With Palaniuk earning the 2022 Bassmaster Angler of the Year title, it officially makes five of the last seven AOY winners being Humminbird and Minn Kota Pros.

Defending his reign of Lake Fork, Humminbird Pro Lee Livesay dominated the field with a four-day total of 113 pounds, 11 ounces earning him his third Bassmaster Elite Series trophy in two years.

Seth Feider heads north for the final two Elite events with the Angler of the Year title in reach.

Lee Livesay and Mike Huff take on Lake Chickamauga to claim back-to-back victories for Humminbird Bassmaster Elite Pros.

Recapping the journey to first and second-place finishes on Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie.

In his 8th season, Chris Zaldain laid down a performance for the storybooks in the 2019 Bassmaster Elite Series. With three 2nd place finishes, five top tens, a 4th place finish in Angler of the Year points and the most total weight caught throughout the season, Zaldain had the kind of year most anglers only dream of.

Humminbird and Minn Kota pro team El Nino hit pay dirt at the 2019 Flounder Pounder tournament in Milfred, Delaware with a fluke topping the scales at 8 pounds 6 ounces, thanks in large part to the team’s use of the One-Boat Network™.

Aaron Martens stood his ground against winds up to 25 miles per hour all day at Table Rock Lake, reeling in 50 fish for a total of 86-pounds, 4-ounces. See how he did it.

The first Bassmaster Elite Series event on the St. John’s River will see the debut of four new Humminbird and Minn Kota pro team members, as well as three new Elite anglers who are legacy members of the pro team.

Jeff Gustafson, also known as “Gussy” is a newcomer to the Bassmaster Elite Series and one of the few Canadian anglers on the series... Get to know Jeff in this Angler Spotlight.