Student Angler Series goes into high gear

The Southern Fishing News Student Angler Series of fishing classes have gone into high gear after an unplanned shoulder surgery kept the instructor off the “platform” for several months.

Two classes have been scheduled in December. A class for 30 young anglers and new anglers will be presented on December 7 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Florence. December 8 Southern Fishing News Student Angler Series will be held at The First Baptist Church in Center Star with 25 of the Brooks High School Bass Team.

Ron McDonald, Publisher & Editor of Southern Fishing News (southernfishingnews.com) presents the classes on adding finesse fishing to student angler’s skills.

The classes, which are free, are offered to youth groups and high school bass clubs in a limited area. The young anglers enjoy the class participation, digital projection presentation, demonstrations, manufacturer products and donated door prizes.

Supporting manufactures for the upcoming two classes are: Slider Lures, Lew’s Rods & Reels, Bullet Weights, Doc Irv’s Custom Baits, TTI-Blakemore Lures, Alabama Bass Nation and TH-Marine Products.

The class runs about an hour and a half. Presentations vary according to the ages of the youths and fishing experience.

Of particular interest to qualified high school and college bass teams is the Lew’s Fishing Team program providing discounts on Lew’s products To learn more about this program email schoolprogram@lews.com.

For more information on Southern Fishing News’ Student Angler Series, or to schedule a class in 2017, email publisher@southernfishingnewws.com