Not even a slight delay caused by frozen boat compartments could slow Alabama B.A.S.S. Nation (ABN) angler Jack White Saturday on Lake Martin.
The respective winners of the Alabama B.A.S.S. Nation (ABN) State Championship were not too sure of their chances as the final round of the two-day tournament played out Saturday (Nov. 6) on Lake Martin.
The focus is normally on the boater competition in bass tournaments although occasionally a co-angler creates a buzz with an exceptional catch.
Dating back to the 80s, Glasgow has competed at various levels and on various circuits. Until recently, he had been noticeably absent from Alabama B.A.S.S. Nation (ABN) competition. With the opportunity to share the boat with his daughter Emily under the current ABN team format, Glasgow made the decision to fish the qualifiers this year, and his presence was very much felt Saturday (April 17) in the third ABN event of 2021.
Billy Black, from Monroeville, capitalized on a good pre-fishing find and topped a big boater field with a 19.29 five-fish limit. He traveled a little farther than second-place finisher Dwayne Sanford, from the Alexander City area.
A pair of first-time winners emerged victorious Saturday (Feb. 13th) in the first Alabama B.A.S.S. Nation (ABN) qualifier of 2021.
The torrid 2020 pace established by Dothan angler Shane Powell on Lake Eufaula continued in the Alabama B.A.S.S. Nation (ABN) state championship.
Lake Martin can be a fickle beast on occasion, and that scenario proved true Saturday (Sept. 26) in the final Alabama Bass Nation (ABN) qualifying tournament of 2020.
The signs were not good for Alabama B.A.S.S. Nation (ABN) anglers entering its third qualifying tournament Saturday (May 16) on Lake Neely Henry in Gadsden
Shane Powell (Wiregrass Bassmasters), always a contender in tournaments on Lake Eufaula, claimed his first ABN title with a mega-haul of largemouth, almost eclipsing the 30-lb. mark. He boxed a limit that weighed 29.60, including the Academy Sports + Outdoors Big Fish, and bested the second-place finisher, Lee Byrd, by more than seven pounds. Byrd (Birmingham Bass Club) had 22.53.
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