Meet Chris
I was born and raised in Southern California. Since the age of 5, I grew up fishing with my family on the local lakes, the Kern river, and the Pacific Ocean.
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Taking My Career To The Next Level
Make 2011 your breakout season with Bass Pro Sites. With one click, you're communicating with the bass fishing community through videos, new product releases and reporting your success along the tournament trail. And when sponsors want to know what you bring to the table, the pitch is easy. While your competition is talking to one, you're reaching out to a worldwide audience. With trackable numbers and statistics, your fanbase goes right along with you. Take your tournament fishing to the next level, check out Bass Pro Sites today.
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Tournament Trail
I'm taking my career to the next level this year and looking forward to a full tour schedule in 2011. We're going to be covering a lot of water along the western trails and making my share of road-trips. You can follow me on tour by checking out my Tournament Trail page with my 2011 schedule and results as they come in. Check back often and I hope to see you out on the water.
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— The Latest from Chris Mason Fishing —
Bass Angler Killed in FL
Posted by chris on October 20, 2011
Electrocution blamed in Brooksville fisherman's death
BROOKSVILLE — As the afternoon wind blew, the gold spoon twisted and the bright yellowish-green chartreuse fluttered like long, flowing blond hair. By Monday, the bass fishing lure hanging from the power line was all that remained of the tragedy. It told a story.
Tactical Planning Operation "US Open"
Posted by admin on October 8, 2011
So, you’re a serious tournament Bass Angler and you have your sights set on the U.S. Open? Here are some tips for planning a full tactical assault on the elusive Bass.
Conduct Research-
Search the internet for the results of past tournaments held at the same lake. In this case, Lake Mead, outside of Las Vegas, Nevada. Take note of the winning lures or presentations, any productive areas mentioned, as well as what weights were needed to win. For the best results, look up results for the same time of year as well. This information can prove to be very valuable, as we know that history often repeats itself in relation to bass activity.
Attract Bass Fishing Sponsors
Posted by admin on January 1, 2011
So you wanna be a sponsored professional angler huh? Take it from Bass Pro Sites Pro Staffer, Bob Greene, it pays to do your homework. Tournament Bass fishing has exploded into an industry worth billions of dollars. So how do you get your piece of the pie? Careful what you wish for. There’s more to being sponsored than donning a patch or logo and hitting the lake. In fact, what you do off the water is just important. If you're looking to take your fishing to the next level, then take note - sponsorship 101 is now in session.
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