Déjà vu with Evers, DeFoe
The second annual Toyota Trucks All-Star Week is shaping up a lot like the first one ended, with Oklahoma’s Edwin Evers and Tennessee’s Ott DeFoe sitting atop the leaderboard.
Ike gets pranked
It's no secret that Mike Iaconelli is praying he doesn't get a phone call from his wife, Becky, this week. They're expecting a baby that's already past due. Contingency plans have been made; if the phone call comes signaling Becky's in labor, Iaconelli's out of here.
Chapmans: Living the Dream
Bobbi Chapman threaded some braided line through a Wright & McGill rod on the deck of Brent’s boat before weighing in at on Day One of the Toyota Trucks All-Star...
Maryland bolts into lead
Team Maryland advances from fifth place on Day Two of the Mid-Atlantic Divisional.
Skeeter recognized for excellence in customer satisfaction
Skeeter Products, Inc., manufacturer of Skeeter brand boats, announced the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA®) has once again recognized Skeeter with a CSI Award for excellence in customer satisfaction in two categories: Fiberglass Bass Boats and Fiberglass Outboard Boats.
Oh baby, it’s tough
There are a lot of nervous unknowns surrounding the start of Bassmaster Elite Series Toyota Trucks All-Star Week. For Mike Iaconelli, his thoughts are 832 miles away in Runnemede, N.J., where his beloved wife Becky could give birth to their second child at any hour.
Looking forward to the 2013 Elites
It has finally sunk in that my first Bassmaster Elite Series season is over and in the books, and I am already thinking about next year’s schedule.
Bolten helps develop Trophy Catch
The new Trophy Catch program will provide valuable big-bass information.
All-Star Fan Favorite: Gerald Swindle
B.A.S.S. writer Don Barone talks with All-Star Fan Favorite Gerald Swindle about what it means to be voted into All-Star week by his fans.
Tackling Day Two on the Chesapeake
The anglers fishing the 2012 Cabela’s Bassmaster Federation Nation Mid-Atlantic Divisional have a full day under their belt and, according to some, it’s now up to the fish.
