October 24, 2018

Mossy Oak Fishing Bassmaster Classic Bracket Head-to-Head Matchups Begin October 24th

In a recent turn of events, B.A.S.S. has changed the plans for the 2018 Mossy Oak Fishing Bassmaster Classic Bracket tournament, taking place at Carters Lake in Ellijay, GA.

What was planned to be an eight angler field competing for one seat in the 2019 Bassmaster Classic Championship has been doubled to a sixteen-angler field that will all be competing for three different seats up for grabs over four total days of fishing. The first day of fishing consisted of the sixteen anglers competing for a Top 12 spot to be seeded into one of three different brackets of four anglers. The winner of each bracket wins their respective bracket’s ticket to the Classic.

Bassmaster Classic Bracket — Image provided by B.A.S.S.

Live coverage of the head-to-head matchups begins on Wednesday, October 24^th and goes into Friday, October 26^th. Live coverage will be streamed at https://www.bassmaster.com/video/classic-bracket-live. Viewers may also tune into B.A.S.S.’s BASSTrakk to see a leaderboard updated in real time.

Gerald Swindle Bassmaster Classic Bracket — Photo by Steve Bowman (B.A.S.S.)

Mossy Oak launched Elements Agua at the ICAST show in July 2017. Elements Agua is the official pattern of B.A.S.S. Elements Agua comes from Mossy Oak’s family of patterns created with the core elements of the natural world in mind – earth, wind, and water. Agua is a photo-realistic, multi-directional pattern meant for both seasoned sportsmen and those who simply enjoy spending time in the great outdoors.

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