Why we do it: Passing on the passion
Making the leap from the amateur ranks to the Elite Series can be intimidating, that’s why tournament director Chris Bowes does everything in his power to help ease the transition.
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Making the leap from the amateur ranks to the Elite Series can be intimidating, that’s why tournament director Chris Bowes does everything in his power to help ease the transition.
Twenty-eight-year-old Casey Ashley has already notched two Bassmaster Elite Series victories and four Bassmaster Classic qualifications in just five years on tour.
Classic memorabilia is hard to come by -- especially if you want it framed with a certificate of authenticity. But if you've got $1,500, here's your artifact.
So this is my final blog talking about my top 10 most favorite fishing buddies. Anglers that I have spent lots of time with in a boat.
NFL receiver Randy Moss chose to spend his weekend bass fishing with Elite Series pro Jeremy Starks just before announcing his return to the NFL.
In what has become an annual event during Bassmaster Classic week, the Bass Fishing Hall of Fame will hold its annual induction banquet, honoring four pioneers in the sport.
If you fish with live bait then you know that keeping your – worms, crickets, leeches etc. – nice and perky until you need them is key to catching big bass.
Fighting fish is no easy sport. But fighting other men? Two Ultimate Fighting Championship competitors train and fight by trade but relax by hitting the water.
To win on the Red River takes four similar steps, but the devil is in the details, which change from minute to minute, so even a seemingly foolproof plan to can be undone by one variable that doesn’t play out as expected.
This week we’ll talk about how to watch the weigh-in — what to look for and what it means when you see it.
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