After a diagnosis that changed his Father's passion for tournament angling, Chase Aulidge, decided to follow in his Father's footsteps and started tournament angling at only 12 years of age. Chase has worked hard both on and off the water and it is his goal to become a Professional Angler fishing both the FLW and BASS Series.
Nick and Aaron are tournament partners in the Professional Musky Tournament Trail, where they travel to compete for the top musky in four tournaments throughout the year. Armed with as little as four rod and reel combos, very large lures with even bigger hooks, musky anglers know the elusive fish can be difficult to find but adding a tournament situation, makes it that much more of a challenge.
His passion for fishing is shown daily on social media as he posts his photos of monster bass and is known to his followers as J.B. Bassmaster. When it looks like he is fishing on private property in Florida, most of the time he is, with permission to some of the best fish in Florida.
Having grown through a series of personal tragedies, Nicole took to fishing and has made it her career and passion. It changed her life so much that she now makes it her responsibility to help others believe in their dreams.
It is very rewarding to be able to teach others how to protect and preserve our environment, how to use a rod, how to tie a fishing knot, how to rig their line, how to safely cast, the basics of safety and the protection of their fishing equipment including Rod Gloves, Reel Gloves, and Bait Gloves.
With all of the knowledge of fishing, M J says he prefers to fish the competitive tournaments as a co-angler. He says it is imperative as a co-angler to work together with their partner, help launch/load the boat, net the fish and always show proper etiquette while on and off the water. He always makes arrangements to split the costs of hotel, gas, oil as he himself owns a boat and knows the cost that is involved.
Working 40 hours per week as a full-time project manager and living the lifestyle of a Bass Pro Elite has meant a sacrifice to Jamie Horton and his family. By switching this year to the FLW Walmart Tour, he is now able to enjoy his summer with a lighter tournament schedule that allows time for his granddaughter's baseball games.
Overcoming obstacles like being struck by lightning and knee injuries, The Rod Glove Pro Staff and LBAA Debbie Chadwick Warner has made it to the podium on several occasions through hard work.
Greg Bohannan, Rod Glove Pro Staff and FLW Touring Pro, believes in working hard both on the water competing and with his sponsors. He makes stops along his FLW Tour where he works with young men to help them become "reel" men through his program Hook, Line and Leader.
Making a comeback, The Rod Glove Pro Bass and Fishing Guide, Chris Jackson has his rod locker full of The Rod Gloves to protect his rods and always explains to his guests the importance of using The Rod Glove products. He uses his guide service as a way to get more time on the water with various anglers and to help promote his sponsors products along the way.
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