1977 American Angler Oklahoma National
1977 American Angler Oklahoma National takes a look at a couple of old Okiebug patches and the tournament organization American Angler.
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Season at a Glance: 1975 Bassmaster Trail – Part Two
“Daves grew up on Kerr where his folks operate a dock at Palmer Point. Last year he almost led the Virginia State BASS Federation team to the national championship, but Lady Luck spoiled it.
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Season at a Glance: 1975 BASS Master Trail – Part One
The second day of the event Thomas made a run for the Theodosia area and put eight bass in the boat for 15-14, the top daily weight of the tournament.
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Season at a Glance: Bass Master Trail 1973 – Part One
“It looks like a pregnant guppy, has better moves than a hopped-up go-go dancer, costs even more than a prime cut New York Strip and with it, bass fishing professionals, that can find one, are winning big dollars.”
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Season at a Glance: 1971 Bass Master Trail – Part Three
We’ve got the best bass fishermen in the world on this plane. You wouldn’t expect the World Series to be played on a Little League ball yard. Neither would you expect the World Championship of Bass Fishing to be held in a fish hatchery.
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Season at a Glance: 1971 Bass Master Trail – Part Two
“Pete Henson is the most famous hole fisherman of all. He stayed on one spot so long, a barge boat driver mistook him for a channel marker. Pete moved the third day of the tournament, and the channel boat operator ran aground.”
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Season at a Glance: 1971 Bass Master Trail – Part One
The 1971 Bassmaster season, or as they used to call it, “The Society’s Tournament Trail,” became the second such season where an angler would be recognized for consistency throughout the year. This title, as called out in the 1971 Nov/Dec issue of Bassmaster Magazine, was the Point Scoring Crown, known today as the Angler of the Year award.
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