Don Barone: A Field Of Tears
I just spent the morning talking with fourth and fifth grade boys enrolled in the "Boys on the Move" program at Alamo Elementary School near my home. It's the school my sons and I attended. 
Elite grew up fishing West Point with his father, Van
Many a word has been spouted (and often with a good degree of accuracy) with regard to practice and how important it is for improvement. And, as with most old sayings, they ring true.
When he won the B.A.S.S. Federation Nation Championship last fall on the Red River, Brandon Palaniuk relied on the same types of cover he fished on the rivers back home.
I forgot to tell you about the big crawdad dinner at Toledo Bend. I think you're supposed to call them crayfish, but in my neighborhood, we call them crawdads.
Alton Jones, Davy Hite and Jared Lintner collected bonus checks from the April 6-9 Alabama Charge 
After claiming the lead March 20 in the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year race, Jones took a scouting trip. 
Water patrol asks public to restrict boating due to safety issues
Don Corkran, who guided the grass-roots club membership of B.A.S.S. through 2008, will once again assume the job of B.A.S.S. Federation Nation director, B.A.S.S. LLC announced today.
Well, I went to make a scouting trip to the Arkansas River yesterday morning. My plan was to fish yesterday afternoon, all day today and tomorrow, and then work my way to West Point Lake in Georgia.
Don Barone: Beneath The Wind 
Continued heavy rains, dangerous waters force B.A.S.S. to move event to fall
I guess when I stop to think about it, I was tired of being angry. That's the best way I know to explain it - why I went to see sport's psychologist, Beth Howlett Ph.D.
Catbird's seat With Classic in hand, Tucker would like nothing more than to run the Table 