Does fishing for a $50,000 first place prize in a team tournament interest you? If not, Todd Castledine wants to know why! The Brandon Belt Fishing "The Show" tournament series is offering some mega payouts in the state of Texas. Check out Todd's take here.
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Help Clean Up The River With Carl |
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What Are Your State Laws? |
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Are you a fan of the Alabama Rig? If so you probably should know what laws are applicable in your state, or state's you may be traveling to for tournaments or a fishing trip. Check out this helpful map that the Mystery Tackle Box crew put together showing the regulations for each state.
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No more forfeiting action in your finesse fishing. The Katana Kraw mold kicks out the most life-like crawfish action you will find. With zero detail spared, the Katana Kraw brings you a finesse craw presentation, but this bait is full of action! The ribbing on its claws traps air bubbles, encouraging a life-like stand-up presentation. Drag it, crack it, hop it, it doesn't matter, this bait will slowly rise to its desired stand-up position. The Katana Kraw's finesse ribbon tails provide it with a subtle secondary action on even the slowest drag or twitch of the rod. Finally, the two leg appendages on the side of its body twitch as it makes bottom contact, giving this bait tertiary action. Watch every single detail of this bait work in sync yourself - head over to Do-it Website and check it out!
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North Carolina’s Lake Norman will host the Bass Pro Shops REDCREST Presented by Shore Lunch March 8-12, rewarding one of the Bass Pro Tour’s 40 best anglers with only the fourth-ever REDCREST trophy and a cool $300,000 payday. Day one was action packed as Dustin Connell led the 40 angler field with a 5 bass total of 16-07. The top 20 pros will advance to the Knockout Round after today's competition. Check out all of the action here.
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Photo Courtesy Major League Fishing
Bass Pro Tour professional Josh Butler's sponsors include Mill It Up, Butler Contractors, Stateline Marine, Driftwood Custom Baits, Lowrance, Power-Pole, SeaClear Power, Impulse Lithium, Precision Sonar, Phoenix Boats, Mercury, and Buck N' Bass just to name a few.
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The ultimate trailer for vibrating jigs and swim jigs, the Big Bite Baits Kamikaze Swimon utilizes innovative design features to create an unmatched action that will have bass jumping in the boat. Built with a vertical body and tail profile to provide a baitfish appearance, the Big Bite Baits Kamikaze Swimon features a segmented body section, as well as, twin tails with unique ridges and holes, which creates an aggressive swimming action that will bring your favorite vibrating jigs and swim jigs to life. It also features a ribbed body to displace more water and help fish hone-in on it during low light and dirty water conditions. Loaded with salt and Bite Juice for an added level of attraction, the Kamikaze Swimon is perfect for any vibrating jig or swim jig applications. Check out the two new colors here.
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Elite Series Pro Dipalma Wins Kayak Event |
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It was the first event of the Kayak Series season and the first victory the New Jersey pro has secured in Bassmaster competition. He is the second Elite Series pro to win a Kayak Series event after Mike Iaconelli won at Chesapeake Bay in 2021. “I just like bass fishing. I burn to fish tournaments and this is why I do it,” DiPalma said. “I’m super excited. We all want to win, but I wasn’t expecting to just come out here and win the very first one.
“I’m going to take my kayak back home and rub it against my bass boat for good luck.” After landing in fifth with 93.75 inches after the first day, DiPalma caught 96 inches on Sunday to jump into the top spot. Since qualifying for the Elite Series, DiPalma had supplemented his Elite schedule with at least one division of the St. Croix Bassmaster Opens — until this year, when he decided to try something new with the Kayak Series. He is the second Elite Series pro to win a Kayak Series event after Mike Iaconelli won at Chesapeake Bay in 2021. Check out all of the details here.
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