Categories: "BASS"
Michigan Anglers Win Bassmaster Team Championship
By editor on Dec 12, 2015 | In Bass Tournaments, BASS, Bassmaster Classic, Weekend Series, Michigan | Send feedback »
Michigan Anglers Claim Team Title At Toyota Bonus Bucks Bassmaster Team Championship
GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. — Everything went right for Chris Risner and Timothy Eaton during Friday's second round of the Toyota Bonus Bucks Bassmaster Team Championship on Lake Guntersville.
Collegiate Fishing: What it means to me
By Nate Sleight on Feb 18, 2015 | In Bass Tournaments, College Fishing, College BASS, College Bass Fishing, LSSU | Send feedback »
Every young tournament angler shares the same dream - making it pro. But in today's world this dream is often laughed at by society. I have had countless people tell me "that isn't realistic," or that I'm full of myself for thinking I could ever become a professional.
A Competition Under The Surface
By editor on Jan 29, 2015 | In Bass Tournaments, BASS, College Fishing, High School Fishing, College BASS, Youth, College Bass Fishing | Send feedback »
There are a wide variety of sports and competitions that take place on the high school level. From football to cross country, from volleyball to soccer, student athletes have a bevy of extracurricular options to pursue. Some of these garner more attention than others, while some of the less traditional high school sports are given barely any attention at all from 98% of their communities.
Aaron Martens Interesting Adventure
By editor on Feb 23, 2014 | In Bass Tournaments, BASS, Bassmaster Classic, Pro Anglers | Send feedback »
Southern Hospitality to the Rescue for Amart and Me
I had the distinct pleasure of riding along with one of the best professional bass anglers in the world Wednesday, the last official practice day for the 2014 Bassmaster Classic. Of course, we were on Alabama's Lake Guntersville and I was with Megabass Bassmaster Elite Series pro Aaron Martens.
College Anglers Face Off In Battle For Classic Berth
By editor on Sep 27, 2013 | In Bass Tournaments, BASS, Bassmaster Classic, College BASS, Michigan | Send feedback »
Michigan's Grand River Gives Up 15-2 for Jordan Lee
MUSKEGON, Mich. — Jordan Lee is on the road to redemption. The Auburn University senior brought in 15 pounds, 2 ounces of bass Friday to lead the first day of the Carhartt Bassmaster College Classic Bracket by almost 6 pounds over his closest competitor.
Zona Wants You at Muskegon Lake Bassmaster VIDEO
By editor on Sep 27, 2013 | In BASS Elites, BASS, Michigan | Send feedback »
Mark Zona, awesome host of ZONA's Awesome Fishing Show and co-host of the Bassmaster Elite Series, wants all you GreatLakesBass.com 'ers and everyone else to make a big showing this week at the Toyota All-Star Week on Muskegon Lake! Lots at stake! All for the first time in Michigan!! How can we not be excited!
Cliff Pace Takes Lead In Muskegon All-Star Event
By editor on Sep 27, 2013 | In Bass Tournaments, BASS Elites, BASS, KVD, Michigan | Send feedback »
Reigning Bassmaster Classic Champ Cliff Pace Takes Lead In All-Star Event, KVD in 2nd
MUSKEGON, Mich. — Cliff Pace got a surprise package Friday.
He was presented with a Bassmaster Classic ring, which he earned last February. "It was totally a surprise — a good one," he said.
Great Lakes provide a great finish to the Elite season
By Jeff Nedwick on Sep 13, 2013 | In Bass Tournaments, BASS Elites, BASS, JVD, KVD, Chad Pipkens, Michigan | Send feedback »
The Bassmaster Elite Series Plano Championship Chase was billed as Lake St. Clair's chance to show the world why it was named the best bass fishing lake in the U.S. But Lake Erie and Lake Huron didn't follow the script, stealing the limelight from Lake St. Clair and putting the "great" in Great Lakes bass fishing.
A lot was at stake in the final Elite tournament of the year but most of the drama ended before the tournament did. The 2013 Angler of the Year (AOY), 2013 Rookie of the Year (ROY), Toyota All-Star Week tournament bids and 2014 Bassmaster Classic bids were mostly decided by the end of the third day leaving only the outcome of the tournament itself in question going into the final day.