During Bassmaster BASSfest, we asked our Marshals to send in on-the-water photos of the pros in action. Here are 65 of the best Marshal photos we received over five days of competition.
Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Dylan Hagewood
Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Dylan Hagewood
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Brandon Lester in the morning light on the first day of BASSfest. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Jerry Henegar
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Brock Mosley off to a good start on Day 1. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Doug Solomon
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Mike Iaconelli with two in the boat. Photos by Bassmaster Marshal Tim Patterson
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Mike Iaconelli
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Mike Kernan with a nice one. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Bryan Simmons
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Kevin Hawk with No. 4. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Chris Christian
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Another cull for Ike. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Tim Patterson
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John Crews with a solid fish. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal John Smith
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David Lefebre culling. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Jim Nelson
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Scott Ashmore on the attack. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Wade Hagan
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Cliff Pirch with nice bass. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Shane Clark
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Lefebre culls another. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Jim Nelson
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Ike makes another Day 1 cull.
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Last-minute limit for Kernan. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Bryan Simmons
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Waiting for the fun to begin at the Day 2 launch site. Photo by Kara Russell
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Morizo Shimizu working on his first fish of Day 2. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Tim Patterson
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Keeper No. 1 for Ott DeFoe. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Brad Brown
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Chad Morgenthaler at the wheel. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Robert Allison
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Cliff Prince puts one in the boat. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Jim Nelson
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No. 2 for Pete Ponds. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Mike McMahon
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Keeper No. 4 for Casey Ashley. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Tyler Faulkner
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Dean Rojas checks in with a nice one. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Nick Curry
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James Niggemeyer lands a nice one for a limit. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Ryan Fisk.
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Skeet Reese lands a 2-pounder. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Shannon Jones
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Ott DeFoe gets No.s 2 and 3 after wading through several shorts. Photos by Bassmaster Marshal Brad Brown
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Ott DeFoe
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Ott DeFoe
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Third fish in the well for Fred Roumbanis. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Reggie Holland
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Shaw Grigsby with No. 2 on Day 2. Photo by Basssmaster Marshal Bobby Triplett
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Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Daniel Kendrick
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Dean Rojas with a nice one. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Nick Curry
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Josh Bertrand is on 'em. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Matt Baker
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Brock Mosley with a limit. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Cameron Morton
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Yusuke Miyazaki with nice one, caught on a drop shot on a ledge. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Christopher Herzog
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Justin Lucas making a comeback. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Jeff Servies
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Cull No. 2 for DeFoe. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Brad Brown
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The rain's getting ready to strike Chickamauga. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Shannon Jones
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Brandon Card making good culls. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Matt Beason
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Kelly Jordon bringing in a monster. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Dylan Hagewood
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Ponds with a catfish. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Mike McMahon
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Culling time for Roumbanis. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Reggie Holland
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Hank Cherry catches big momma. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Chad Patterson
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On Day 3 of BASSfest, Ninety anglers took off on Nickajack Lake for one last chance to qualify for the second half of BASSfest competition on Chickamauga Lake.
Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Jason McCanless
Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Jason McCanless
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Paul Elias and the sun, both up early. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Avery Neely
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Mike Elsea takes No. 2. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal William Mitchell
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Casey Scanlon on the board at Nickajack. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Jason Mccanless
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A little shorty for Boo Woods. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Tim Wilson
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Tracy Adams gets his limit. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Mike McMahon
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A good start for Bertrand. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Steve Trotter
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No. 3 for Kelley Jaye. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Ryan B. Fisk
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Here comes the rain on the lower end of Nickajack. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Tim Patterson
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Tracy Adams upgrades with a nice one. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Mike McMahon
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Jamey Caldwell's last fish of Day 3, caught with 2 minutes to spare. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Chuck Hennessey
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Ott DeFoe starts off Day 4 of BASSfest close to the launch. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Tim Patterson
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Stephen Mui is on 'em early. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Scott Devault
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Britt Myers with two. Photo by Bassmaster Marshall Tim Wilson
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Kernan with keeper No. 3. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Matt Beason
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Another 3-pounder for Myers. Bassmaster Marshall Tim Wilson
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No. 2 for Marty Robinson. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Mike McMahon
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Mosley getting back on 'em. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Chris Herzog
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Chickamagua gives up another largemouth to Britt Myers. Photo by Bassmaster Marshall Tim Wilson
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David Lefebre bringing 'em in. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Daniel Kendrick
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A pleasure boat just drifting on top of Randall Tharp's fish. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Skip Walden
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A nice smallie for Lefebre. Photo by Bassmaster Marshal Daniel Kendrick
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