Fantasy: Go with grassers and grinders for Chesapeake
Pick pros who can flip grass, but mix in a sprinkling of river rats, dudes with the keels of their boats scraped up from getting into out-of-the-way guts they’ll have to themselves.
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Pick pros who can flip grass, but mix in a sprinkling of river rats, dudes with the keels of their boats scraped up from getting into out-of-the-way guts they’ll have to themselves.
Edwin Evers wasn't just the first pro to put together back-to-back Elite Series wins. He was also the first one to combine his B.A.S.S. Twitter chat with a Periscope stream. (The former paid a lot better than the latter.)
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B.A.S.S., the world’s largest fishing organization, today announced its corporate sponsorship of the Center for Coastal Conservation. The sponsorship underscores the commitment of B.A.S.S. to the preservation of recreational angling and conservation of U.S. waterways.
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Edwin Evers dominates the top five things from Day 4 of the Evan Williams Bourbon Bassmaster Elite at St. Lawrence River.
For the third tournament in a row, Edwin Evers was the best pick in Bassmaster Fantasy Fishing. Except this time, he has some company. Kevin Ledoux tied with Evers for having the biggest points difference in his bucket.
Edwin Evers finished strong to win on the St. Lawrence River, making him the first to win back-to-back Elite Series events.
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