You get up super early, you’re out on the water super early, in the conditions no matter what it is, whether it is pouring or it’s 100 degrees out, you are out there for however long it may be.Įvan travels all over the country, competing against hundreds of other fishermen/women, and currently has college programs recruiting him to join their teams after he graduates. Channel Catfish Im at Lone Star lake and need one to progress on and out. You've heard of fishing competitions sure, but competitive fishing at the collegiate level has grown over 700% nationwide for the past several years.Įvan made the 2023 Bass Master High School All-State fishing team and he told KCRG, he's out fishing no matter what the conditions are. Most people might not realize how much competitive fishing has grown over the years. Now, he will likely join a collegiate fishing team after he graduates as he is currently ranked the 51st best high school fisher in the world. While some may think of fishing as a fun hobby or a way to spend time with friends and family, Evan is likely going to use fishing as a way to attend college, where he'll get the opportunity to compete against some of the best fishermen/women on the planet.Īccording to KCRG, Evan started out his fishing lifestyle as a hobby during the early days of the pandemic.
Evan is a teenager from Norwalk, Iowa, and he is one of the best high schooler anglers in the entire world.
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