Daily Limit: Really cool history of Apalachicola
The city of Apalachicola has a rather cool past, as it’s considered the birthplace of mechanical refrigeration. Residents of the Gulf Coast town, now with a population of 2,341, also...
Top student athletes named to the 2024 Bassmaster High School All-State Fishing Team
Forty-five of the best high school anglers from across the country have been named to the 2024 Bassmaster High School All-State Fishing Team.
Competitive fishing’s pit crews
When it comes to high-stakes fishing, professional anglers will do almost anything to get to the fish — even if it means abusing their equipment. They won’t think twice about...
Bassmaster Team Championship relocates to Tennessee’s Kentucky Lake
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Team Championship, which will grant the winner the year’s final berth into the 2025 Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Classic, was originally scheduled to take...
Shrimp bites
Redfish are not complicated. See food, eat food. However, they definitely have their preferences and it’s usually based on seasonal availabilities. Case in point: Apalachicola Bay’s white shrimp migration. Early...
Daily Limit: Rickard eyes second title in fourth entry
Capt. Ryan Rickard, winner of the first Redfish Cup, is back for his fourth helping. “The only four-timer. I’m pretty blessed to be in that position,” Rickard said. “This is...
Moreno, Viator return with higher hopes
Gary Moreno and Tony Viator are back with a specific goal this week, but it’s not that lofty. “Do not finish DFL,” Moreno said. “Dead frigging last.” Moreno and Viator...
Daily Limit: Razor-tight win brings Frenette full circle
APALACHICOLA, Fla. — Michael Frenette will experience a reunion of sorts at this week’s Bassmaster Yamaha Redfish Cup presented by Skeeter. Raised on redfish, Frenette, 35, would like to keep...
Redfish: It’s under control
Every competitive event brings influencing elements that defy management.
Tennessee’s Snyders repeats as Bassmaster Kayak Series Angler of the Year
SHREVEPORT, La. — For the second year in a row, Tennessee’s Rus Snyders has won the Dakota Lithium Bassmaster Kayak Series Angler of the Year title, accumulating 730 points throughout the five-event...
