A historic look at Day One of the Bassmaster Classic
A look at Classic tournaments that's received plenty of attention.
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A look at Classic tournaments that's received plenty of attention.
Trip Weldon's got one of the best seats in the house at the Classic: on stage with the anglers.
Fans who attend the 41st Bassmaster Classic at the New Orleans Arena will be treated to alternating action on two stages.
Dave Mercer claims that emceeing the Classic in the New Orleans Arena is the first job he's ever studied for.
There's an old saying about the Bassmaster Classic that you can't win it in one day, but you can surely lose it. Just ask Basil Bacon, who blanked on the first day of the 1979 Classic then came roaring back to finish second, just three pounds - one good fish - behind Hank Parker.
It's the first day of the Bassmaster Classic, and I hope I'm putting 5-pounders in my livewell as you read this.
Here's the deal: I'm really pumped up about this Classic. I can't say I've ever felt this way.
Bill Lowen, well-known shallow water specialist and one of a number of anglers observers are keeping an eye on as the 2011 Bassmaster Classic gets underway, has made a major last minute adjustment in his strategy. It's the kind of thing few anglers would do. But Lowen says he doesn't feel he has any other option.
NEW ORLEANS -- With a bright light shining in his face, Cliff Pace leaned up in his chair, a little annoyed with the line of questioning.
At the start of competition in the 41st Bassmaster Classic, 50 men are gunning for the win. Only one will wear the championship ring, of course, but all 50 have their eyes on the prize.
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