By Jason Duran
The Alabama Bass Trail South Division closed its season on Lay Lake just how it started- with the Godwin brothers on top. The team of brothers claimed another win in just their second season fishing the ABT.
Noah Godwin Cole Godwin 1st place finish, ABT photo
The Shoals Youth Bassmasters loaded some bags in their final club tournament of the 2020 season.
Berkley Choppo Dominates Day 2 Fish Catches During Tournament Action on Kentucky Lake
PARIS, TN (September 20, 2020) – The final weigh-in session has concluded, and anglers are now on their way home from the 2020 Bass Pro Shops Big Bass Bash presented by Berkley. Paris, TN, and Kentucky Lake proved yet again why this is considered one of the top tournament destinations in the country.
As the weigh-in for Day 2 of the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series at Lake Hartwell presented by Bass Pro Shops concluded and the standings were revealed, excitement and relief fell over Jacksonville State University senior Jarred Jones.
Jacksonville State University senior Jarred Jones. B.A.S.S. photo
SAN ANTONIO, TX (Sept. 17, 2020) – Leading up to the first Association of Collegiate Anglers event of the fall, the race for 2020-2021 Bass Pro Shops School of the Year presented by Abu Garcia is really starting to take off.
By Jason Duran
The September Lewis Smith Lake concludes the 2020 Alabama Bass Trail North Division Season. Ethan and Becky Flack were the first team to cross the stage when the scales opened for early weigh-in.
Ethan and Becky Flack were the first team to cross the stage when the scales opened for early weigh-in. ABT photo
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To help take the guesswork out of planning your next hunting or fishing adventure, the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources now offers packages that cover all of the necessary license requirements needed when pursuing white-tailed deer, wild turkey, or fishing the state’s abundant opportunities for freshwater and saltwater species.
The infestation of Asian Carp into America’s rivers and lakes may be the biggest threat to our water ecology, boating, and fishing we have ever faced.
By DAVID RAINER
Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR)
Chris Greene is cautiously optimistic that an invasive fish species that can wreak havoc on reservoir ecosystems has not expanded its range in Alabama’s waterways.
In this reservoir in the Midwest, the silver carp population has become a hazard to navigation. Fortunately in Alabama, the silver carp population appears to be limited to Pickwick Reservoir.
Photo by Ryan Hagarty, USFWS