Trending for the better
We don't know what it looks like in Orange, but over in the Taylor Bayou area, we are able to motor to a point where we can see the anglers...
West Texas socked in
We are on the road headed West on the highway to cut off the group of anglers at the top of the leaderboard. From a visibility standpoint, it's pretty soupy...
Meet Charles Harkless
Photo by Mack Sexton Our camera boat driver today is Charles Harkless of Spring, Texas.That's a little north of Houston. Charles was the president of the Texas BASS Nation for...
Overstreet relying on his lifeline – GPS
Navigating the twisting turns of the Sabine River system's various bayous is no easy task. For many people, boating here would leave them lost as a ball in high weeds....
BASSTrakk running all four days
This year for the Elite Series we are running BASSTrakk all four days. BASSTrakk is the system we use to keep up with the fish catches live. Marshals use the...
Lowen feels right at home
Bill Lowen calls Brookville, Ind., home, but he's right at home on a river, any river. He was one of two anglers (Ish Monroe was the other) who caught a...
Now appearing at the Bayou Club
This isn't your typical bass fishing tournament. As I was driving back to the hotel from the weigh-in site, I see a flash of a bass boat though the trees....
Good omen or bad for Aaron?
Halfway through Day 1, Aaron Martens has already culled more keepers than weighed-in over two days on the Sabine River in 2013. That's a good thing, right? Martens would surely...
Rojas continues to catch
Dean Rojas continues to catch fish. We pulled up next to him to chat and shortly after he landed a good looking bass. It was chunky but a little shy of 14...
Anglers bunched in 3 groups, plus McClelland
The 113 anglers in this field are bunched in three groups, roughly: 1) near the launch site at Orange, 2) east in the Lake Charles area, and 3) southwest of...
