Thank you SUF Family for your support. I feel very blessed to have the opportunity to represent the SUF School. Congratulations to Brian Barde for the Boater selection. Thank you B.Lat for having the vision and ambition to help anglers enjoy catching fish. Let’s go!

Nice! 2025 will be exciting for the SUF family! Looking forward to your ideas revealed tonight.

Sports Illustrated 2026- B.Lat man of the year!

Awesome opportunity. Let’s go SUF Family!

Barde….my man! Somebody going stir crazy not being on the water. 😀😀

Me too! Good thing I have football and hockey in the wintertime.

Oh no , brother. I hope it works out for you. I’m up for a road trip if you need someone to tow your boat. I’m always ready as a co-angler. 😀

Under the more tab is the BFL rules below

13. PERMITTED FISHING METHODS • Fishing is defined as having a lure attached to a line and a rod and reel with the rod in hand. All bass must be caught alive in a conventional sporting manner. All lures must adhere to state regulations. Only artificial lures may be used, with the exception of pork trailers and biodegradable soft baits. All lures are limited to a maximum of five wires with a maximum of five spinners, five lures and three hooks (single or treble) unless state regulations are more restrictive, in which case state regulations prevail. Only ONE fishing rod may be used at a time. Trolling as a method of fishing is strictly prohibited. Trolling is defined as operating the combustion engine to extend a cast or lengthen a retrieve. Co-anglers may not assist boaters and boaters may not assist co-anglers with the use of underwater cameras and viewing systems, including but not limited to floggers, bathyscopes and similar systems. All bass caught while sight-fishing must be hooked inside the mouth and immediately shown to your boater or co-angler for verification.

Welcome Alex. Never been that far north from Virginia. Good work.

Nice pictures. Thanks for sharing.