The Braid Trick for Spinnerbaits December 18, 2020December 16, 2020Mike Iaconelli 0 I know we don’t think much about spinnerbaits at this time of the year, but they do sometimes work when there’s a long warming spell […]
The 2019 Bassmaster Classic, Part 1: The conditions, the choices March 22, 2019March 28, 2019Mike Iaconelli 0 OK, fishheads, here’s the way the 2019 GEICO Bassmaster Classic presented by DICK’s Sporting Goods unfolded. It’s going to take me three or four blogs […]
How To Pick The Right Jig February 17, 2017May 11, 2017Mike Iaconelli 0 A jig is not a jig. They are not all created equal. Specific jigs work best under specific conditions. I sort my jigs into three […]
A Bass is a Bass, is a Bass June 15, 2016May 11, 2017Mike Iaconelli 0 My Italy trip was fantastic. It’s a really neat country. On one level it’s very different from the United States. Everywhere you go there are […]
Woody’s Hole and Shaky Heads May 4, 2016May 11, 2017Mike Iaconelli 0 Woody’s Hole is a place on the Delaware River where the bass go when the weather turns cold. It’s affected by the tide and it […]
City Bass are Still Bass April 6, 2016May 11, 2017Mike Iaconelli 0 It never fails. Break out the cameras and a cold front will blow through. That’s one of the few guarantees in life. Naturally, that’s what […]
Lures are tools March 23, 2016May 11, 2017mike Iaconelli 0 I know you hear all the time that lures are nothing more than tools. The thing is, though, it’s true. And nowhere was that more […]
It’s About Changing Direction March 17, 2016May 11, 2017mike Iaconelli 0 Anybody who has followed my career and what I’ve said about crankbait fishing over the years knows that I always want to change direction with […]
Match the Hatch! March 9, 2016May 11, 2017mike Iaconelli 0 The South Jersey Slam was the one film that I would call a true winter fishing trip. We wanted to catch several species. That turned […]
Blade baits aren’t just for deep water February 24, 2016May 11, 2017mike Iaconelli 0 Here’s the deal: We’re fishing the Upper Chesapeake Bay in the early winter. It’s tidal, a cold front has blown through, the water’s cold and […]