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San Antonio, TX (January 11, 2021) – At this time, the Association of Collegiate Anglers is hosting an Online Tournament for anglers to compete in during their Holiday Break. Yesterday we provided an update to the leaderboard and Cole Breeden from Drury University is in 1st place with a largemouth bass measuring 24 inches in length. Breeden holds a slim lead over 2nd place as the event is set to close on Sunday evening. On this episode of the Rapala #WeAreCollegiateBass Podcast, we talk with Breeden, the young Drury University angler, about catching the tournament leading fish. Tune in to hear what he has to say about that and much more!
LISTEN HERE: EP. 98 – Drury’s Cole Breeden Leads ACA Online Tournament
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About the ACA
The Association of Collegiate Anglers (ACA), a division of CarecoTV, is a tournament organization created to facilitate growth, development, and structure within competitive collegiate bass fishing. The ACA created the original BoatUS Collegiate Bass Fishing Series, fourteen seasons ago, which is now the Bass Pro Shops Collegiate Bass Fishing Series, and still the longest running collegiate bass fishing series in existence. The ACA provides support to dozens of school operated regional events nationwide and owns the Bass Pro Shops Collegiate Bass Fishing Series, Bass Pro Shops School of Year Program, and associated assets. The ACA also provides the largest amount of televised coverage of any collegiate fishing series with dedicated programming on several television networks ranging from CBS Sports, Pursuit Channel, World Fishing Network, as well as other regional and national networks. For more information on the ACA or the Bass Pro Shops Collegiate Bass Fishing Series, visit www.CollegiateBassChampionship.com. For more information on Bass Pro Shops, visit www.BassPro.com. For more information on CarecoTV, visit www.CarecoTV.com.