Stage Seven: Whose Tackle Box is This?

1y • Bass Pro Tour

KEVIN VANDAM: Jig and Terminal Tackle Organization Finally Perfected

15h • Kevin VanDam • Angler Columns

JACOB WHEELER: My Thoughts on Forward-Facing Sonar (Part 1 of 2)

1d • Jacob Wheeler • Angler Columns

Randy Howell’s Daiwa Tatula Elite Spinning Rod Setup for Power Fishing

2d • Major League Lessons

Lefebre Switching Things Up in 2021

2d • Dave Landahl • Bass Pro Tour

Stephen Browning Details the St. Croix Legend Xtreme

5d • Major League Lessons

Ask the Anglers: What’s the First Technique a New Angler Should Learn?

6d • Bass Pro Tour

KEVIN VANDAM: Coldest Water of the Year Calls for Reaction Baits

6d • Kevin VanDam • Angler Columns

Ehrler’s Drop-Shot Game Got a Boost in the Most Unlikely of Places

1w • Mike Pehanich • Major League Lessons

Ott DeFoe’s Texas Success is No Accident

1w • Dave Landahl • Bass Pro Tour

Roy Hawk’s Eye for Birds

1w • Tyler Brinks • Major League Lessons

Flat-Sided Crankbait History with Professor Morgan: Big O’s, Peteys and What’s to Come (Part 2 of 2)

1w • Mike Pehanich • Bass Pro Tour

Wintertime is Slow-Rollin’ Time, According to Ish Monroe

1w • Tyler Brinks • Bass Pro Tour

FROM THE MIDDLE SEAT: Poche Made for Some Great Memories in 2020

1w • Cody Prather • Bass Pro Tour

Kevin VanDam: Accuracy is Everything in Skipping

2w • Major League Lessons

Stage Seven: Whose Tackle Box is This?

June 7, 2019 • Bass Pro Tour

At the Bass Pro Tour Stage Seven, we asked several MLF pros if they could figure out whose Plano tackle box would be full of specialty Japanese baits. Can you guess who it belongs to?