Mike McClelland makes youth a priority
The Northwest Arkansas Junior Bassmasters learned about fishing and the business of being a pro when McClelland spoke to them.
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The Northwest Arkansas Junior Bassmasters learned about fishing and the business of being a pro when McClelland spoke to them.
The Bassmaster Classic is quickly approaching. Am I ready? Well, that’s the million-dollar question.
Louisiana has plenty to crow about this month with the Feb. 24-26 Bassmaster Classic in Shreveport-Bossier City and the season premiere of Swamp People on History Channel.
Andrew Upshaw, the first collegiate angler to make it to the Classic, will run a rig just like some of the best pros in the business.
Boyd Duckett designed the Juice Worm to track straight and not roll as the bait is retrieved. It’s also designed to have a lot of tail action, even at slow speeds.
Cooperation among anglers and resource managers kept the situation under control while more was learned about LMBV.
Most of last week was spent with my dad on the St. Johns River. I wish I could say we caught a ton of big ones but the truth is we spent more time fishing than we did catching. Nevertheless, it was one of my best weeks ever.
Bassmaster Elite Series pro Brent Chapman hasn’t competed in an Open-level event in years. Chapman said he’s back in the Opens for at least three reasons.
Within five minutes of meeting him, you get that John Crews’ nickname isn’t an idle play on his name. The Elite Series pro points his energy at his intended target and moves fast.
Players can now build a five-angler roster for the Bassmaster Classic.
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