9/11 Remembered

I can remember it like it was yesterday. I was working as a salesman in Florida at the time, and it was an ordinary day as far as I knew at the time.

Name this blog, Part 2

I just got back from the final Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open at Fort Gibson Lake in Oklahoma. Fishing was tough, and it was hot to say the least but I had a great time there with the family.

Where were you on 9/11?

To this day, the phrase 9/11 conjures horrifying images for most Americans. I'm sure most of you know precisely where you were as the events of that sad day unfolded. I know I do. I remember it as if it happened yesterday.

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Bumpin’ rails

It happens all the time when you’re fishing a tournament. The fish are concentrated or the weather changes, and you find yourself fishing with 30 other boats all piled up in 50 acres of water.

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Lessons learned: St. Johns River

I'd like to review my 2012 Elite Series season one tournament at a time to talk about the lessons I learned in each event and how that’ll help all of us catch more fish. We’ll start with the St. Johns River tournament.

Eastern contenders to fish Mystic/Charles

Competitors from the Eastern division of the B.A.S.S. Federation Nation will fish in Boston's famed sculling waters.

Christie would sooner win at home

With all the challenges facing anglers at the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open on Fort Gibson Lake, it only seems logical that an Oklahoman would take the top prize.

Aussie angler keeps coming back

While aspiring anglers put forth great efforts to launch into the Elite series from the Opens, none of them comes close to those taken by Carl Jocumsen.

Dean grabs lead at Fort Gibson

Second place is not bad, but first is better.

McClelland finally Classic bound

The most nerve-wracking two weeks of a 15-year career has finally ended for Mike McClelland.