2015 High School All-American: Carter McNeil
Carter McNeil is a senior at Abbeville High School, but this fall, he'll be a competitor on Bethel University's fishing team on scholarship.
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Carter McNeil is a senior at Abbeville High School, but this fall, he'll be a competitor on Bethel University's fishing team on scholarship.
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Jacob Wheeler, winner of last year’s BASSfest, joins Mike Iaconelli on a pre-BASSfest edition of Ike Live!, Thursday, May 28, at 8 p.m. ET at www.mikeiaconelli.com.
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