Sonar's Favorite 5 Baits
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Miles "Sonar" Burghoff gives his favorite 5 baits to cover all types of conditions in bass fishing..
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How to tie a Blood Knot
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Step by step instructions and video for how to tie the Blood Knot..
Read More3 Hooks You Need For Bass Fishing
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We get a lot of questions about which hooks to use for different baits. Here are the 3 hooks you've got to have for bass fishing and which soft plastics to use them with..
Read MoreHow to Rig a Tube "Stupid" Style
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Here's a technique for rigging a tube that many anglers have been keeping under their hats due to its surprising effectiveness. It may look funny, but Sonar assures us it can be absolutely deadly!
Read MoreBest Baits for Winter Bass Fishing
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Joey Nania shares his favorite 3 baits for winter time bass fishing! Cold water bass can be a tough nut to crack but these 3 bait options and detailed instruction on how two fish each bait should help you land some beasts this winter.
Read MoreTackle Mod Monday: The Easiest Snell Knot EVER!
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Miles "Sonar" Burghoff, shares his simple Snell Knot that he uses for tying heavy braided line to straight-shank flipping hooks, for heavy cover applications.
Read MoreTackle Modification Monday: Installing A Trailer Hook
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For this week's Tackle Modification Monday, Sonar shows you how to correctly install a trailer hook to wire baits, such as Spinnerbaits and Buzzbaits.
Read MoreChoosing the Right Treble Hook for Hard Baits
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This marks the first blog post of our new series that will be focusing on Tackle Modifications. In the first video, Miles shares how he modifies his hard baits by exchanging stock treble hooks for two different styles of premium trebles..
Read MoreNed Rig Basics
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The Ned Rig is a simple finesse fishing technique that has produced tons of bites for us. Here's how to rig it and how we fish with it..
Read MoreThe Texas Rig
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The Texas Rig is probably the most important rig for bass fishing. It's a way to rig your soft bait where it will stay weedless. Here's how to you do it..
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Living in an area that doesn’t have a winter season can seem like a blessing to boaters. You don’t have to worry about winterizing your boat or protecting it from the snow and freezing temperatures. However, living in sunny climates can also be a bad thing for your boat. Constant exposure from the sun’s UV rays can cause damage to different parts of your boat, resulting in avoidable repairs and costs.