Jacob Wheeler's answers to your questions.

At the 2013 Spring Fishing Classic in Clarksville, Indiana, we filmed some of the most knowledgable Pros in the game answering questions submitted to @Bass_Pro_Shops.

Here are Fred Roumbanis' answers to your questions.

There are a lot of things you can do right in fishing and a lot of things you can do wrong, simply because you didn’t know there were such things to be aware of when fishing.

Vertical jigging always seems like a rather peculiar fishing technique when you first come upon people using it. Hunkered in the bow of a boat, moving just their forearms, the anglers do not cast. They do not reel. They simply twitch their rod tips up and down — rhythmically, hypnotically.