Hobie Fishing World Championship competitor gallery

Here are the competitors in the 2012 Hobie Fishing World Championship presented by Daiwa on Lake Bastrop in Austin, Texas.

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<p>The stage is set for the 2012 Hobie Fishing World Championship, presented by Daiwa, as 42 anglers from 13 countries descend on Lake Bastrop, Austin, Texas, in search of big bass.</p>
The stage is set for the 2012 Hobie Fishing World Championship, presented by Daiwa, as 42 anglers from 13 countries descend on Lake Bastrop, Austin, Texas, in search of big bass.
<p>Adrian Baguely - Thailand.</p>
Adrian Baguely – Thailand.
<p>Alex van der Niet - Netherlands.</p>
Alex van der Niet – Netherlands.
<p>Ashley Rae - Canada.</p>
Ashley Rae – Canada.
<p>Benton Parrot - Alabama, United States. </p>
Benton Parrot – Alabama, United States. 
<p>Brad Kirn - Florida, United States.</p>
Brad Kirn – Florida, United States.
<p>Brendan Bayard - Louisiana, United States. </p>
Brendan Bayard – Louisiana, United States. 
<p>Cedric Latigue - France. </p>
Cedric Latigue – France. 
<p>Dave Hedge - New South Wales, Australia.</p>
Dave Hedge – New South Wales, Australia.
<p>Dave Maynard - Colorado, United States. </p>
Dave Maynard – Colorado, United States. 
<p>David Morris - Great Britain.</p>
David Morris – Great Britain.
<p>Gero Priebe - Germany.</p>
Gero Priebe – Germany.
<p>Gianluca Armani - Italy. </p>
Gianluca Armani – Italy. 
<p>Henna Honkanen - Finland. </p>
Henna Honkanen – Finland. 
<p>Ian Harris - Great Britain.</p>
Ian Harris – Great Britain.
<p>Jackie Smith - Missouri, United States. </p>
Jackie Smith – Missouri, United States. 
<p>Jason Lambert - New South Wales, Australia.</p>
Jason Lambert – New South Wales, Australia.
<p>Jason Meech - New South Wales, Australia.</p>
Jason Meech – New South Wales, Australia.
<p>Jerome Richard - France. </p>
Jerome Richard – France. 
<p>Johan van Kooten - Netherlands. </p>
Johan van Kooten – Netherlands. 
<p>John Donohue - Florida, United States. </p>
John Donohue – Florida, United States. 
<p>Johnson Lee - Singapore. </p>
Johnson Lee – Singapore. 
<p>Jose Chavez - Florida, United States.</p>
Jose Chavez – Florida, United States.
<p>Josh Carpenter - New South Wales, Australia.</p>
Josh Carpenter – New South Wales, Australia.
<p>Justin Carter - South Carolina, United States.</p>
Justin Carter – South Carolina, United States.
<p>Justin Dingwell - Victoria, Australia.</p>
Justin Dingwell – Victoria, Australia.
<p>Kevin Winchester - New South Wales, Australia.</p>
Kevin Winchester – New South Wales, Australia.
<p>Marty Mood - Florida, United States. </p>
Marty Mood – Florida, United States. 
<p>Matt Petrie - Victoria, Australia.</p>
Matt Petrie – Victoria, Australia.
<p>Mervin Low - Singapore.</p>
Mervin Low – Singapore.
<p>Michael Rischer - Oregon, United States. </p>
Michael Rischer – Oregon, United States. 
<p>Morgan Promnitz - California, United States. </p>
Morgan Promnitz – California, United States. 
<p>Nathan Bull - Canada. </p>
Nathan Bull – Canada. 
<p>Nina Kavon - Finland. </p>
Nina Kavon – Finland. 
<p>Richard Somerton - Victoria, Australia.</p>
Richard Somerton – Victoria, Australia.
<p>Rod Appleby - Great Britain.</p>
Rod Appleby – Great Britain.
<p>Rod Milam - Texas, United States. </p>
Rod Milam – Texas, United States. 
<p>Scott Baker - Victoria, Australia.</p>
Scott Baker – Victoria, Australia.
<p>Scott Lovig - Victoria, Australia.</p>
Scott Lovig – Victoria, Australia.
<p>Steve Fields - New South Wales, Australia.</p>
Steve Fields – New South Wales, Australia.
<p>Tim Maas - Queensland, Australia.</p>
Tim Maas – Queensland, Australia.
<p>Taekyung "TK" Lee - South Korea. </p>
Taekyung “TK” Lee – South Korea. 
<p>Zach Barth - Netherlands. </p>
Zach Barth – Netherlands.