GALLERY: Neal seals the deal with Stage Seven win

1m • Garrick Dixon, Joel Shangle • Bass Pro Tour

Carson looks for points, current breaks when walking the bank for smallmouth

1d • Bass Pro Tour

Podcast: Matt Becker and Spencer Shuffield recap their Team Series win

1w • Jody White • Bass Pro Tour

PATTERN INSIDE THE PATTERN: Going deep the ticket for Neal at St. Lawrence

3w • Dave Landahl • Bass Pro Tour

Emptying the notebook from the 2024 Bass Pro Tour season

3w • Mitchell Forde • Bass Pro Tour

Wide range of baits, approaches did the trick on the St. Lawrence River

1m • Tyler Brinks • Bass Pro Tour

General Tire Heavy Hitters Presented by Bass Pro Shops on the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes nominated for Best Pro Sports event award

1m • MLF • Press Releases

Neal becomes two-time Bass Pro Tour winner at Stage Seven

1m • Tyler Brinks • Bass Pro Tour

Bass Pro Tour, Stage Seven, Day 6 – Post Game (8/11/2024)

1m • Bass Pro Tour

HIGHLIGHTS: Stage Seven Championship Round

1m • Bass Pro Tour

Bass Pro Tour MLFNOW! live stream, Stage Seven Day 6 (8/11/2024)

1m • Bass Pro Tour

GALLERY: Fast times at final round of Stage Seven

1m • Rob Matsuura, Garrick Dixon • Bass Pro Tour

GALLERY: Final Championship Round of the 2024 Bass Pro Tour season underway

1m • Rob Matsuura, Garrick Dixon • Bass Pro Tour

GALLERY: Post Game show sets the stage for 2024 season finale

1m • Joel Shangle • Bass Pro Tour

GALLERY: Wheeler awarded third Angler of the Year trophy

1m • Rob Matsuura, Joel Shangle • Bass Pro Tour

GALLERY: Neal seals the deal with Stage Seven win

Image for GALLERY: Neal seals the deal with Stage Seven win

August 11, 2024 • Garrick Dixon, Joel Shangle • Bass Pro Tour

MASSENA, N.Y. — Family, friends, and fans joined Michael Neal in celebrating his second career event win on the Bass Pro Tour at Minn Kota Stage Seven Presented by Humminbird on the St. Lawrence River. Seven must be Neal’s lucky number as he also won Stage Seven of the 2021 Bass Pro Tour on Lake St. Clair.

It was a hard-fought battle for the Tennessee angler as he and John Hunter were neck-and-neck but Neal prevailed with 28 bass weighing 88 pounds, 14 ounces after pulling ahead in Period 3. For his efforts, Neal earned $100,000, the coveted trophy to add to his collection, and memories to last a lifetime.

Neal and the rest of the Top 10 anglers for Stage Seven hit the stage for a Post Game show to share their thoughts on the final event of the 2024 season.

The next season of the Bass Pro Tour will begin on Jan. 30, 2025 with Stage One at Lake Conroe in Conroe, Texas.