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In this Tackle Tip Tuesday, Shane LeHew talks about one of his favorite fun-fishing lures which is the Alabama rig. LeHew utilizes this is multiple ways around shallow cover or...
Roland Martin early on established himself as a B.A.S.S. superstar by winning 19 tournaments. Jimmy Houston’s recognizable giggle, mop of blonde hair and wide-framed sunglasses made him an instant hit.
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Bill Dance, a furniture salesman from Memphis, Tenn., caught the first bass in Scott’s 1967 All-American tournament, a harbinger of great things to come. Dance went on to become the...
B.A.S.S. in the 90s was best described as explosive and exciting. A legend won his fourth Bassmaster Classic, while another hero retired. Another became the first B.A.S.S. millionaire.
By the 1980s, B.A.S.S. was gaining national media notoriety while membership swelled to nearly 500,000. The Bassmasters TV series debuted in 1984 to capture the drama as it unfolded on...
See the most exciting moments from last year’s 2023 SiteOne Bassmaster Elite at Lake Okeechobee.
Ray Scott had no plan other than a hypothetical idea of launching a legitimate pro bass fishing tour. Through his uncanny salesmanship the 1967 All-American was a success, leading to...
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