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BASS ANGLER MAGAZINE - BAM - Helping You Catch More Bass Since 1992!
2024 - 2025 Winter Issue - The BAM Winter Issue is Packed with Tips, Insights, and Stories for Every Angler! Bass Angler Magazine (BAM) Winter Issue, features western superstar Greg Gutierrez on the cover. Get ready to dive into a fresh season packed with expert advice, strategies, and gear recommendations tailored to boost your winter fishing game. Here’s a peek at the lineup of stories you’ll find in this action-packed issue:
Featured Stories in the BAM Winter Issue:
🗝️ Decisions for the Win with Greg Gutierrez - Greg Gutierrez shares the secrets behind his decision-making process that keeps him at the top of his game. Learn how strategic thinking can make all the difference.🏆 Tournament Take-Aways – Boardman Pro-Am & Thermalito Afterbay - Get exclusive insights from the Boardman Pro-Am and Thermalito Afterbay tournaments, packed with tips to improve your tournament performance.📈 Five Things to Make You a Better Angler - Master these five essential skills to enhance your success rate and build confidence.🛶 Adapting to Change with Bobby Lane - Pro angler Bobby Lane explains how to adjust your strategy and adapt to ever-changing fishing conditions.👂 Listening to Your Surroundings with Dustin Connell - Learn how pro Dustin Connell uses environmental awareness to his advantage and catches more fish.🔍 FFS: A Guide’s Perspective - Forward-Facing Sonar (FFS) offers new opportunities. Hear a guide’s perspective on using this technology to locate fish.📚 Seven Fishing Myths Uncovered - Challenge conventional wisdom with these myth-busting insights that may surprise you!🌊 Probing the Abyss with Brent Ehrler - Venture into deeper waters with Brent Ehrler’s advice for catching elusive fish lurking below.🚣 Why Kayaks are the Future - Uncover why kayaks are becoming essential for anglers, offering access to unique fishing spots and enhancing the experience.🎣 Mark Daniels Jr. reveals his tactics for hooking winter bass, keeping the bite strong even in cold conditions.🎯 Winning on Trinity – BAM Kayak - Catch the excitement from BAM’s winning kayak strategies on Trinity Lake.📦 How to Pack Your Tackle - Organize like a pro with our guide on packing your tackle box for efficient, stress-free trips.🔧 Five Accessories for Your Boat - Boost your boat’s performance and functionality with these essential accessories.
Stay tuned for your BAM Winter Issue – your go-to guide for conquering the winter fishing season. Whether you’re a pro, a weekend angler, or a kayak enthusiast, this issue is packed with insights and gear guides to keep you ahead of the game!
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2024 Fall Issue - Our cover angler, Oregon native Colby Pearson, has won back-to-back BAM Trail tournaments (it’s hard enough to win one major tournament, by the way). Regarded as a smallmouth guru, you can learn how Colby targets brown fish, and also how he won on a lake dominated by largemouth.
It’s no mystery that forward-facing sonar is still changing the game of bass fishing. With no fewer than three articles highlighting different FFS tricks and tactics, there’s something for everyone to learn in this issue. Fall is regarded as topwater time in nearly every corner of the country. Ish Monroe and others discuss their favorite technique and how to experience the most exciting bite in fishing.
Fletcher breaks down his flipping preferences and Card discusses his cranking patterns for shad-chasing bass. The Bass Angler Magazine Tournament Trail series is well on its way to establishing new and exciting circuits for West Coast anglers. Catch up with the movers and shakers to have made splashes during the BAM Trail inaugural derbies.
Bass Angler Magazine profiles the latest seasonal tips, techniques, and tactics from the world’s best anglers, broken down in an easy-to-understand format. Now everyone can catch fish like a pro, regardless of the season.
2024 Summer Issue - Cover angler, Arkansas resident Fred Roumbanis, is all too familiar with the pitfalls many anglers find themselves in when getting too comfortable fishing history. Learn how and when to change things up and save your day on the water when things get tough on familiar bodies of water.
Staying healthy is an integral part to ensuring long and fruitful days on the water. B.A.S.S. Elite Series pros Brock Mosley, Carl Jocumsen, and Brandon Palaniuk discuss the importance of effective hydration, as well as exercise and nutrition routines to maintain a healthy body and mind for years to come.
The variety of summertime techniques are nearly boundless. Gustafson, DeFoe, and Lefebre go full topwater; Timmy Horton goes big dragging worms; Iaconelli heads the opposite direction with the mid-strolling finesse technique; and somewhere in the middle Jeff Kriet has honed his skill with a shakyhead.
