Randy Howell kicked off the 2022 season by landing a couple of big bass that broke the MLF Bass Pro Tour record, the second bass, 12lb. 14oz also broke the lake record! Watch now to learn tips, tricks and secrets to catch your new personal best bass.

Randy says that the mid-depths of the water column are the most overlooked and he will show you his best crankbaits. Randy will also share his knowledge of the latest innovations in sound technology with crankbaits. While shallow and deep crankbait fishing are two of the most popular ways to powe...

In this instructional class seminar video, Bassmaster Classic champion Randy Howell talks about the exciting world of topwater bass fishing. From poppers to walking baits to buzz shad, Randy talks about some of his favorite tips, tactics and techniques for catching bass that are feeding on the su...

From the Livingston Pro Ripper to the Old Bill Lewis Rat-L-Trap, Randy Howell loves to fish lipless crankbaits. If there's no ice on the water, it's rarely too cold to catch them on a lipless crankbait, and it's never too hot. In this remastered bass fishing seminar video, the 2014 Bassmaster Cla...

Randy will teach you how to fish smallmouth bass using top water lures, popper lures and helpful top water fishing tips and tricks. Learning about topwater tactics from Randy Howell is like learning about golf from Tiger Woods.

Bassmaster Classic Champion Randy Howells joins Bass University LIVE on this October episode. Randy discusses how good Guntersville is right now, the move back to the Bassmaster Elite Series with their 5 fish limits (biggest 5 format), forward-facing sonar rules changes and fall cranking.

Randy Howell has made a living in fishing for decades, primarily with shallow and mid-depth cranking. Randy has worked with Livingston Lures for several years to develop lures that provide the actions with proven fish-catching ability with the addition of Livingston's sound. In this bass fishing ...

Are you interested in cranking all the way down near 30 ft? There are times of the year when bass go deep on any lake, but the term "deep" is relative. In some lakes, a 15ft ditch or drain might be as deep as you need to fish. Often running a crankbait down to these fish is a great way to trigger...