Has it really been five years since Kevin VanDam won a major tournament? It’s hard to believe the most decorated angler in our sport’s history hasn’t laid his hands on a trophy since the 2011 Bassmaster Classic trophy. Sure, he’s been close a few times, with three runner-up finishes the last few years, but the
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Faircloth wins at St. Clair, Martin new No. 1
One completely turned around his year with one tournament, while the other had the year to put him at No. 1. Up until this past weekend, Todd Faircloth was having a year to forget. A former top-10-ranked angler, Faircloth had dipped all the way outside of the top 50 thanks to a slew of poor
Evers’ climbing rankings after BASSfest win
There was a time when Edwin Evers was ranked No. 1. He’s making a run at getting back there again. Back in 2013, Evers won the BASS Elite Series event at the Alabama River, and in the process, took over the No. 1 spot in the Pro Ranking. Up until this past weekend, that marked
Lane goes wire-to-wire on Sabine River
Winning one Major event in a career is an accomplishment. It’s also an accomplishment Chris Lane has now done four years in a row. Lane is proving himself as versatile as they come, as he’s won BASS Elite Series events up north on smallmouths (St. Clair, 2013), flipping (Red River, 2012 and St. John’s River,
Lane rides massive Day 2 to St. Johns victory
Very few anglers can say they’ve nearly caught a 40-pound bag, especially in a tournament. And among those that have, it’s safe to say very few have lost that tournament. Chris Lane had little trouble winning his sixth Elite Series event after he brought a bag weighing 37-9 on Day 2 of the St. Johns