Legends & Lore – Roland Martin
Roland Martin almost never fished bass tournaments. Ray Scott managed to change his mind and in doing so he changed B.A.S.S. history forever.
Legends & Lore – World Record Bass
In 1932 George Perry set a World Record by catching a 22 lb. 4 oz. Largemouth bass, a record that unbelievably still stands today!
Legends & Lore – Father of Flippin’
In the early years of B.A.S.S., many techniques were shared amongst the competitive anglers.
Legends & Lore – Virgil Ward
Virgil Ward was the pioneer of outdoor television and his efforts are still recognized today.
Legends & Lore – Vojai Reed
Tournament bass fishing began with the notion of a "good ole boy's club". Women just didn't compete. The sport stayed that way until 1991 when the Corp of Engineers forced B.A.S.S. into having a woman compete on Missouri's Truman Lake.
Legends & Lore – Angler of the Year
The 1992 Angler of the Year showdown.
Legends & Lore – Carl Kiekhaefer
Carl was the founder of Mercury Marine and has a very colorful background. He began his business with no intention of building outboard motors.
Legends & Lore – Classic Rookies
When a competitor finally qualifies for the Classic the first time, an angler can get a little overwhelmed by bass fishing's biggest event.
Legends & Lore – Classic Streak
It's been said that Rick Clunn's 28-year streak of consecutive Bassmaster Classic qualifications could be the most remarkable achievement in all of sports.
Legends & Lore – Hot Streaks
Anglers don't really know what type of special magic is out there that sets someone on a hot streak but they all seem to agree that it is there and each of them strives to achieve it.
