Long wait ends for Bassmaster Classic pros
12 of the participants in the 2004 Bassmaster Classic have known for a long time that they had qualified for the event.
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12 of the participants in the 2004 Bassmaster Classic have known for a long time that they had qualified for the event.
Gerald Swindle will be fishing his fifth Classic, but this year will be different as he's Bassmaster's Angler of the Year this time.
The 2005 CITGO Bassmaster Classic Field
5 anglers will be representing the Carolina's at the 2004 Bassmaster Classic on Lake Wylie.
Lake Wylie is just as fresh as ever, with a youthful renewal that shows itself year after year.
"The fish are biting really well," said Lake Wylie resident and South Carolina pro Jason Quinn. "It's going to change a lot between now and the Classic, though.
The spots aim to raise awareness of the Bassmaster Classic, providing a better understanding of what the sport is all about while positioning the event as an entertaining and worthwhile viewing experience.
Both Dustin Wilks of Rocky Mount and Chris Baumgardner of Gastonia are excited to see the world championship of bass fishing in their home state.
As Brauer enjoyed the view from atop bass-fishing's highest mountains, a wild wave smashed into his boat while he competed in a 1999 tournament on Lake St. Clair near Detroit.
They were eight of the most precious hours of the year for pros competing in the 34th annual Bassmaster Classic, yet none of the casts made during Wednesday's practice round even counted.
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