A strain of aggressive hybrid bass, called tiger bass, are being stocked in one of the country’s most popular bass fishing lakes in the hopes that the fishery will start growing more trophy-sized fish ...

When it comes to fishing for black bass at Lake Mead, the past two weeks have been among my most enjoyable since taking up warm-water fishing. I caught my two largest Lake Mead largemouth and learned ...

$224,032 in total prize money, plus 15 berths into the CITGO Bassmaster Open Championship. The top five boaters at the Open Championship will earn berths into the CITGO Bassmaster Classic, Feb. 24-26, ...

One of the things that make striped bass such popular targets along the coast from New England to the Mid-Atlantic is their diversity. You can find them picking off crabs and shrimp along back bay sod ...

RICHMOND — The chips are key. And the keys need chips. So if you have a dearth of chips, you will have a dearth of keys. This sounds like “Alice in Wonderland” nonsense talk or some throwback to “for ...

Turning a low-tech industry such as key duplication into a source of opportunity may seem like a difficult task, but for Michael A. Bass, the mission was key in reinventing the family business. Since ...

The 21st annual Mayoral Housing, Transportation & Jobs Summit takes place Friday at the UCLA campus where Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, community partners and state leaders are to discuss the housing ...

It's the day of the big game -- before heading out to the field, you put on your headphones and blast some music to pump you up. The music seemingly empowers you to do great things. This effect is not ...

The electorate of Bass covers 7,378 square kilometres in the north-east corner of Tasmania and is dominated by the city of Launceston. Of all Bass voters, 64% live in the Launceston local government ...

Great Lakes troubadour Pat Dailey, who made an indelible mark on the Ohio music and tourist scene, died Wednesday, July 3, in his Bay Village home, surrounded by his family. He was 83 years old.

An elderly man wearing a jaunty beret and a substantial beard plods up the main street of the Tasmanian city of Burnie, the blue endlessness of Bass Strait stretching behind him. Shoppers stop and ...