Kick off an exciting new season of Federation Angler TV on Lake Conroe, Texas, as the best bass fishermen in North America battle it out at the 2022 Bass Federation National Championship! After a season of intense qualifying events, these elite anglers compete for a life-changing $125,000 prize. In early March, rising temperatures push the bass into the shallows, and the buzz is high following a recent 10-pound catch. Witness thrilling moments as one angler closes the gap on the leader with mere hours remaining. Packed with expert tips for spring bass fishing, this episode is a must-watch for anglers eager to up their game. Who will claim the championship title?
This episode follows the annual North American Bass Challenge on the renowned Sturgeon Bay of Lake Michigan. With 143 teams competing for a share of the $113,000 purse, this episode highlights the high-stakes race to reel in victory. Known for its crystal-clear waters and record-breaking smallmouth bass, the bay presents unexpected challenges as unusual conditions test the anglers’ skills. A surprising setback derails the favourite team, opening the door for an underdog triumph. Witness diverse tactics as competitors adapt to the bay’s challenges, culminating in a game-changing monster catch that shakes up the leaderboard. Who will rise to claim the trophy?
Federation Angler TV takes you to Sandusky, Ohio, for the 2022 Masters Walleye Circuit tournament on Lake Erie. With 136 teams competing for a $111,000 purse, this event showcases the finest grassroots Walleye anglers in the nation. The tactic of choice is trolling lures, using advanced sonar to find bait balls near underwater structures where trophy walleye prowl. But Mother Nature has other plans—40 mph winds whip the south shore into a choppy gauntlet, making precision trolling a daunting task. As one team surges onto the podium with a game-changing catch, the leaders face mounting pressure to deliver on day two. Who will weather the storm and claim the ultimate prize?
In the heart of Oscoda, Michigan, on the vast waters of Lake Huron, 45 elite teams face off in the 2022 Masters Walleye Circuit for a $35,000 prize. With 30 mph winds whipping the freshwater ocean into chaos, anglers must make a pivotal choice: head south for shelter or brave the northern storm where trophy walleye await. The scale of Lake Huron challenges even the most seasoned competitors, forcing them to rely on deep trolling techniques to find success. As day one unfolds, one team emerges as a frontrunner despite the punishing conditions. But as the winds intensify, the question looms—will day two proceed, or will the storm halt their pursuit of glory?
The 2022 Masters Walleye Circuit brings 63 skilled teams to Lake Oahe in Gettysburg, South Dakota, to vie for a $60,000 prize. It’s mid-august, and as summer transitions into fall, walleye movements become unpredictable, challenging even the most seasoned anglers on this expansive reservoir. Reports of monster fish fuel the competition, but high winds and shifting conditions test their ability to keep crankbaits at the precise depth over key structures. Two dominant pro anglers hold a commanding lead, but with giants lurking in the depths, the contest remains wide open. One big catch could flip the leaderboard and crown a new champion. Who will rise to the occasion?
Federation Angler TV returns to cover the 2022 Masters Walleye Circuit on the Bay of Green Bay in Oconto, Wisconsin. With 75 of the country’s toughest anglers vying for $132,000 in prizes, the stage is set for a thrilling competition. Launching from Breakwater Park into a calm, misty morning, the anglers find a brief respite from the stormy weather of days past. Despite the tranquility, the fishing remains challenging, and small catches on day one leave everything up for grabs. One team makes a game-changing adjustment to their retrieve, sparking a strong bite, but with another boat solidly in the lead, it will take a trophy catch to shift the balance.
This episode spotlights the Student Angler Federation’s high school fishing national championship finals—one of the most prestigious events in bass fishing. This annual four-day competition offers young anglers a shot at millions in collegiate scholarships and coveted prizes. In this 2022 qualifier on Texas’ Lake Conroe, we meet teams casting around backwaters, docks, and spawning beds where the biggest bass are biting. Among the leaders are talented young women redefining the sport, showcasing skill, strategy, and the power of a woman’s touch. With the leaderboard wide open, one young angler’s monster catch could change everything. Tune in for an inspiring showcase of emerging talent and high-stakes bass fishing drama!
Federation Angler TV continues its coverage of the Student Angler Federation’s high school fishing national championship, this time from the scenic Tennessee River in Florence, Alabama. With a coveted spot in the top ten on the line, young anglers battle for a chance to advance to the finals and compete for millions of dollars in college scholarships and prizes. Dive into the strategies and techniques these emerging pros use to stay ahead in the competition and discover the rich history of this groundbreaking event that opens doors for the next generation of fishing enthusiasts. From innovation to determination, this episode captures the spirit of youth shaping the future of competitive bass fishing.
It’s the climactic final day of the Student Angler Federation’s high school fishing world finals on the Tennessee River in Florence, Alabama. After three gruelling days, 31 teams remain, each making their final push for millions of dollars in college scholarships and a life-changing victory. A team that dominated the leaderboard all week faces a new challenge as weights reset to zero, levelling the playing field for an all-out battle. Bold decisions define the day as one team makes a daring change in tactics—will it deliver the winning catch? Hear from the next generation of pro anglers about what this sport and competition mean to them in this thrilling conclusion to the biggest stage in high school bass fishing.
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