Aaron Martens’ entrance at the Bassmaster Classic and at Elite Series events to LMFAO’s “I’m Sexy and I Know It” is a total crowd-pleaser. (That’s just how he rolls.) This gallery is dedicated to the Bassmaster Elite Series pros and their taste in music. Enjoy seeing the variety of songs the pros pick for their entrance music. What would you choose if you were one of the pros?
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Despite winning at Douglas, Jeremy Starks is on a "Highway to Hell" (AC/DC)
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Fletcher Shryock is all “Bawitdaba” da bang a dang diggy diggy when he comes to the stage. (Kid Rock)
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“Wherever I May Roam” by Metallica welcomes Chris Zaldain to the stage.
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Dustin Wilks enters the stage to Johnny Cash’s “Five Feet High and Rising.”
Photo: Steve Bowman
Byron Velvick chose comedy with Saturday Night Live’s “I’m on a Boat" by The Lonely Island.
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“Take a Little Ride” croons Rodney Clawson when J Todd Tucker comes to the stage.
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Even when it’s raining, Brian Snowden enters the stage to “It’s a Beautiful Day” by U2.
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Terry Scroggins is very literal. He walks up to the stage to “Gone Fishing.” (Lynyrd Skynyrd)
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Zell Rowland goes all patriotic with Toby Keith’s “Courtesy of The Red, White and Blue.”
Photo: Gary Tramontina
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Marty Robinson showed fans at the Bassmaster Classic that he’s got the “Moves Like Jagger.” (Maroon Five)
Photo: Gary Tramontina
Skeet Reese has his own colors as his song, “Black and Yellow.” (Wiz Khalifa)
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Brandon Palaniuk wants to “Break” away from everybody with Three Days Grace.
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Everybody was “Kung Fu Fighting” by Carl Douglas is Takahiro Omori’s pick.
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Ish Monroe loves it when you call him “Big Poppa.” (Notorious B.I.G.)
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Jared Miller pays homage to his home state with “If I Ever Get Back to Oklahoma” by Jason Boland.
Photo: James Overstreet
“If Today Was Your Last Day” croons Nickelback to Billy McCaghren when he comes to the stage.
Photo: Steve Bowman
Bill Lowen is outdoors all the way with Brad Cotter’s “Ol’ Duck Blind.”
Photo: James Overstreet
Jared Lintner enters the stage to “Wherever I May Roam” by Metallica.
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Chris Lane made “Power-Pole Down” by Rodney Clawson famous during the Bassmaster Classic, and he keeps cranking it all season long.
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James Niggemeyer wants fans to start it up with “Ignition” by TobyMac.
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Kenyon Hill knows that every girl’s crazy about a “Sharp Dressed Man.” (ZZ Top)
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Charlie Hartley must think it’s “Harder to Breathe” while on stage. (Maroon Five)
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Matt Greenblatt wants fans to take him down to the “Paradise City” by Guns ‘n’ Roses.
Photo: James Overstreet
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Edwin Evers explodes on the scene with “Dynamite” by Rokstar-Taio Cruz.
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Mississippi boy Paul Elias celebrates his home state with Mountain’s “Mississippi Queen.”
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Boyd Duckett stays true to Alabama with “Sweet Home Alabama” by Lynyrd Skynyrd.
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Ott DeFoe tips his hat to his roots with “Back Where I Come From” by Kenny Chesney.
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Terry Butcher’s gone country with Chris Ledoux’s “Hooked on an 8 Second Ride.”
Photo: Rob Russow