Elite Analysis: Pickwick Day 1
The word of the day was “survival” – everyone just wants to have enough to keep moving forward, both in the tournament and in their careers.
Robertson claims Day 1 lead
Kentucky pro Matt Robertson made a late surge to take the Day 1 lead with a limit weighing 22 pounds, 6 ounces.
Newsweek names Bass Pro Shops America’s Best Outdoor Retailer
Bass Pro Shops along with their affiliated brand, Cabela’s, have once again received a premier spot on Newsweek’s list of “America’s Best Retailers 2022” and is honored to be recognized as...
Saginaw Bay set to host Bassmaster College Series
BAY CITY, Mich. — Last year, the Strike King Bassmaster College Series presented by Bass Pro Shops made its inaugural journey to Saginaw Bay, and anglers reported catching 50 to 60 bass...
Gear Review: Spro Fat Papa Walker
WHAT IS IT? SPRO Fat Papa Walker WHAT SETS IT APART? SPRO’s objective here was to create a multi-faceted walking topwater bait appealing to largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass wherever...
Lester’s ledge fishing 101
A rare occurrence is unfolding this week at the Whataburger Bassmaster Elite at Pickwick Lake. All indications point to a classic summertime ledge fishing event on the river system where...
Lester and Swindle talk Vols, Tide and Pickwick
Brandon Lester and Gerald Swindle grew up in neighboring rival states. Tennessee and Alabama. The Vols versus the Crimson Tide. And this week they find themselves competing at the Whataburger...
Lester expecting “a straight-up ledge derby”
COUNCE, Tenn. — Brandon Lester hasn’t seen a tournament like this on the Elite Series in a while. The 34-year-old Tennessee native is comfortable fishing the offshore ledges of any...
Electronics impact at Lake Fork Elite
Efficiency — many ways to define that term, but during the Simms Bassmaster Elite at Lake Fork, some of the top finishers agreed that it came down to three critical...
Pickwick guide makes Elite Series predictions
Pickwick Lake fishing guide Jimmy Mason holds a college degree in electrical engineering, but he now spends 200 days a year as a bass fishing guide on the Tennessee River. He...
