If you would like to nominate one of your friends to be Basser of the Month, simply complete this short form telling us why you feel they deserve it. Catching big fish or large numbers of fish is not the criteria we base our decisions on nor the reason to nominate someone. The River Basser of the Month should share the same enthusiasm, passion, stewardship and kindness that we like to promote here on RiverBassin.com. If they have these qualities and demonstrated it in a unique way then let us know about it and they may be the next River Basser of the Month!
For being nominated and chosen as Basser of the Month, the winner will receive a RiverBassin.com hat and get a special parking space at the front of the store, I mean, site, for the remainder of the month. This is just a way to give back and show the members here a little appreciation because they are the ones who make this site what it is.
The debate occurs with regularity in forums, bait shops, and boats… which is better and does it matter – spincast or baitcast? Personally, I’m a longrodder eighty percent of the time. A couple years ago I’d say it was closer to ninety-five or one hundred percent; but age takes it toll and hereditary arthritis prevents me spending an entire day flinging a 6 wt. I give my wrist a break several times a day, and until recently – very recently, in fact – I reached for my Mitchel powered eight foot ultralight or my Ugly Stik mounted Shimano spincasters. Continue Reading
A jig-n-pig may sound like a brand of bacon, but it is the name of an excellent big river bassin’ lure. The jig refers to the jighead part of the lure and the “pig” refers to some sort of soft plastic or pork trailer that is attached to the bait to give it substance and scent. Most people don’t actually use real pork fat trailers anymore but that is where the name came from. The lure comes with a weed guard on it so that makes it a perfect choice for river bassin’ since most rivers are full of structure. Continue Reading
Share your tips, tactics, how-to projects or entertaining fishing movies. Use the form below to submit your video and if it is really interesting it could be featured on the front of riverbassin.com!
Share your tips, tactics, how-to projects or entertaining fishing movies. Use the form below to submit your video and if it’s real interesting it could be featured on the riverbassin.com home page! Continue Reading
This video takes viewers through an entire day of river bassin’ starting with the alarm clock and ending back at home, worn out from a long day of river bassin. It is meant to remind people about all that goes into this sport, including the hard work that it takes to catch fish and view the beautiful scenery – its the entire experience.
This is an awesome section where RiverBassin.com members can share their creative videos with the community. The videos will be housed here in this section and sorted by categories so they will always be easy to find again. Share your tips, tactics, how-to projects or entertaining fishing movies. Submit your video and if it is really interesting it could be featured on the front of riverbassin.com! Continue Reading
Use this form to report any type of river abuse. All information in the form will go directly to the authorities so that they can handle the situation in the appropriate manner. None of this information, nor any information submitted on this website, will be used or sent to anyone for commercial purposes. Let’s make a difference for our rivers by reporting any mistreatment we witness.
RiverBassin.com is tired of just floating by and doing nothing so take a picture and fill out this form to make a difference!
Common forms of mistreatment are liquid pollution, solid pollutants (washing machine, engine blocks etc.), clear cutting trees all the way to the bank, construction sites not using silt fences and illegally pumping water out of the river without a permit.
This is your chance to tell us about the latest river bassin’ gear that you’ve gotten. Maybe its a new rod, reel or even a boat. Help other river bass fisherman learn from your success of mistakes!
Thanks for helping other river bassers with the review!
If you enjoy writing, this section is for you because you get to share an article with the river bassin’ world. Feel free to share that unique insight here instead of having your hard work go to waste in a forum where it just fades away into cyberspace. Teach us something, tell us a story or just write an off-topic piece to entertain.
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