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AutoZone is new title sponsor of 'Winning Ways'
AutoZone and B.A.S.S. have reached an agreement for AutoZone to be the title sponsor of the special editions of The Bassmasters TV show, Winning Ways, for the 2013 season.
B.A.S.S. joins Folds Of Honor to assist military families
B.A.S.S. has signed an agreement with Oklahoma-based Folds of Honor Foundation to assist in its mission to provide educational scholarships to the dependents of soldiers killed or disabled while serving our country.
Elite Series heads home
The Bassmaster Elite Series has never been to Montgomery for a regular-season event, but the May 9-12 Alabama River Charge presented by Star brite will be like a homecoming.
Elite Marshal: An audience of one
How would you like to learn power fishing in Kevin VanDam’s boat, drop shotting while standing just a few feet away from Aaron Martens or frogging from Dean Rojas’ back deck? You can ... and you don’t have to spend a fortune to do it.
100 Best Bass Lakes announced
The second annual list ranking the country’s best bass lakes has been released by Bassmaster Magazine.
Elite attendance records smashed in Orange
So many fans of the Bassmaster Elite Series turned out in Orange, Texas, for the March 14-17 Sabine River Challenge presented by STARK Cultural Venues, attendance records were not only broken, they were smashed.
Follow the pros with Fantasy Fishing
It's time to show the world what you know with B.A.S.S. Fantasy Fishing!
B.A.S.S., Sealy Outdoors offer B.A.S.S. Cash to amateur anglers
B.A.S.S. members can earn additional prizes through the new B.A.S.S. Cash contingency program of the Big Bass Splash presented by Sealy Outdoors.
Luck “E” Strike offers bonuses as part of Bassmaster sponsorship
For the third consecutive season, lure maker Luck “E” Strike is an official Supporting Sponsor of Bassmaster events, and again is offering bonus awards for anglers in the Bassmaster Elite Series and the Bassmaster Opens Series.
Sequestration to withhold millions from state programs
If the federal government’s sequestration scheme to reduce spending continues as originally planned, millions of dollars will be withheld from the states for managing fish and wildlife.
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