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This week on Bass Tech, we are helping fireman Ryan Tatchell organize his tackle and fishing equipment in his garage. The Bass Rats have come up with something to make all the guys at the fire station envious.
This week on BassTech it's not about who can go the fastest or who has the most bling. It's about keeping three little boys who lost their dad to cancer connected to the outdoors. The crew build the boys the Ultimate Fishing Fort.
Skeet and Brownie go to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and find a bunch of new and cool gear. This gets them to thinking and the crew decide to do a project for themselves...The Ultimate Tricked Out Bass Boat.
Brian Mason bought 50 acres and it came with a pond...with no fish. Brian called the BassTech boys up and wanted to see what they could do to make his pond a fully functional fishing oasis.
In this episode, the team at BassTech tricks out a kick boat for guest angler Rich Caro of the Sonoma County Belly Boat Bass Club. The Basstech pros set up Caro's boat with a livewell, electronics, a trolling motor and a rod holder!
On this episode, police officer Tommy Moore is going to fish his first pro tournament, and he's asked the Bass Rats for some help on preparing his tackle and equipment for the event.
On this episode, Kim Striker is ready to start fishing the pro circuit. Trying to stay on a budget can be hard when the tour takes you to different states. So she is thinking about fixing her truck to be able to use it for camping on the road.
John Killough needs a new aluminum boat for a tournament, but his wife won't let him spend any more money for a new boat. What will the Bass Rats do?
Kevin VanDam talks about how technology can help the sport of bass fishing grow.
Kevin VanDam talks about not chasing records, but doing the best he can everyday he gets out on the water.
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