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08/27/2026

03/30/2026

Sam Rayburn treated us good this week. Came out strong on Day 1 with a solid bag and put ourselves in 4th place. Day 2 didn’t start how we wanted, but we kept our heads down and grinded it out, making the most of every opportunity we had. Ended up 15th on Day 2.

This one means a little more though — last tournament fishing alongside my brother before he graduates. Blessed for the time on the water together and everything this sport has given us.

“Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.” — Proverbs 3:5 (KJV)

On to the next.

03/21/2026

Got the win on the Sabine River with 12.72. It was a grind from start to finish—one of those days where every bite mattered and nothing came easy. Conditions were tough with the wind making it even harder to stay on them, but we just kept trusting the process and fishing clean.

Late in the day we got the bite we needed—a 5.69 that really changed everything. That fish was a blessing and the difference maker for us. In a tournament like this, you don’t get many opportunities, so we’re beyond thankful we capitalized on the one that counted.

To come out on top against this kind of competition means a lot, and I truly believe God had His hand in it the whole way through. None of this happens without Him.

Blessed to get the win and even more blessed to qualify for the B.A.S.S. Masters Nationals. On to the next one.

02/17/2026

18th out of 300 teams at Toledo Bend with 16.33 on the scales — we smashed them this weekend 🎣 Truly thankful for all the blessings God gave us out there. Every cast, every bite, and every moment on the water was a reminder of how good He is. We’re grateful for the opportunity, the experience, and the chance to do what we love surrounded by His creation. Praying He continues to bless us with more days like this and keeps us humble and thankful no matter the outcome.

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02/16/2026

Toledo Bend treated us right this weekend. We finished with 16.88 and couldn’t be more thankful. Blessed to be out there on the water, doing what we love, surrounded by good people every cast is a lesson and every trip is a blessing.

Praying the Lord puts us on some big ol’ bass at Toledo Bend next weekend Let’s run it back.




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01/04/2026

This past weekend was one for the books. We spent the whole weekend on the water, grinding it out and having a great time doing what we love. Long days, early mornings, and a lot of laughs made it a trip we won’t forget. The fishing had its ups and downs, but the experience and memories made it all worth it.

We ended up finishing 20th with a total weight of 10.66—not the finish we were aiming for, but we still walked away proud. We locked in second place Big Bass with a 6.27, which was a huge highlight and made the weekend even sweeter. Learned a lot, had a blast, and we’ll be back stronger next time. 🎣💪

12/17/2025

Back on Sam Rayburn this weekend for back-to-back tournaments in some very tough conditions.

Saturday at the SETX Opener brought active frontal conditions and a difficult bite, but we were able to put together three fish for 11.56 lbs, finishing 23rd overall and bringing in the second-biggest bass of the event with a 6.02 lb fish.

Sunday’s DETX Q4 Tournament followed with cold, windy, post-frontal conditions. We were able to locate fish and get the bites needed to cross the scales, finishing 6th with 12.40 lbs.

Grateful to be on the water and thankful to God for every opportunity, every bite, and the lessons that come with days like these.

11/11/2025

Sam Rayburn was a challenge this weekend. I couldn’t quite find the key bite I needed, and the patterns kept shifting as the day went on. I covered water, stayed patient, and took what the lake was willing to give. I ended the day with 12.14 for 18th place, and I’m grateful for every fish that made it to the boat.

Fishing solo this time reminded me how much goes into every cast and every decision. It also reminded me how blessed I am to have a brother who shares this passion with me. I missed having him in the boat on Saturday, and I’m ready to have him back beside me for the next one.

More than anything, I’m thankful for the opportunity to be out there, to learn, to compete, and to grow. Not every tournament ends with the result you want, but every one of them teaches something you can carry forward in life.

All glory to God, always, for through him all things are possible.

10/19/2025

TBN Q2 – Toledo Bend
After an amazing morning bite, it turned into a grinder for the rest of the day. The bite slowed down, and we lost a few key fish, but God provided as always. We ended up finishing 6th and even took home an amazing surprise door prize — a Bates Hundo reel with some incredible artwork on it.