Zaldain leads AOY
HARRISON TOWNSHIP, Mich. — The Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year Championship is actually several competitions in one. But the biggest one by far will decide the Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year...
One Johnston rescues the other
DETROIT, Mich. — Canadian fishing brothers Cory and Chris Johnston have always pooled their tournament winnings and split them 50-50. If Cory were to win the Toyota Bassmaster Angler of...
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Cracking the code
Consistency is a funny thing; a lot of times, you can be consistent until you’re not. In fishing, you can be doing the right things, but there are things you...
Hudnall’s brown-bass man crush
Derek Hudnall is a Louisiana boy. He admits to having very little experience with smallmouth bass, but he also happily admits to having an absolute man crush on the angry...
The “Nasty Mustache Club” rules
If you glanced at the BASSTrakk leaderboard at 12:15 p.m., you saw Seth Feider in first place with 23-4 and Chris Zaldain in a three-way tie for second with 20-0,...
Canterbury has big pressure, big advantage
DETROIT, Mich. — It’s both the best of times and the worst of times for Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year leader Scott Canterbury. Over the next three days he...
How I’ll fish Lake St Clair
Well, we’ve made it. It’s finally here. I’m talking about the last event of the year, the season finale, better referred to as the Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year...
St. Clair is three tourneys in one
It’s an Elite Series three-ring circus on Lake St. Clair the next three days. The year-end Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year Championship not only wraps up a) the Angler...
From suits to St. Clair
For his day job, Edward Loughran III wears a dark gray pinstripe suit paired with a confident red or blue tie. He gets his suits from JoS A. Bank. Back...
Arey’s 3 tips on drifting for smallmouth
Team Toyota’s Matt Arey is one of 50 Bassmaster Elite Series anglers who have been braving the inland ocean of Lake St. Clair that serves as the playing field for...
