The Man That Brought You Helicopter Lures... 2024
J Francho reply :
...is back!!!!!!!
http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/tournaments/opens/news/story?page=b_opens_Roland_Martin_Returns
I so want him to kick butt. Good Luck Roland! ;D
OHIO reply :
That's so cool. Bass fishing may be the only sport where you can come back at 71 and have a chance.
I hope he does well. 
5bass reply :
I wonder what he'll have tied on all his Rocket Rods that he has laying on his deck.
J Francho reply :
He should have to fish with just the items he shills for. Problem is, he'd still get bit - they'd all be covered in Megastrike, LOL.
fishfordollars reply :
I hope he doesn't embarrass himself. Good luck to you Roland. Hope you prove that us old farts can still compete.
Captain Shane Procell reply :
Go get em Roland!
I hope he does well.
SoFlaBassAddict reply :
I've always liked Roland. Hope he gets out there and puts a hurting on some of the younger guys.
WCCT reply :
Say what you want about the cheesey stuff he endorses, but the guy can flat out catch fish. He could back in the day, and I bet he still can. Go Roland!!!
lynyrdsky1 reply :
He coudln't stay away could he haha. But thats awsome he is coming back. Theres really only person I would love to see back In B.A.S.S. actually back in general but will never happen and thats Bryan Kerchal. Many of you probably don't know who he was and probably surprised I know who he is.
Lund Explorer reply :
QuoteHe coudln't stay away could he haha. But thats awsome he is coming back. Theres really only person I would love to see back In B.A.S.S. actually back in general but will never happen and thats Bryan Kerchal. Many of you probably don't know who he was and probably surprised I know who he is.
I take it that for you, a great gift in the BR Christmas Exchange might come from this page.
http://www.bryankerchalfund.org/order_info.htm
lynyrdsky1 reply :
QuoteQuoteHe coudln't stay away could he haha. But thats awsome he is coming back. Theres really only person I would love to see back In B.A.S.S. actually back in general but will never happen and thats Bryan Kerchal. Many of you probably don't know who he was and probably surprised I know who he is.I take it that for you, a great gift in the BR Christmas Exchange might come from this page.
http://www.bryankerchalfund.org/order_info.htm
Haha yea a fish whistle and a bag of plastic red shad worms that actually be pretty cool.
Grey Wolf reply :
QuoteHe coudln't stay away could he haha. But thats awsome he is coming back. Theres really only person I would love to see back In B.A.S.S. actually back in general but will never happen and thats Bryan Kerchal. Many of you probably don't know who he was and probably surprised I know who he is.
Enlighten us dummies please.
lynyrdsky1 reply :
QuoteQuoteHe coudln't stay away could he haha. But thats awsome he is coming back. Theres really only person I would love to see back In B.A.S.S. actually back in general but will never happen and thats Bryan Kerchal. Many of you probably don't know who he was and probably surprised I know who he is.Enlighten us dummies please.
In 1994 he got into the BASSMASTER classic through Federation Nation. Qualified for the Classic 2 years in a row finished dead last his first year and won his second year. At 23 he was the youngest ever to do so. Sadly he died in plane crash the same year he won the Classic.
dave reply :
http://www.richz.com/bryan/bryan.html
dave reply :
Quote...is back!!!!!!!http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/tournaments/opens/news/story?page=b_opens_Roland_Martin_Returns
I so want him to kick butt. Good Luck Roland! ;D
This news almost seems like it should be on the front page. (where ever that might be)
I remember when he retired, he said that he was fishing a tournament and fished down a stretch of bank. Another young angler came in behind him and caught fish. He said something told him after that, that he didn't feel he could compete. If he couldn't compete at the level at which was needed, he would have to retire. I wonder what changed. He says in the article that he is only so so mentally.
5bass reply :
Roland can still catch 'em and it's only three 3-day tournaments. Toho, which is like home field advantage for him, then Norman which is a good numbers lake, then it wraps up at Burley's favorite fishing hole: Douglas.
I think he'll do okay, considering he's probably forgotten more about bass fishing than most of the guys in the Opens know about it now.
J Francho reply :
I hope he smokes everyone.
maveric1 reply :
Yeah its great that hes back, but the Southern division is tough I know a few guys who fish it and its tough.. I am gonna make 1 this year as a co angler but intend on fishing on the angler side in the next season or so just to meet some of the incrediable anglers who fish on this level and the chance of getting to the BIG SHOW lol
5bass reply :
QuoteI hope he smokes everyone.
Toho will obviously be his best chance to smoke 'em. Norman will probably be a lot of numbers and come down to culling ounces so I think the whole field will have a legit shot in that one. Douglas in June sets up well for him, he knows a thing or two about a deep crank and a carolina rig.
Tin reply :
Norman just plain sucks imo. lol
fishfordollars reply :
QuoteQuote...is back!!!!!!!http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/tournaments/opens/news/story?page=b_opens_Roland_Martin_Returns
I so want him to kick butt. Good Luck Roland! ;D
This news almost seems like it should be on the front page. (where ever that might be)
I remember when he retired, he said that he was fishing a tournament and fished down a stretch of bank. Another young angler came in behind him and caught fish. He said something told him after that, that he didn't feel he could compete. If he couldn't compete at the level at which was needed, he would have to retire. I wonder what changed. He says in the article that he is only so so mentally.
That other young angler just happen to be Ike.
fishermantony reply :
QuoteHe coudln't stay away could he haha. But thats awsome he is coming back. Theres really only person I would love to see back In B.A.S.S. actually back in general but will never happen and thats Bryan Kerchal. Many of you probably don't know who he was and probably surprised I know who he is.
