Episode 1407: THE 2026 BASSMATER CLASSIC PREVIEW SHOW (WITH DAVE RUSH)

BASS TALK LIVE

Mark Jeffreys

Bass, Fishing, Bassfishing, Outdoor, Sports, Dallas

4.9 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 11 March 2026

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Matt is joined by Dave Rush from Best On Tour to break down the 2026 Bassmaster Classic field.

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0:00.0	This is the 22nd season of Bass Talk Live.
0:05.0	BTL is presented by Bass Cat Boats.
0:10.0	Striking lures.
0:12.0	AFCO.
0:14.0	Pro Guy Batteries.
0:15.0	Spro.
0:16.0	Gama Katsu.
0:18.0	The Bass Tank.
0:20.0	Beatdown outdoors. and Sunline.
0:25.5	BTL coming at you.
0:30.1	Good afternoon and welcome to another exciting edition of BTL Bass Talk Live,
0:34.5	where we're going to talk about fishing.
0:36.0	It's officially Bass Master Classic week competition kicks off on Friday in Knoxville, Tennessee.
0:45.5	For the first time, says the 2023 Bassmaster Classic, which was won by Jeff Gustafson.
0:52.6	We kind of always do a classic recap show. We've had a
0:55.0	couple good weeks of classic shows. We had Blake on from Beatdown Outdoors yesterday morning. He
1:00.8	talked a little bit about what goes on behind the scenes in the classic expo, how that has really
1:07.2	grown. It's probably the premier place in the world now to get your hands
1:11.0	on some of the newer products that are coming out and a lot of work that goes into that massive
1:15.4	classic expo. If you missed last Thursday show, it's kind of inside the head of a first-time
1:21.5	classic competitor. We've got a lot of first-time classic qualifiers this year in Knoxville. We're
1:25.5	going to go through those with Dave Rush from Best on Tour and kind of talk about
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