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GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. – After his nearly 30-pound bag, it seemed inevitable that Jacob Wheeler would win at Lake Guntersville for Toro Stage Four Presented by Bass Cat. He backed up his banner day on Saturday with another day-best total during Championship Sunday as he placed 25 pounds, 6 ounces, on SCORETRACKER®.

Jacob Wheeler scored his sixth Bass Pro Tour event win during Toro Stage Four Presented by Bass Cat. Photo by Garrick Dixon. Angler: Jacob Wheeler.

By Jason Duran

Foster Bradley and Nick Harris finished in first place. “After practice, we started this morning down the lake using topwater baits.”

Foster Bradley and Nick Harris finished in first place. ABT photo

Hemby & Minor from Carson-Newman take 2nd, Emmanuel College anglers Campbell & Guy finish 3rd

The 2023 BoatUS Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship presented by Bass Pro Shops on May 26 is in the books. The Association of Collegiate Anglers’ 18th annual National Championship awarded over $30,000 in prizes and contingencies, crowned a National Champion, and named a number one team in the Bass Pro Shops School of the Year.

Tucker Smith and Hayden Marbut from 2nd ranked Auburn University. BoatUS photo

The Shoals Youth Bassmasters, based in Northwest Alabama, arrived at a rain-drenched ramp in Wheeler Lake’s First Creek on May 20th. This was the first club tournament of the 2023 schedule.

On Saturday, June 10, 2023, Alabamians and out-of-state visitors alike will have the opportunity to fish for free in most public waters including both freshwater and saltwater.

By Jason Duran

Two hundred twenty-five teams converged on Pickwick Lake for the fourth stop for the Alabama Bass Trail North Division. Teams reported a difficult practice due to rain and storms during the week.  

The first-place team of Lance Whitaker and Jeremy Briscoe weighed in 21.48. ABT photo

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