2012 Classic: Practice on the Red River, part II
If they're on the water, we're on 'em. Check out more images from the Red River as the competitors enjoy a final day of practice.
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If they're on the water, we're on 'em. Check out more images from the Red River as the competitors enjoy a final day of practice.
Competitors in the 2012 Bassmaster Classic anxiously wait for the start of Practice Day.
The 49 anglers go through the rigmarole of registering and going over rules for the 42nd Bassmaster Classic.
With the Bassmaster Classic just around the corner, 15 of the world championship competitors joined forces to visit the Overton Brooks VA Medical Center in Shreveport, La.
This is where the action really goes down. Photographer James Overstreet shares some of his favorite on-the-water shots from recent Classics.
Once a Bassmaster Classic champion, always a Classic champion. It's one of those things that truly can't be taken away from you. These anglers know what it means to hoist this trophy and be introduced as a world champion.
Call them avid or rabid, the one thing that sets the Classic apart from any other event is the fans. James Overstreet gives us a glimpse of some of his favorite fan scenes during the last few Classics.
The moment an angler realizes he has just won the Bassmaster Classic is one that sticks with him forever. Over the years, we’ve seen tears, screams, arms pumping, jumps and all sorts of revelations of what that angler is feeling at that moment.
Launches at the Classic have become a show unto themselves. Photographer James Overstreet shares some of his favorite launch moments in this gallery.
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