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Chapman holds onto lead
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Brent Chapman is on a tear. Saturday, the reigning Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year led the four-day Alabama River Charge presented by Star brite for the second consecutive day. Chapman also came close to tearing up his bass rig. During a stomach-churning run upriver against Coosa River rapids to reach the big spotted bass in Jordan Dam tailwaters, his boat struck a rock.
Browning rallies to win Open
Catching last-minute fish has become a habit for Stephen Browning in tournaments lately, and it paid off in a victory on the Red River.
Finch prevails at Rayburn
Anglers and families from all over the country came to be a part of the 29th annual Sam Rayburn Big Bass Splash.
Pick undervalued veterans and rookies with good Ozarks records
Don’t load your roster with just sight fishermen. There won’t likely be enough spawners to go around. Plus, several top sight fishermen don’t have stellar records on Ozarks impoundments in April.
Georgia’s Bone Wins A-Rig Fest
The Alabama Rig ruled, but strategies for the Top 12 finishers couldn’t have been any different at the Bass Pro Shops Southern Open.
Matt Lee awarded truck and boat
Auburn University student and Carhartt Bassmaster College Classic Bracket winner Matt Lee says he can’t stop using the term “surreal” in referring to winning a berth in the 2013 Bassmaster Classic.
Dream Teams lead to Fantasy Fishing win
Allyson Tinsley says she and her twin daughters will be on the lake fishing and tubing, but her husband and son can use her new boat for fishing local tournaments.
Adams masters Norman
Tracy Adams competed in the 2011 Bassmaster Classic, and now he has an invitation to fish in the 2013 Classic, courtesy of his win on North Carolina's Lake Norman.
Final days before the Elite Series kicks off
It is getting serious now. I have a lot to do before the season kicks off as it is only 1 1/2 weeks away.
Who’s hot, who’s not, for the Classic?
B.A.S.S. Fantasy Fishing Challenge is back for 2012 with several new twists and more than $109,000 in prizes.
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