The Bass Angler Magazine Tournament Trail series are well on their way to establishing new and exciting circuits for West Coast anglers. Catch up with the movers and shakers to have made splashes during the BAM Trail inaugural derbies.
2024 Spring Issue - It’s never an easy road to the upper echelons of anything competitive. But for some, the challenges can be even more daunting, as is the case with B.A.S.S. Elite Pro (and this issue’s cover angler) Bryant Smith. Read all about the Northern California-based angler’s arduous journey to achieve his dream.
Mark Lassagne and Bass Angler Magazine are launching the West Coast’s newest and stoutest derby circuit—BAM Tournament Trail—featuring pro/ams, a kayak division, and an ultra-competitive, media-highlighted, invitation-only pro trail.
Floating worms have been around for quite some time, but they’ve found new life recently. If you’ve ever wondered what the hype is all about, we’ve got it covered here. Brent Ehrler and Jimmy Reese love cranking squarebills and lipless baits in the spring. Find out why it works for them and give their tips a try.
Learn how to anticipate where spring bass plan on going. Discover some new ideas about tackle and boat organization. And practice adjusting your casting techniques to be more efficient. All this and so much more in this issue of Bass Angler Magazine.
Comments: Just grabbed a copy of this magazine and was blown away by the vegetation article
From: Bill: Tampa, FL 3/31/15
Comments: Bass Angler Magazine is one of the best angling magazines on the market, and definitely the top Bass specific magazine. Articles are timely, exceptionally written, and contains some of the best supporting articles around. Regardless of your angling ability, BAM will help you catch more fish
From: Daniel: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Comments: I love bass fishing and I get ALL the magazines. Most of them, while still great, have a lot of repeat information from year to year. Bass Angler Magazine is more than: use this bait, that rod and this line. It's the how and why, the stuff you didn't even know you needed to know. I've learned about sunscreen, what fish really see, how to practice for a tournament or even be a better co-angler. The magazine is thick with content and thin with ads. Since I first set my eyes upon BAM, I could see it was a different magazine. I happen upon an issue one day and read it from cover to cover. The next day I subscribed for two years. As I write this I am preparing my renewal for another two.
From: Jim: Trafford, PA
Comments: Excellent magazine-one of the best if not The Best.--Okay it IS the Best. From: Robert: Warren, MI
Comments: I have been reading magazines about bass fishing for 30 years and Bass Angler Magazine is the best I have read hands down! From: Scott: Portland, Oregon
Comments: Great magazine! Always full of interesting articles and product reviews. Great job BAM! From: Jim: Ontario, Canada
Comments: Two thumbs up! This is one of the best bass fishing magazines out there. Lots of west coast info. Money well spent, high quality, you will not be disappointed. From: Luke: Turlock, CA
Comments: Very deatailed articles and absolutely one of the most informative mags I have read. From: Warren: Dallas, GA
Comments: This is great magazine for the serious bass angler. The content is current, relevant, and well presented. I never miss it. From: Bill: Oshawa
Comments: I personally have read just about every bass magazine on the market, and this one is head and shoulders above the rest! Very good information, and not to much advertisements. I keep all my back issues to reference when im struggling on the water. Just get one in your hands and read it and i promise you will find valuable information in it, and never let an issue pass you by!
Comments: Best magazine out there! Tons of articles, and straight to the point. No filler needed. Every issue has something for everyone. Just wish it came more than 4 times a year. Buy one issue and you'll be hooked! From: Jay: Toronto, Ohio
Comments: I have bought every single magazine out there over the past 15 years and have subscribed to some. To be totally honest, I have cancelled all and no longer recieve them because in my opinion there is no better publication around. Informative to no degree with great photo's and love the fact your not reading every page and seeing an advertisement for this and that. I need good, up close valued info to become a better angler and bottom line this is the magazine. It's highly recommended by top pro's of the sport and that's all I need to share it everywhere I can from Maine to Florida. I would recommend it to every gas station, convienence store, grocery store and tackle shop around.
From: Dale: Haverhill, MA
Comments: This is the best Magazine out there for the Bass angler. It's not another 60 page advertisement for Normark/Pure Fishing/Quantum. It's actual science/experiences/unbaised articles with great photos, that I find myself going back to again and again. Quality production as well! I have some older issues with over 2 years of "bathroom" duty and still holding up. A great resource to keep around!
From: Weber: Northern Vermont, USA
Comments: Without a doubt the best bass fishing magazines you can buy. The articles are true and pure, not fluff for sponsors like other magazines out there. Loaded with articles and indepth insight into all aspects of the sport. The one magazine I look forward to getting when it comes in!!!!
From: Brian: Cary, NC