Topics: Ray Scott
The Bass That Changed My Life
The Story of how one bass caught in 1969 changes a man's future.
A Connecticut Yankee In Ray Scott's Court
Slightly unprepared for the cold and wind DB covers the Classic for the first time ever on the water. Exposed to the elements, Don is humbled by the dedication and determination of the Classic anglers.
America's 35 most important bass waters
America's 35 most important bass waters that have figured prominently in the evolution of angling.
Bass fishing, then and now
Our early bass boats were square-ended johnboats weighing a little over 100 pounds. They were ideal for "sandpapering a shore" — the expression we used that meant saturating a shoreline with casts.
BASS goes global
Ray Scott, the founder of BASS, is thrilled that the sport of bass fishing is global.
Do it better
In this article, you can read how Ray Scott proudly promotes the desire of the BASS community members to be together and experience a sense of community.
Fishing lite
"BASS came into being because I was able to convince a few stalwarts that my ideas about bass tournaments and conservation weren't totally crazy."
Murray's shootout
The James River in Virginia will always haunt John Murray for his performance there.
Ray Scott opens Classic events
In this article, you can read about Ray Scott, whose star power cannot be denied. Scott is the impassioned ambassador to a sport whose theatrics were just the kick-start needed to open the Classic Outdoor Show at the Louisiana Superdome.
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