Columbia
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Ron Mace Maximized A Shallow Water Senko Bite Winning BAM
Ronald Mace of Kennewick, Wash. fished his way to victory at the third stop of the BAM Super 60 Pro Tour 2025 season weighing a five-fish limit of 18.21
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Josh Polfer Protects His Lead At The Columbia River For BAM Super 60 Pro Tour
Idaho angler, Josh Polfer preserves his spot atop the Super 60 Pro Tour leaderboard for Day Two, once again leading by both the heaviest weight at 35.75 and 61 scorable bass
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Josh Polfer Leads By Weight and Numbers
Leading by both the Best Five and by Scorable Bass, Polfer was certified with a total weight that went 20.36 and a keeper count of 39
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BAM Is Back At Boardman For Super 60 Clash At The Columbia River
The BAM Tournament Trail travels to the Columbia River for the third stop of the Super 60 Pro Tour’s 2025 season
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BAM Pro Tour Episode 3 | Columbia River: The Smallmouth Bass Playground
BAM Pro Tour Episode 3 | Columbia River: The Smallmouth Bass Playground
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Insane Fishing in Columbia !
They use lures like the crystal minnow and Bonita for trolling to fishing the Mag Popper on top for tuna and Cubera.
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Conrad Demecs Earns First BAM Pro Tour Victory at Tour at Columbia River
Closing out 2024, the victory earned Demecs a total payback of $12,930 and pushed him up into the 3rd place position in the Pro Tour’s inaugural Angler of the Year (AOY) standings.
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Nick Cloutier Leads: Colby Pearson Poised for A Three-Peat
Colby Pearson Poised for A Three-Peat at BAM Pro Tour at Columbia River
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Columbia River Pro Am 2024 | Live Weigh In | Day 2
Columbia River Pro Am 2024 | Live Weigh In | Day 2
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Chris Parks Claims Wire-To-Wire Win
After a good practice credited to reaction baits in the wind, Parks launched on Day One to find it flat calm.
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Chris Parks Widens Lead at Columbia River in BAM Tournament Trail Pro/Am
Will Harris Holds Co-Angler Top-Spot
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