Why win and in gone; heading West?
The top five things from Day 2 of the Evan Williams Bourbon Bassmaster Elite at St. Lawrence River.
Evers rockets to top
Oklahoma angler Edwin Evers had another bag over 21 pounds to jump into the lead with a two-day total of 43-12.
Hank Cherry: Good fishing gone bad
The state of New York has a new regulation, intended to curb snagging, that states a fish must be hooked inside the mouth to be considered a legal catch. Several anglers knew that was going to be a problem when fishing jerkbaits this week.
Hank Jr. should have come to Waddington
All I’ve seen is a place that’s good for the Bassmaster Elite Series, good for the sport of bass fishing and good to the people involved with both.
Iaconelli talks St. Lawrence smallies over breakfast
Prior to launch and over an egg muffin on Day 2 of the Evan Williams Bourbon Bassmaster Elite Series tournament, Mike Iaconelli offered his perspective on the sometimes temperamental smallmouth that have made the St. Lawrence River a favorite fishery of he and many other pros.
Practice and the game – big difference
When the Elites talk about having a tough practice, like they unanimously did before Day 1 of the Evan Williams Bourbon Bassmaster Elite at the St. Lawrence River, it bears little weight on how things will go come tournament time/game time.
Martens atop AOY; Matt Lee stinks
The top five things from Day 1 of the Evan Williams Bourbon Bassmaster Elite at St. Lawrence River.
Floridians excel in New York
On a Northern fishery known for monster smallmouth, three Florida largemouth gurus, Shaw Grigsby, Bobby Lane and Bernie Schultz, stand atop the leaderboard.
B.A.S.S. urges Congress to restore funding for fishing and hunting
B.A.S.S., along with 30 other conservation organizations, has signed a letter urging Congress to restore funding for sportfishing projects suffering under the current federal budget impasse.
Matt Lee gets skunked before launch
Matt Lee stinks, literally, today. He's not too happy about it.
