Tournament
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Best Bass Tournaments 2016 Schedule Changes
Due to low water conditions several changes have been made to the 2016 BBT Schedule. The BBT is sorry for any inconvenience these changes cause and hopes to see you on the water.
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Navionics Webinar: Discussing the upcoming Bassmaster Classic with Chris Lane
Join Chris Lane, Bassmaster Elite Champion and Paul Michele of Navionics for a discussion with Chris on this years upcoming Bassmaster Classic. What does Chris think he will do? What will be different from year's past? As well as answer some of your select questions!
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Oroville Hosts Wild West Bass Trail
The Wild West Bass Trail (WWBT) California Pro/Am circuit continues its season with its second stop at Lake Oroville. As many as 200 anglers will assemble on the Sierra Nevada foothills fishery on March 5-6 to vie for over $100,000 in payouts.
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Countdown to the Bassmaster Classic | Rippin' & Crankin' Plan for Brandon Card
With the Bassmaster Classic on Grand Lake, Okla. approaching, Elite Series pro Brandon Card believes these two techniques will be the best way for him to catch fish in the biggest bass tournament in the world. He has relied on these techniques over the years and always uses them when the water temperature dips.
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Bassmaster Classic Predictions: Techniques and Weights with the 2014 Classic Champ
With the Bassmaster Classic quickly approaching, the 55 anglers have been studying up on Grand Lake. For those who also fished in 2013, they are trying to determine what will be different this time around. The 2014 Classic Champ Randy Howell falls into that category and he believes it will be different from the last championship and possibly won with lower weights than the year that Cliff Pace won the event with a three-day catch of 54 pounds, 12 ounces.
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Hugo wins WWBT Hold Up on Havasu presented by Add-A-Wrap
The Wild West Bass Trail (WWBT) wrapped up its Add-A-Wrap Industrial Decals “Hold Up on Havasu” Pro/Am this past weekend, paying out over $100,000 to the 200 anglers competing in the event.
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Countdown to the Bassmaster Classic | Strategies with James Elam
James Elam, the 29-year-old from Tulsa, Oklahoma first signed his invitation to the 2016 Bassmaster Classic by winning the Central Open on Fort Gibson back in September of 2015. Elam is now set to fish the biggest fishing event of his career and it could not be more exciting. What many may not realize is that Grand Lake is considered Elam’s home lake and this is an opportunity to compete on bass fishing’s biggest stage.
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Tracy Bass Tournament | March 5
You are invited to Tracy Bass Tournament on Saturday March 5th. Breakfast burrito's will be available for purchase and free coffee to all Angler's. Tracy Bass Tournament is a 100% payback to the anglers.
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Edwin Evers Previews the Bassmaster Classic
He has never won a Classic, but always seems to do well in his home state and many are picking him to win it. In this article. he shares some insight for the event and what patterns he thinks will be used to win it all.
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Baker and Kenyon runaway victors at Wild West Bass Trail Shasta Teams
The Wild West Bass Trail (WWBT) welcomed 110 boats to Lake Shasta on Feb. 27 for its second circuit stop of the California Teams division. Partners Sage Baker, of Shasta Lake and Jon Kenyon of Redding, Calif. bested the field with a seven-fish limit for 28.65, leaving their nearest competitors trailing by 9 lbs.
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WWBT | Guide to Oroville - March 5 - 6
Wild West Bass Trail guide to Oroville: Host lodging, weigh-ins, registration, banquet and more here in the digital guide to the WWBT Havasu Pro/Am event.
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Classic Rookie James Elam May Score on His Home Fishery
Of the 55 boats that blast off from Wolf Creek Park in Grove, Oklahoma, on March 4 – the first day of the 2016 Bassmaster Classic on Grand Lake O' The Cherokees – 31 will be powered by 250 Mercury OptiMax ProXS outboards. Driving some of those boats will be multiple previous Classic winners (Kevin Vandam, Skeet Reese, Boyd Duckett, Randy Howell, Casey Ashley and Chris Lane), and a handful of other major-award winners (Aaron Martens, Jacob Powroznik, Greg Hackney, Edwin Evers, Brent Ehrler).
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Spring Stripers Show! Big Black Bass, Plentiful Crappie & Warming Temps on the Dirty D
Like an army marching forward the black bass bite is picking up at a consistent pace. Black Blue Fizzles, Swim Jigs and FatSack jigs are great options while spinnerbaits get the mentioned as well. We found a few Stripers and Black Bass with Savage Glide Baits and Red Eye Shad.
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Bassmaster Classic Strategies: Bobby Lane’s Arsenal
The 2015 Bassmaster Classic was held in frigid conditions at Lake Hartwell, SC. Florida pro Bobby Lane used a type of bait known for their success in cold conditions, a shad profile crankbait. He predicts that this exact bait will once again help him in the 2016 Bassmaster Classic and also added two more lures that he expects to rely on at Grand Lake, Okla.
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Successful Strategies for Fishing Behind a Boater
Making the most out of used water comes down to adaptation and a confidence in your ability to make a move from the back of the boat. Co-anglers continue to learn and adjust to not only fishing conditions, environmental patterns and all of the other known stressors in tournament bass fishing, but these men and women must also compete on the fly where many times, boaters can throw serious curve balls throughout the day. This article is meant to help drive the co-angler’s ability to adapt and overcome.
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FLW Circuit Breaker | S03E06: Potomac River | Mark Daniels Jr.
In the last regular season event prior to the 2015 Forrest Wood Cup, Mark Daniels Jr faces off against the fish on the historic Potomac River. This exciting tidal fishery changes not only day to day, but hour to hour. MDJ's ultimate goal is to simply keep the wheels on the wagon and maintain his qualifying rank to reach the championship. However, with his family riding along to cheer him on, can he set his sights even higher, fishing his way into a Top 20 cut?
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FLW Circuit Breaker | Mark Daniels Jr. on the Potomac River
In the last regular season event prior to the 2015 Forrest Wood Cup, Mark Daniels Jr faces off against the fish on the historic Potomac River. This exciting tidal fishery changes not only day to day, but hour to hour. MDJ's ultimate goal is to simply keep the wheels on the wagon and maintain his qualifying rank to reach the championship. However, with his family riding along to cheer him on, can he set his sights even higher, fishing his way into a Top 20 cut?
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Bassmaster Classic Returns To Grand Lake Of The Cherokees
Competition days will be Friday through Sunday with daily take-offs at 7 a.m. CT from the Hard Rock Dock at the Wolf Creek Ramp launch site in Grove and daily weigh-ins at 3:15 p.m. at the BOK Center in Tulsa. The winning angler will earn $300,000 and a 50-pound trophy that is easily the most coveted in the sport.
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