One of the most consistently successful competitors in his nine-year career on the FLW Tour, recent Idaho transplant Cody Meyer collected over 30 Top 10s and over $1 million in winnings with FLW. He’s also one of the only anglers on the MLF Bass Pro Tour to have been a world record holder: his 10.8-pound spotted bass was the largest spot on record when he caught it in 2016.
David Mullins – Mt. Carmel, TN
Home Lake – Douglas and Cherokee
Favorite Technique – Cranking
I definitely call myself one of the lucky ones. Not only am I a husband, a father of four beautiful daughters, and a new papa; I have been able to pursue my dream as a bass fisherman and guide for over two decades. I have guided on Table Rock and Bull Shoals Lakes for 23yrs and will be returning to the Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit in 2022.
Brandon is a 40 year old sales professional in the medical field when not on the water. He is married to his wife Tisha Perkins and has 2 little girls Laken (9) and Lola Fisher (7).
Guiding at Sam Rayburn and fishing big water lakes on Tour, you never know what conditions you are going to face, however, the one thing you do know is you better get there and your equipment better not fail in the process.
I’m Bryan Schmitt a husband and a father of 2. I’m a full-time fisherman with the Elite series and a charter boat business on the Chesapeake bay in Maryland. I was introduced to fishing in diapers
MLF Pro Circuit
Braxton is an MLF Pro Circuit angler who grew up in Alabama and still lives there with his wife and son. He began fishing at a young age and continued through college where he was one of the founding members of the UAB fishing team. After graduating with a degree from Auburn in Fisheries Biology, he made the leap to the professional ranks, which is where he has been since 2016. After making the move, he quickly found success with multiple top 10 finishes including a second place finish on Lake Seminole. The deep – rooted passion for the sport continues to drive him as he strives to get better every time he is on the water.
Bassmaster Elite Series
Hunter’s path to fishing competitively is different than most. While most of the names you hear in this sport have held a fishing rod in their hands since they were young kids, this was not the case for Hunter. He raced motocross from a very young age and started racing professionally at the age of 16. Hunter competed against the best of the best in the AMA Outdoor Nationals and AMA Supercross Series. Injuries and lack of sponsors helped him make the decision to retire early from racing at the age of 21.
Caleb Sumrall, 34 years old going into my 5th year on the Elite series. Worked in the oilfield for 13 years before fishing. Grew up outdoors fishing and hunting. Love sharing the outdoors with my wife (Jacie) and kids (Clelie and Axel)
Bassmaster Elite Series
I am always on the hunt for the next best thing. My family says I’m a Serial entrepreneur who needs medical help! They’re probably right.
