Topics: Ray Scott
B.A.S.S. Nation overview
The B.A.S.S. Nation is a community united by a sense of camaraderie and a spirit of belonging.
2009 Elite Series Postseason #2: Day One, Behind the Scenes
In this photo gallery, you'll find behind-the-scenes images from Day One of the 2009 Elite Series Postseason #2, Trophy Triumph, on the Alabama River near Montgomery, Alabama.
2009 Elite Series Postseason #1: Media Day
In this photo gallery, you'll find images of anglers as they are greeted by civic leaders and B.A.S.S. founder, Ray Scott, and interviewed by members of the media prior to the Elite Series Postseason #1, Trophy Chase, on Lake Jordan, near Wetumpka, Alabama.
2009 Elite Series Postseason #1: Day Two, Behind the Scenes
In this photo gallery, you'll find behind-the-scenes images of the anglers as they interact with the crowd and prepare for the weigh-in on Day Two of the 2009 Elite Series Postseason #1, Trophy Chase, on Lake Jordan, near Wetumpka, Alabama.
2009 Elite Series Postseason #1: Day One, Behind the Scenes
In this photo gallery, you'll find behind-the-scenes images of the anglers as they interact with the crowd and prepare for the weigh-in on Day One of the 2009 Elite Series Postseason #1, Trophy Chase, on Lake Jordan, near Wetumpka, Alabama.
2009 Elite Series: Trophy Chase Opening Dinner
In this photo gallery you will see the 2009 elite series trophy chase opening dinner.
Follies, frauds and hoaxes, part 2
In this edition of "Follies, Frauds and Hoaxes" we cover four notable runs at the largemouth bass world record. In the 77 years since George Perry set the bar at 22 pounds, 4 ounces, dozens of anglers have laid claim to a fish that weighed more. None have been able to substantiate their claims; some haven't even tried. Here are a few more of the most notable.
Sharp-dressed man
Ray Scott awarded the last Stetson ever made, presented as part of the Elite Series Dixie Duel.
Carl Dyess: First BASS Champ Dies at 70
A good friend died the day before Independence Day near the southern village of Malcolm, Ala. Carl Dyess, 70, was an historic figure in the history of BASS and bass fishing. More than that, he was a great friend who supported me and everything I did with BASS and the bass fishing world from the time he fished my very first tournament at Beaver Lake in Arkansas in 1967.
The war between the states
Tennessee was definitely under represented at the Tennessee Triumph at Kentucky Lake.
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