Topics: Arizona
Narrow miss fuels Bertrand's dreams
Josh Bertrand finished second to Brent Chapman in a Fish-Off at the first Bass Pro Shops Central Open. In the face of that near miss, Bertrand has remained remarkably positive.
Wanna Go Fishing for Millions? promotion
Cabela’s Incorporated announced today Wanna Go Fishing for Millions?, a contest giving anglers a shot at up to $2 million in cash and more than $225,000 in additional prizes by catching tagged fish in select lakes across the United States. The competition begins May 5.
Arizona wins grant for reef balls
The effort to enhance Arizona’s bass fisheries with man-made habitat received a big boost recently, when the Arizona B.A.S.S. Federation Nation was awarded a $12,600 grant.
Pirched for success
Arizonan Cliff Pirch may be the most accomplished tournament angler Bassmaster fans have never heard of — until this year, that is.
The quest to be Elite
Last Saturday, with two of the three 2012 Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Southern Open events in the books, the points standings took shape. After the season’s three events, the top five pros will automatically qualify for a spot in the 2013 Bassmaster Elite Series.
100 Best Bass Lakes of 2012
If you’ve ever considered making a bucket list of lakes to fish, don’t bother, we’ve done it for you. Here, in order, are the best bass lakes in the country. Now, set forth and fish them all.
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Lankford leads at Lewisville
Beginner’s luck seemed to be the best way to beat the tough fishing conditions during the first day of the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open on Lewisville Lake.
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Bassmaster Open anglers collect bonuses
A couple tanks of fuel, a spree at a tackle shop, eating better on the road. No matter how they spend it, an unexpected $200 comes in handy for any tournament angler.
Lane wins Southern Open
Chris Lane made it look easy on Florida’s Harris Chain of Lakes in the kickoff event of the 2012 Bass Pro Shops Southern Open series.
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Hawg Hunters club earns $10,000 grant
New Mexico club’s suspended vegetation mat study was given a green light by a major reservoir program.
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