Fishing Tournaments

The U.S. Open Bowfishing Championship is the pinnacle of one of the fastest growing activities in the outdoor space. To those passionate about bowfishing, it represents much more. The U.S. Open is a celebration of community—an event that raises the profile of a growing sport that is rapidly expanding in popularity and participation. A yearly invitation to come together to swap stories, reconnect and attempt to take home the title as best of the best, the U.S.

by Dave Landahl;

How often have you received advice that turned out to be terrible? Of course, there are those treasured nuggets of genius that helped us all on down the road of life and forever made a positive impact.

So, in keeping with the yin and yang of life, a handful of Major League Fishing pros shared some of the best and worst advice they've received in the fishing biz.

by Dave Landahl

Major League Fishing pro and former Bassmaster Classic champion Randy Howell is a fierce competitor on the water with a genuinely laid-back persona while on land. Whether you've watched him on TV or his social media chats sitting on the couch with his wife Robin, Randy gives off that chill persona with a touch of funny thrown in for good measure.

by Dave Landahl

by Dave Landahl

by Dave Landahl

It's that time of the year again in the professional bass fishing world. That time is preseason for the upcoming Bassmaster Elite Series regular season starting in February.

This year will bring the pros to some old haunts and some brand new venues as far as bass busting for big bucks.

by NITRO boats Elite Pro Josh Bertrand.

by Pros4- 1Source's Dave Landahl

Edwin Evers has a warrior’s spirit.  He plays for keeps and losing is never part of the equation, it’s just not how he’s wired.  Yet at the end of the day, he’s a father and a husband, first.  Sure he’s proud of what he’s accomplished thus far, who wouldn’t be.  But, for those who have paid any sort of attention to him, there’s a lot more than meets the eye as Evers opens up about his journey thus far.

On Nov. 5, 1976, Missouri angler Rick Clunn claimed his first B.A.S.S. victory in the Bassmaster Classic on Lake Guntersville.

It was his first giant step toward becoming a true legend in the sport of professional fishing.

On Sunday, he won for the 15th time on the B.A.S.S. circuit - and in many ways, this step might have gone even further toward cementing his legacy.