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A Bassmaster Elite Series tournament is a little like a game in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. The goal is to survive (win) and move on to the next round. The more you survive, the greater the reward.
I’m up on a giant, Northern natural lake that’s full of really big smallmouth bass getting ready for a tournament.
Winners of the 2011 Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Weekend Series Divisional Championships.
Amateur anglers are battling it out for the one berth to the Classic through the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Weekend Series.
I’m back from the Toyota and NASCAR experience, and what an experience it was. I’ve never seen or done anything like it.
Ask any Elite Series angler if there's such a thing as momentum or a "streak" in professional bass fishing, and he'll tell you, "Yes."
Things change. I’m not going to fish the Open on Lake Erie. I’m going to the Bristol Motor Speedway to work with one of my sponsors, Toyota.
The Bass Pro Shops Northern Open on Lake Erie should be something that excites anglers and fans alike.
Unless the event is a slugfest, you can pretty much count on one of the top two ranked anglers after the third round to take home the trophy when it's over.
It is hard to mount a comeback in a Bassmaster Elite Series event. Basically, they're rare, and unless the tournament is a slugfest, you can just about forget it.
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