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EZ Angler is proud to announce its role as title sponsor of  the Okeechobee Big Bass Challenge – the newest and most exciting bass tournaments to be held on one of the most notorious, big bass lakes out there!  The tournament will be held Nov. 9, 2014 – Paying out 5 places for the amount of $2,000 per hour for 7 hours! This is an event for everyone including special event trophies Read More

By John Boudreau The topic of having consistent success from the back of the boat is one that has many layers. As far as co-anglers in the tournament scene are concerned, we are all familiar with who typically places at (or near) the top on most days. Many people often wonder, “How do you get to be one of those recognized co-anglers?” Depending on the type of tournaments you fish, it could Read More

EZ Angler was able to catch up with Bassmaster Elite Pro Brent Chapman at the Texas Tackle, Hunting and Boat Show to get his perspective on the HydroWave.  The unit is  an electronic fishing stimulator based on the reactive senses of bass and other predatory fish. The sounds created by the unit  imitates the audible underwater sounds of baitfish and fish-feeding activities. The unit  is Read More

EZ Angler caught up with Pro Series Elite Mike Iaconelli to talk about the 2014 tournament season and the line of products he’s been working on with Rapala, Berkley Fishing and a line of custom fishing rods through Abu Garcia.      Read More

Professional Crappie Tournament Angler and Guide Todd Huckabee debunks the “myths” on crappie fishing water temperature. “The biggest myths in Crappie fishing is the water temperature. For years it was said that it has to be 65 to 70 degrees before crappie spawn. This has been documented for years even in books and literature. Guess what, water temperature has nothing to do Read More

by Adam Smith – For any size tournament it is crucial to do your homework! As a boater there is much more put into this but you should still do your fair share as a co-angler to help put you at the top more times than not! When starting to prepare for a tournament you first want to think about how much you already know about the lake you’ll be fishing, if you have a good amount of Read More

by Andrew Martin  When I was a kid, my dad made me learn how to play golf with only a 7-iron and a putter. By focusing on one club and learning to hit it well, I was able to pick up the other clubs with no problem. The same principle can be applied to bass fishing. In this sport, nothing travels faster than the latest and greatest lure or technique. Every year tackle companies spend millions Read More

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