Smile
db visits Children's Hospital of Alabama with Classic anglers.
Putting the pieces together on Guntersville
Folks who know me, know that I enjoy a good game of pool, but the handful of days leading up to the Bassmaster Classic on Lake Guntersville will be all about a different type of game – this one’s a puzzle.
New friendships that will last a lifetime
Tim Johnston experienced some extreme B.A.S.S. Nation hospitality in his quest for the Classic trophy.
Classic anglers visit Children’s Hospital
Full of energy and smiles, you would have never known that 13-year-old Chase Huelsey is sick, except for his missing hair. As he bounced from one professional bass fishing angler to another, collecting autographs on his T-shirt, he explained that he likes to go fishing at Bear Creek.
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3 practice days and 10 fish
I can summarize things by saying that this is Classic number 15 for me and I’ve never had a practice this bad. Seriously, this is the worse one ever. It’s bad. There are no two ways around it.
KVD ready to deliver a KO
Kevin VanDam says he is better prepared for the Feb. 21-23 GEICO Bassmaster Classic presented by Diet Mountain Dew and GoPro than he’s been for any of his other 23 Classic competitions.
Six awards to be bestowed at Classic
No one knows who will win the Classic, but six winners have already been determined — in the realm of B.A.S.S. Conservation, that is.
On confidence and dingers
It’s the most anticipated time of the year — Classic week! It’s not only the highlight of the tournament year, but the most-exciting way to open the season. If you can’t get your competitive juices flowing for the Classic, it’s time to change your game.
Conservation leaders to meet at Classic
Conservation leaders from around the country will descend on Birmingham, Ala., for the 2014 Conservation Summit.
It’s going to be interesting
OK, the first three days of practice for the 2014 GEICO Bassmaster Classic presented by Diet Mountain Dew and GoPro are in the bag. Practice was an interesting experience.
