Veterans Day is a very emotional time for me and to my family. It takes me back to moments my family and I will never forget.
On the end of the bed, sat a bible ... a signed B.A.S.S. hat ... Lamar. Thank you Lamar, and all our veterans.
Yesterday was a wonderful day for me and the rest of the anglers fishing the postseason. Each of us took a wounded veteran out on Lake Cameron for a fun-filled, bragging rights tournament called the Hope for the Warriors Tournament.
Standing at the bottom of the escalator, 20-something year old Cpl. Will Bennett. Fresh from the land of sand that did the best it could to try and kill him.
As you can see, Jackson got his first buck this year. It was the last day of muzzleloader season. We were hunting near a food plot when about 20 does wandered into an open field. We waited. I figured a buck would show at some point. Finally this one did.
Every gift you open this season comes wrapped in freedom. And it's given to you by people like Cpl. William Bennett.
In this article, you can read stories about soldier anglers who escaped the stresses of war by enjoying the challenge, relaxation and companionship of fishing on some very unique waters.
2008 Bassmaster Classic angler Jamie Fraiche gets a message from his sister in Iraq.
Manhood is caring about people you don't know.Not the, "Hey, how you doing," elevator talk kind of caring. Not the nod of the head you give to strangers. Manhood is waking up in the middle of the night wondering about the well-being of someone you have never met.