Industry News Updates
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Snag Proof Frogs Fall Photo Contest
It is time for a fall photo contest! So get out your camera phones, your thumb drives, and your digital camera’s memory card. Start searching for your best fish catch photo.
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Win Randy Howell's $75K Bass Boat
B.A.S.S. Classic Champion Randy Howell and Kings Home will host the fifth annual Kampfire for the King event on Saturday November 14th in Chelsea, Alabama. Get your $100 ticket ASAP to get a chance at winning Randy's Triton 21 TrX Elite bass boat, valued at some $75,000 as you help make this year's fundraiser the biggest ever!
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Anglers Encouraged to Return Striped Bass and Sturgeon Tags for Recognition and Monetary Reward
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has completed its annual sturgeon tagging program, catching and releasing nearly 400 sturgeon in Bay Area waters. Many of the tags are eligible for a reward if returned to CDFW by anglers.
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Bassmaster Elite Series pro Skeet Reese at 2015 Bass-A-Thon
Skeet Reese seminar Saturday and Sunday. View the digital Angler's Marine Bass-A-thon program for the full seminar schedule, vendor list and more.
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Lowrance agrees Angling Spirit sponsorship deal
Marine electronics giant Lowrance has agreed an exclusive deal with Angling Spirit, the owner and organiser of some of the world’s biggest fishing events.
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Cooks Order Up a Second Bass Cat Win
Roger Cook and his son Corey claimed first prize at the third annual Bass Cat National Team Championship, presented by Mercury Marine, with 14 bass for 26.90 pounds over two days, four sessions of fishing and three different lakes – Taneycomo, Bull Shoals (twice) and Norfork. For their efforts, the pair was awarded an all-expenses paid trip to Lake Picachos in Mexico.
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Brent Chapman's Pro vs. Joe Episode 2 Now Available
Brent Chapman and challenger Mike Pikulinski tackle Onondaga Lake in Syracuse, NYSyracuse, N.Y. - Episode 2 of the "webcast" show Brent Chapman's Pro vs. Joe presented by Realtree has been released. In episode 2, Chapman squares off with Mike Pikulinski of Syracuse, New York on his home body of water Onondaga Lake.
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Texas Team Rides Finesse to Day One BCB Lead
At the conclusion of the first day of competition in the 2015 Bass Cat National Team Championship, presented by Mercury Marine, the Texas team of Lee Morris and Josh Priest sit atop the leaderboard, with dual limits from Lake Taneycomo and Bull Shoals that totaled 14.42 pounds. That puts them ahead of their nearest competitors, the father-son team of Roger and Cory Cook, by a margin of 3.35 pounds.
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Third Annual BCB Championship Starts Today
Monday marks the beginning of the third annual, two-day Bass Cat National Team Championship, presented by Mercury Marine, a no-entry, by invitation only tournament put on by Bass Cat’s Rick Pierce and other members of the “BCB Family.” Nine teams have qualified via an equal number of regional events, and Pierce intends to put their analytical and physical fishing skills to the test, with a format that differs from those presented in 2013 and 2014. Whichever team executes the best will win an all-expenses paid trip to Lake Picachos, Mexico.
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Collins comes from behind to win on Ouachita River
Albert Collins of Nacogdoches, Texas, caught 44 pounds, 15 ounces over three days to win the Old Milwaukee B.A.S.S. Nation Championship on the Ouachita River held out of Monroe, La.
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Report Looks into What Lures New Anglers and What Keeps Them on the Hook
Report Looks into What Lures New Anglers and What Keeps Them on the Hook
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California Offers Special Fee Licenses for Disabled Vets
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) offer reduced-fee hunting and fishing licenses to both resident and nonresident disabled veterans. CDFW also offers several special hunting opportunities for eligible veterans.
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Louisiana’s Jamie Laiche holds on to lead on Ouachita River
Jamie Laiche of Gonzales, La., maintains the lead Friday with 30 pounds, 4 ounces, during the Old Milwaukee B.A.S.S. Nation Championship on the Ouachita River held out of Monroe, La.
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B.A.S.S. Announces Sites Of BASSfest And Toyota Bassmaster Angler Of The Year Championship
Bassmaster Elite Series pro Edwin Evers of Talala, Okla., earned a record two Elite Series wins during the 2015 season — his first at the Zippo Bassmaster BASSfest presented by A.R.E. Truck Caps on Kentucky Lake. In 2016, Evers will defend his BASSfest title on a fishery close to home, Oklahoma's Lake Texoma.
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Winterization and Ethanol Blended Fuels
The coming of cooler weather means an end to the boating and motorcycling season for many. Chiefly important in preparing these vehicles for winter is managing the potential for engine damage from the federally-mandated ethanol blend in our nation's gasoline supply.
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World’s Best Amateur Anglers To Descend On Ouachita
Paul Mueller of Naugatuck, Conn., won the Old Milwaukee B.A.S.S. Nation Championship last year on the Ouachita River with 32 pounds, 15 ounces. He’ll be back this year to defend his title on the same water as the championship returns to the river Nov. 5-
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SCI Reminds Texans To Vote "Yes" On Proposition 6 Tomorrow
SCI wants to remind all Texans to vote YES on Proposition 6 tomorrow, Tuesday, November 3. Proposition 6 would amend the Texas Constitution by adding the right to hunt, fish, and harvest wildlife to the Texas Bill of Rights. It also guarantees that wildlife management decisions will continue to be based on sound-scientific principles and not emotionalism driven by Humane Society of the United States and other anti-hunting organizations.
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Alabama Bass Trail Events to be Televised in 2016
The Alabama Bass Trail will appear on network television next year when its Tournament Series airs on Fox Sports Southeast. Thirteen episodes and 65 re-airs will be televised on Sunday mornings.
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Hanselman Wins Rayovac FLW Series Championship on Ohio River
Ray Hanselman of Del Rio, Texas, brought a five-bass limit to the scale Saturday weighing 15 pounds, 13 ounces to win the Rayovac FLW Series Championship on the Ohio River. Hanselman’s three-day total of 15 bass weighing 46 pounds, 11 ounces earned him $50,000 and a berth into the Forrest Wood Cup in the event that featured 171 of the best semi-professional bass-fishing anglers from across the country.
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Reward Offered for Return of Sturgeon Tags from California Delta
State and federal fisheries officials are asking for public assistance and offering a $20 reward for the return of each satellite tag from green sturgeon. The satellite tags, which are programmed to release from the fish after a predetermined time, are most likely to be found along the open ocean coastal portions of San Francisco and San Mateo counties, and the shores and waters of San Francisco Bay, San Pablo Bay, Suisun Bay and the Delta.
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