TABLE ROCK LAKE, Mo — Rules could soon change when it comes to bass fishing on Table Rock Lake due to overpopulation of a certain bass species. Want to nerd out on the state of the bass population?

For many bass fisheries across the country, the post-spawn is upon us. This means fish have made ... spawn phase this spring. Scott Martin lives on the southern shores of Lake Okeechobee, where ...

Bass make these beds by fanning their tail, which removes debris like leaves, sticks, and silt. The fish look for hard bottom areas with sand, rock ... specifically Lake Okeechobee, is an anomaly ...

TABLE ROCK LAKE, Mo — The Missouri Department of Conservation wants to change a rule on what size spotted bass have to be for you to keep them when fishing. Officials are asking for the public ...

Table Rock Lake covers more than 43,000 acres, with nearly 800 miles of shoreline, in southwestern Missouri. Visitors enjoy the natural diversions of swimming, boating, fishing and even scuba ...