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Bass Angler Magazine

Category : High School and College Tournaments

High school and college bass fishing tournaments

B.A.S.S. Tournament News High School and College Tournaments

Gossett and Smith Win Bassmaster College Classic

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by Mark082
Gossett, a senior majoring in parks and recreation, and Smith, a freshman business management major, fished the lake’s south end and targeted main-current seams. Their first half hour was frustratingly fruitless, but then the bite ignited and the winners boxed their weight by 9:30 a.m....
B.A.S.S. Tournament News High School and College Tournaments

Tennessee Team Wins Classic by Nine Ounces

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by Mark085
Vandagriff and Robertson, seniors at Warren County High School in McMinnville, caught a five-bass limit that weighed 13 pounds, 15 ounces to outfish the runner-up team by 9 ounces. After a slow practice, the Warren County anglers were unsure how they would spend the tournament day....
High School and College Tournaments MLF/FLW Tournament News

MLF College Four Tournament Series

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by Mark097
Major League Fishing Announces Details for 2020 MLF College Faceoffs presented by Wiley X  March 2, 2020 (Tulsa, Okla.) Major League Fishing (MLF) announced today the schedule, host cities and details for the 2020 MLF College Faceoffs presented by Wiley X. The four-tournament series, held in conjunction with MLF Bass......
B.A.S.S. Tournament News High School and College Tournaments

Green and Bradley Bests 200 Boat Field Even With Boat Trouble

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by Mark0105
With the tournament victory, Bradley and Greene claimed a spot in the 2020 Bassmaster High School Series National Championship. They also secured a spot in the 2020 Mossy Oak Fishing Bassmaster High School Classic on Lay Lake presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors on March 7 and the weigh-in on the Bassmaster Classic stage in Birmingham....
High School and College Tournaments MLF/FLW Tournament News

Penalty Puts Austin University on Top at Cumberland

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by Mark0119
As the weigh-in concluded, it originally appeared that the McKendree University team of Nathan Doty and Jacob Louis were the winners. It was later determined, however, that the pair had inadvertently violated Rule No. 12, which states in part that all fish must be caught in a conventional sporting manner, and their day three catch was disqualified....