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Casey in the News
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The February binge
Let's talk about the bass binge that happens around the country the first few times warm rainwater rushes into the lakes and rivers.
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Charlie Reed: Where is he now?
Committing full time to the Bassmaster Tournament Trail at a late stage in his life is former Classic champion Charlie Reed's biggest regret of his...
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8 great ice bass
Brrrr! Most Southerners don't know the thrill of ice fishing. These Northern anglers are happy to share the joy!
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Back to basics worm fishing
Don't get caught up too much in the latest and "greatest." When it comes to catching bass, the Texas rig and drop shot are still...
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Lund's new 1875 Crossover XS
If you're got a wife or kids who like to be on the lake for a reason other than fishing, then a crossover boat is...
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Randy Montana, Casey Ashley to perform at 2011 Bassmaster Classic |
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Mercury/Nashville recording artist Randy Montana and Casey Ashley have signed on to perform live, free concerts from the Costa stage for thousands of fishing fans filling the New Orleans Arena during the 2011 Bassmaster Classic. The Bassmaster Classic is set for Feb. 18-20 on the Louisiana Delta out of New Orleans, La. Read More |
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Jewel signs Elite angler Casey Ashley to pro team |
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BAKERSFIELD, Mo. — Jewel Bait Co. announces the signing of Bassmaster Elite Series angler Casey Ashley to its pro staff.
Ashley enters 2011 as his sixth season of fishing the BASS tournament trail. Over the course of the 54 events he's fished to date, the Donalds, S.C., angler has had nine top 10 finishes, including a win on Virginia's Smith Mountain Lake. The earnings during his young professional bass fishing career have already neared the half million dollars mark. Read More |
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Elite Insights with Casey Ashley #7: Home Cookin' & Big Things on the Horizon |
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Thu, Jun 3rd, 2010 12:00:00 am: Casey fills us in on what it’s like to perform well in front of a hometown crowd, his future as an aspiring country musician, and this week’s Triton owners tournament at Kentucky Lake. Z-MAN: How good did it feel to finish in the top 10 on your home lake - Clarks Hill? CASEY: Oh man, it feels really good. It’s a place I’ve spent a whole bunch of time. It’s pretty much where I cut my teeth in tournament fishing, and I actually caught my first bass at Clarks Hill. So I’ve got a lot of history there, and I’ve put in a lot of time there. You just have such high expectations to do well. Especially after the first day when I came in and only had 8 pounds, I was pretty disgusted, but it all worked out. I’ve never seen that lake fish that tough. Read More |
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Casey Ashley Concert to start TOT |
Triton BASS Pro and Bass Elite Angler and Country Singer Casey Ashley backed by the Great River Road Band will perform a concert during Thursday's dinner at the Triton Owners Tournament. Casey who is an up and coming star on the BASS Tour also has been offered a career as a country singer. For those of you who have not heard Casey sing you are in for a real treat as he has as much singing talent as he does fishing talent. Concert is scheduled for 4:00 PM CST and will last until dinner is over. Mandatory rules meeting will begin at 6:00 PM.
For the Triton owners who have not registered yet for the TOT, you have until May 15 to get your registration in. Do not miss out on this great event! Click Here |
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4th: Ashley still Confident |
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Ashley spent most of the day within sight of Williamson. His confidence for day 4 is buoyed because he thinks Williamson's primary area is about out of big fish, whereas his own has the capability of kicking out a huge stringer. "If they cooperate, I can catch 20 pounds, no problem," he said. "I'm not wishing (Williamson) bad luck or anything, but he won't catch them tomorrow. "I saw every one he caught today except that big one. I don't know where he got that one." Complete Story |
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BUDDY LEE ATTRACTIONS, INC. STEPS OUTSIDE THE BOX TO SIGN THEIR FIRST PRO-SPORTSMAN |
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Donalds, South Carolina’s born and raised, Casey Ashley is the first pro- sportsman to join Buddy Lee Attractions ’ roster. At age 26, Ashley is one of the youngest pro-fishermen to compete with top ranking anglers; Kevin VanDam, Tommy Biffle, Mike Iaconelli, Skeet Reese, Gerald Swindle, Denny Brauer, Aaron Martins, Gary Kline, and Paul Elias in the Bass Masters Elite Series. Fishing is his passion, and music has always been his hobby; however, he has recently been rocking the boat with his current single “Fisherman” written by Rodney Clawson for Outdoor Music’s compilation album. “I have wanted to integrate both music and sports on our roster for awhile. What better way to do so than with the merging of country music and professional fishing fans? Casey Ashley is the epitome of the 'hometown country boy.' I look forward to watching him grow into as talented of a singer as he is a fisherman.” says Donna Lee of Buddy Lee Attractions , Inc. Casey can be seen on ESPN, www.outdoormusic.com, and the Bass Masters Elite Series. For any other information visit: www.caseyashley.com. He is currently available for speaking engagements, fishing tips, and acoustic performances. *Casey is sponsored by: Triton Boats, Mercury Motors, Z-Man, Lucky Craft, Pure Fishing, and Costa DelMar.*
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Donalds, SC – Almost three full years into his Elite Series career, on the verge of qualifying for his third consecutive Bassmaster Classic, Casey Ashley is just getting comfortable in his position in the upper echelon of tour-level pros.
Asked whether the older and more experienced pros take him lightly, all he’ll say is the following: “I don’t think I’m looked at as a pushover.”
Then, perhaps thinking that the statement made him sound overconfident, he told the interviewer that he doesn’t “want to sound cocky. Complete Story |
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