Trail
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BAM Trail readies for the 2025 launch of the Bass Boat Technologies Super 60
BAM Trail readies for the 2025 launch of the Bass Boat Technologies Super 60 with the first stop located in the Sierra Nevada Foothills of Central California blasting off for a bass battle that will pit 69 of the West’s best bass anglers in a three-day competition vying for the $50,000 grand prize.
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Alex Niapas Wins with a Prototype at Shasta BAM Tournament Trail Pro/Am Season Opener
Following a Day Two cancelation due to inclement weather, the full 133 boat field of the 2025 BAM Tournament Trail Pro/Am season-opener reconvened on Lake Shasta for a final day of fishing and concluded with Alex Niapas of Altaville, Calif, claiming
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Christian Ostrander Goes Wire-to-Wire in Blow Out Win at Clear Lake BAM Tournament Trail Pro/Am
White Claims Co-Angler Victory: Parks and Trumbell Named AOY
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Christian Ostrander Captures Early Clear Lake Lead
Unusually generous with Day One info, Ostrander also shared that he targeted depths of 5- to 15-feet, using his LiveScope to locate bait.
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Pua Yang Dominates the Delta at the BAM Tournament Trail Kayak Series
The final stop of the 2024 BAM Tournament Trail’s Kayak Series on the California Delta closed scales this weekend with Pua Yang of Elk Grove, Calif., leading the field of 32 anglers by more than 10-inches with an event total of 97.50”, which included the event’s Big Bass and his TourneyX documented Personal Best of 23.25”.
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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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Chris Parks Kicks Off Columbia River Leading Day One in BAM Tournament Trail Pro/Am
Day One of the 4th stop of the BAM Tournament Trail Pro/Am kicked off with slick calm conditions at the Columbia River, ending with Chris Parks of Eugene, Ore leading the pro angler side with 22.04, anchored by a 5.62.
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Zak Thompson By Weight; Ish Monroe By Scorables: First Day Leaders Of BAM Pro Tour At Lake Almanor
Reminiscent of the first BAM Tournament Trail Pro Tour event on Lake Martinez that wrapped Day One with Zack Thompson of Alameda, Calif. in the top spot, the second BAM Pro Tour tournament at Lake Almanor closes the Day One scales with Thompson in the lead by weight. Thompson’s position was earned with a five-fish total of 16.47.
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Announced New Tournament Dates For Alabama Bass Trail
Alabama Bass Trail Tournament Series will enter its twelfth season next year as the state’s premier weekend tournament trail for amateur bass anglers with an 11-event schedule offering more than $750,000 in prizes and awards.
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Phil Tilbury Triumphs at BAM Tournament Trail on California Delta
Tilbury’s pattern included slow rolling a ChatterBait in sparse grass in lower tide.
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Wyatt DeBusk Bags The Bass To Win The BAM Tournament Trail Oroville Open
In a continual climb through the standings, Wyatt DeBusk of Paso Robles, Calif. is crowned the pro angler champion at the second stop of the BAM Tournament Trail Pro/Am circuit at Lake Oroville.
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Greg Gutierrez Moves Into Lead For Final Field Cut At BAM Tournament Trail Oroville Open
The top-10 cut to the final field of pro and co anglers was established following the Day Two weigh-in at the second stop of the BAM Tournament Trail (BAM TT) Pro/Am at Lake Oroville.
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Joseph Silva Triumphs At Tulloch For First-Ever BAM Tournament Trail Kayak Series
With a total of 91.75 inches, Joseph Silva of Windsor, Calif. claims the first-ever BAM Tournament Trail (BAM TT) Kayak Series win at Lake Tulloch.
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Greg Gutierrez Grabs Inaugural BAM Tournament Trail Trophy at Lake Shasta
In a come-from-behind victory, Frenzy Baits pro Greg “Double G” Gutierrez, of Red Bluff, Calif. brought in the big bag of Championship day, eclipsing the nearest five-fish limit by more than two-pounds.
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