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All 548 fish weighed in during the Bassmaster Classic lived to be caught again by Oklahoma angers, thanks to a continuing commitment to fish care and a willingness to make improvements in every facet of the process.
Fourth place finisher Mike Iaconelli gave it his all and, as always, put on a great show for his fans on the final day of the 2013 Bassmaster Classic.
With his big win, fame came calling. And when it did, Pace missed 354 calls — in about the time it took him to take the Classic crown.
The heroes of the Bassmaster Elite Series, the best collegiate anglers in the nation, top amateurs from B.A.S.S.’s grass roots and professionals looking for their last chance to qualify for the 2014 Bassmaster Classic now know the route to their dreams, as B.A.S.S. revealed the sites of four 2013 championships.
Coming so close to achieving one of his goals only makes Brandon Palaniuk want it that much more.
The world championship bass fishing tournament recorded the second highest attendance for the three competition days in the event’s 43-year history.
Bassmaster fans are known to travel, and they came from all over the country to see the 43rd Bassmaster Classic at Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees.
Being able to say you caught the biggest bass in the Bassmaster Classic is a huge honor. And Mark Pierce is the one person who can say that for 2013.
What about the fish that might have made a difference if only they'd made it to the livewell?
A timelapse view of the 2013 Classic anglers being interviewed at Media Day in Tulsa,Okla.
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