Hackney: How I organize my tackle
There’s absolutely no reason to waste time rooting through your boat looking for something. It’s impossible to catch a fish while you’re doing that.
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There’s absolutely no reason to waste time rooting through your boat looking for something. It’s impossible to catch a fish while you’re doing that.
Thrills and heartbreaks were center stage on Sunday at the 2015 Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year Championship at Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Titles were earned, goals became reality and dreams turned to dust at the final Elite Series event of the year.
For Mark Menendez, it's not about the money. It's about the number.
PMA stands for Positive Mental Attitude – a motto that consistently carries bass fishing’s funniest angler to a Bassmaster Classic qualification each year, and to remain humorous even amid life’s biggest frowns.
Brandon Palaniuk, Justin Lucas and Skeet Reese offer pointers on rods, line, knots and lures they use for smallmouth.
Bassmaster University makes one of the most exciting events of the year even better.
The maturity of Aaron Martens and presenting him a third AOY title highlights the top five things from Day 2 at Sturgeon Bay.
The lack of drama in the Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year race is more than compensated for at the other end of this Sturgeon Bay measuring stick.
Alex Wetherell of Middletown, Conn., staged a come-from-behind win on his home waters of the Connecticut River during the 2015 Old Milwaukee B.A.S.S. Nation Eastern Divisional.
Aaron Martens was finally handed the trophy and officially crowned 2015 Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year.
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