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NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — It was a familiar spot for Will White and Chris Wood of North Carolina State, even though they had never fished or even seen it prior to practicing for the 2009 Under Armour College Bass National Championship this week on the Arkansas River.
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. The old adage "Redemption is Sweet" fits perfectly after Day Two of the Under Armour College Bass National Championship.
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. The University of Louisiana - Lafayette had, in Cody McCrary's words, "just a horrible practice," on the Arkansas River as they prepared for the fifth annual Under Armour College Bass National Championship.
NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. The fifth annual Under Armour College Bass National Championship kicks off Friday on the Arkansas River in North Little Rock, Ark., with teams representing nearly 70 colleges and universities from across the country ready to claim the title of best college bass team in the nation.
For decades, we bass anglers have been telling ourselves that a world record largemouth would be worth $1 million maybe more to the fisherman lucky enough to catch it. After all, the largemouth is the most sought-after and prized record in the entire world. Surely there's a king's ransom to be had.
In this article you will read about the 2010 elite series Southern Challenge.
In this article you will read about the Duel On the Delta in California.
In this article, you can read Steve Kennedy's tips on deep fishing. From keeping on the move to using football jigs, Steve's experience gives insight into these deep water dwellers.
A good friend died the day before Independence Day near the southern village of Malcolm, Ala. Carl Dyess, 70, was an historic figure in the history of BASS and bass fishing. More than that, he was a great friend who supported me and everything I did with BASS and the bass fishing world from the time he fished my very first tournament at Beaver Lake in Arkansas in 1967.
Beginning fishing as a professional with a well worn boat, Kevin Wirth describes how he lived frugally. Read what happens after a few casts in his first BASS professional tournament.
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