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Competitors faced tough conditions in the 49th annual event, with strong currents and fluctuating water temperatures forcing anglers to adjust rapidly and often. With more than 30,000 combined surface acres between Fort Loudoun and Tellico lakes, contending anglers covered a lot of water.
“For me, it was about targeting shallow transition areas where fish were moving up to spawn,” said DeFoe. “I was able to get a pattern dialed in during practice, and then had to adjust to fishing marina docks on the final day. Having confidence in my equipment allowed me to focus on the fish, even when making long runs and battling heavy current.”
DeFoe wasn’t the only angler counting on a Mercury 250 Pro XS outboard in the battle for $1 million in prize money. Thirty-three of the 52 contestants were powered by Mercury.
With such high stakes on the line, anglers looked to maximize every minute on the water. Competitors “weigh-in” their top-five fish each of the four days of competition, and careers can be made or broken in a single cast. A one-pound penalty is assessed for each minute an angler arrives later than his appointed finish time. Having total confidence in their equipment is essential.
“Mercury’s success in the Bassmaster Classic has been unparalleled and we look forward to continuing to power world champions like Ott for a long time to come,” said Michelle Dauchy, Mercury Marine chief marketing officer.
While many in the record-breaking Knoxville, Tennessee, crowd had heard the name Jeff Gustafson before, most had no idea just how far the Kenora, Ontario, pro’s fishing journey had taken him to reach that point at the 2023 Bassmaster Classic®, ...
Quick poll: How many fish species have you caught in your lifetime? Three or four? More than 10? A couple dozen? In the mind of Mercury Pro Team angler Luke Clausen, that number may directly correlate with how close you ...
Getting a backlash while using a baitcasting reel is part of fishing. It just happens, even to the best and most experienced casters. So, when you do get a backlash, what’s next? According to Mercury Pro Team angler and 2019 ...
On Sunday, June 13, Hank Cherry accomplished what only three other anglers have ever done in the history of professional bass fishing when he won a second consecutive Bassmaster Classic championship. The event is considered by many to be the ...
On the water, Ott DeFoe is among the most accomplished anglers of the last decade. He’s the 2019 Bassmaster Classic Champion, a five-time Major League Fishing (MLF) champion and host of “The Hunt for Monster Bass” on the Outdoor Channel. ...
In a wild ending, Mercury Pro Team angler Ott DeFoe of Blaine, Tennessee, caught two key fish late in the final day to overtake fellow Mercury Pro Team member Luke Clausen of Spokane, Washington, and win the 2021 Major League Fishing (MLF) Bass ...
Bass fishing success has come early and often for 19-year-old Tucker Smith. The Birmingham, Alabama, angler is a college freshman at Auburn University. A 2020 graduate of Briarwood Christian School, Smith won the Bassmaster High School National Championship an astounding ...
The line between ritual and superstition is fine and often blurry. Many anglers will say they’re not superstitious yet admit to adhering to some well-worn patterns or rituals on their day of fishing. Some are downright superstitious and not afraid ...
Hank Cherry from Lincolnton, N.C., an eight-year veteran of the Bassmaster Elite Series, won the 50th annual Bassmaster Classic on Sunday on Lake Guntersville in northeastern Alabama. He brought in five bass on the final day that weighed a combined 19 pounds, ...
On the Tennessee River last year in his hometown of Knoxville – site of the 2019 Bassmaster Classic – DeFoe’s three-day target was 15 quality bass. He caught three five-fish limits for an official weight of 49 pounds, 3 ounces to ...
Mercury Pro Seth Feider caught 15 smallmouth bass totaling nearly 78 pounds on Lake St. Clair near Detroit, Michigan, to win the 2019 Bassmaster Angler of the Year tournament Tuesday. The victory elevated Feider to sixth place in the final ...
