Senior Account Director, Corporate Technology
Jody White is a Senior Account Director at Corporate Technology. He covers a diverse range of topics including events and conferences, sports business, and competitive sports, with a particular focus on individual sports and event technology. Jody's work has been featured in Major League Fishing and Sun Community News & Printing.
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By: Jody White
KISSIMMEE, Fla. – With the sun rising above the palms and cattails on the shores of Lake Tohopekaliga, the Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Championship on the Kissimmee Chain is officially off and running. The Top 40 pros from the season are ready to roll, and with up to $135,000 to the winner and $5,000 to last place (as much as REDCREST and more than the Bassmaster Classic), Kissimmee is the place to be this weekend.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. – Day 1 of the Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Championship on the Kissimmee Chain went to plan for some pros and off the rails for others. In the lead, Bobby Bakewell sacked up 25 pounds, 2 ounces – a perfect start for the Orlando native. Behind him, Kyle Austin tallied 22-10, and Levi Thibodaux leads a group of 20- and 21-pound bags with 21-9 for third.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. – Moving up from fourth place on Day 1, Levi Kohl cracked 27 pounds, 3 ounces to take the lead in the Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Championship on the Kissimmee Chain. With a 48-8 total, Kohl leads Drew Gill by a little more than 5 pounds and Levi Thibodaux by 6 pounds going into Championship Sunday.
By: Jody White
KISSIMMEE, Fla. – Burnishing his already sterling record, Drew Gill earned his third major victory of the year – and his second in Florida – with a comeback win in the Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Championship on the Kissimmee Chain. In sixth place after Day 1, Gill moved up to second on Day 2 with 22 pounds, 12 ounces, and he smashed his way to the top on Day 3 with 31-13 for a 75-3 total. For the win, Gill takes home $100,000, a superfluous REDCREST qualification and some serious momentum for the rest of the fall slate.
By: Jody White
KISSIMMEE, Fla. – The Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Presented by MillerTech season wrapped up with the championship on the Kissimmee Chain , and it turned out to be a fascinating event. While the fabled brush piles in Kissimmee did account for some Top 10 finishes, they weren't the sure bet that some expected. In the end, Toho was the primary player, and the anglers with the best sonar skills got the job done.
An insightful look at pro anglers in their native habitat, take a look at the homes that bass built. In the latest Bass Cave Presented by Tackle Warehouse Kyle Austin shows off his shop in South Carolina, his home base for chasing big Santee Cooper bass and catfish.
Learn how Drew Gill earned his third major victory of the year – and his second in Florida – with a comeback win in the Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Championship on the Kissimmee Chain. Expertly targeting bass roaming between clean bottom and peppergrass, Gill enticed them with two different presentations for a big week on Lake Toho. Winning […]
By: Jody White
There's something pretty special about watching a father and son share a bass boat. Sure, there are fish to catch, patterns to figure out and a little friendly competition to enjoy. But when you really get down to it, those things tend to take a back seat to something much more important.
It's not uncommon for a group of anglers to whip up a logo and name their group chat – there's probably at least one such group in every part of the country, or maybe for every major tournament lake. But the Muddy Water Mob, a group of anglers based in Oklahoma around the Arkansas River, is one of the longest-running such groups, possibly the most decorated in terms of tournament accolades and almost certainly the only one that has a major fishing brand making baits with their name on 'em.
The 2026 Toyota Bonus Bucks Owners Tournament on Lake Guntersville brought together anglers (and Toyota owners) from all over the country for a celebration of bass fishing. Check out the scenes from the tournament, which was won by the father-son team of Jade and Caige Bragg, who brought a 24-pound, 1-ounce limit to the scale for the win.