Not surprised at all. I have the Bassmaster magazine he was on the cover of after he won the classic in a frame in my garage right next to my rods. He is a great source of inspiration to me and a great example of how to conduct yourself.
lynyrdsky1 reply :
QuoteQuoteHe coudln't stay away could he haha. But thats awsome he is coming back. Theres really only person I would love to see back In B.A.S.S. actually back in general but will never happen and thats Bryan Kerchal. Many of you probably don't know who he was and probably surprised I know who he is.Not surprised at all. I have the Bassmaster magazine he was on the cover of after he won the classic in a frame in my garage right next to my rods. He is a great source of inspiration to me and a great example of how to conduct yourself.
Yea my goal in Life has always been to be like him (except for leaving this world prematurally). He is a prime example of how someone without much experience but with drive, determination, and pride could make their dreams come true.
fishermantony reply :
QuoteQuoteQuoteHe coudln't stay away could he haha. But thats awsome he is coming back. Theres really only person I would love to see back In B.A.S.S. actually back in general but will never happen and thats Bryan Kerchal. Many of you probably don't know who he was and probably surprised I know who he is.Not surprised at all. I have the Bassmaster magazine he was on the cover of after he won the classic in a frame in my garage right next to my rods. He is a great source of inspiration to me and a great example of how to conduct yourself.
Yea my goal in Life has always been to be like him (except for leaving this world prematurally). He is a prime example of how someone without much experience but with drive, determination, and pride could make their dreams come true.
You watch the 94 Classic highlights and get a glimpse of the gentlemen he was. On stage after he won, Ray Scott said "Your a hamburger flipper right, that's what you do?" Bryan just replied with "I don't know, do I still do that?" Humility is a most admirable trait.
sodaksker reply :
He will have to change his hook phrase.....
From....."son!!"
To......."Grandson!!" ;D ;D ;D
Good luck Roland!!!
Triton21 reply :
Roland is the biggest A$$hole I ever met but I got to give the Devil his due, he is one of the best fisherman that ever lived.
Kelley
lynyrdsky1 reply :
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteHe coudln't stay away could he haha. But thats awsome he is coming back. Theres really only person I would love to see back In B.A.S.S. actually back in general but will never happen and thats Bryan Kerchal. Many of you probably don't know who he was and probably surprised I know who he is.Not surprised at all. I have the Bassmaster magazine he was on the cover of after he won the classic in a frame in my garage right next to my rods. He is a great source of inspiration to me and a great example of how to conduct yourself.
Yea my goal in Life has always been to be like him (except for leaving this world prematurally). He is a prime example of how someone without much experience but with drive, determination, and pride could make their dreams come true.
You watch the 94 Classic highlights and get a glimpse of the gentlemen he was. On stage after he won, Ray Scott said "Your a hamburger flipper right, that's what you do?" Bryan just replied with "I don't know, do I still do that?" Humility is a most admirable trait.
is there anyway to find that video?
Go Time reply :
QuoteI wonder what changed. He says in the article that he is only so so mentally.
I heard on a interview TFR did with him that the redfish tournaments he has been fishing went away. So he has been competing, just not bass. Seeing him come back to BASS he obviously can't live with out the competition. I sure hope I have that kind of drive when I'm 70!
unclejed reply :
I think he is just trying to get back to the Classic. If he can win one of the three Opens, he's in the Classic. I hope to see him do it.
Nick reply :
He's a great competitor, rule bender, and cagey business man. Tournament angling suits him.
J Francho reply :
I guess he's sitting pretty today, brought in over 18 yesterday.
1 Gerald Swindle 5 30-13 5 30-13
2 Trevor Fitzgerald 5 29-15 5 29-15
3 Terry Scroggins 5 25- 5 5 25- 5
4 Larry Cahan 5 24- 9 5 24- 9
5 Bobby Lane 5 21- 7 5 21- 7
6 Cliff Prince 5 19- 2 5 19- 2
6 Chris Lane 5 19- 2 5 19- 2
8 Roland Martin 5 18- 0 5 18- 0
9 Ott Defoe 5 15-13 5 15-13
10 Brett Mitchell 5 15- 5 5 15- 5
11 Keith Poche 5 14- 1 5 14- 1
11 Joe Ventrello 5 14- 1 5 14- 1
13 Jason Counsil 4 14- 0 4 14- 0
14 Randy Elliott 4 13-15 4 13-15
15 Michael Johnson 5 13-10 5 13-10
16 Justin Hamner 5 13- 9 5 13- 9
17 Merle Wells 4 13- 3 4 13- 3
17 Shane Lineberger 4 13- 3 4 13- 3
19 Dave Mansue 5 12-14 5 12-14
19 Keith Caka 5 12-14 5 12-14
1inStripes reply :
Very good showing for him on the first day. Kinda interested to see how Ott DeFoe does since he fishes alot of our local lakes.
Sfritr reply :
OOOooooooo Son!!!!!!!!!!
I grew up watching his shows. Good for you Roland. I just hope this isn't a ploy for him to push some more products....
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RoLo reply :
During the ESPN "Greatest Angler Debate" in 2005, I voted for Martin over Clunn.
Though I was real happy to see the G-Man win the Southern Open,
I was looking forward to at least meeting Roland Martin.
We looked in every boat for the stocky old pro, but then we finally learned
that Roland had dropped to 18th place during the 2nd day,
and missed the cut by 6 spots. That was a bummer for us >
Roger
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