One More
The 2012 bass tournament series is almost over for Brady Moy.
Brady, Roto-Mix’s northeast regional manager, is in fifth place in the Albany Area Bassmasters. The last tournament of the season is Oct. 13 at Lake Bomoseen in Vermont.
A photo from the Time Warner bass tournament.
And last weekend he placed fifth at a tournament sponsored by Time Warner.
(Check out an earlier blog post about Brady’s lifelong goal of becoming a professional bass fisherman here.)
Roto-Mix is a proud sponsor.
Brady said one challenge this year has been the drought conditions, which makes for a tough season.
“Lakes are low. Fishing has been difficult,” Brady said. “I’m optimistic and looking forward to a strong finish.”
Hook, line and sinker
Brady Moy, Roto-Mix’s northeast regional manager, is fulfilling his life-long dream of becoming a professional bass fisherman.
He’s participating in the Albany Area Bassmasters, competing as a semi-professional angler. Halfway through the 2012 tournament series, he’s in second place.
The tournament series Brady fishes in consists of six tournaments a year, and he also participates in other open tournaments. Brady is competing mostly in Vermont and New York.
This is the first time he’s fished at this level since 2006.
Roto-Mix is proudly sponsoring Brady.
Brady Moy
His grandfather, Terry Fleming, got Brady started fishing when he was about 5 years old. Terry Fleming fished the pro circuit for a couple of years in the early 1970s.
Brady said he spends almost every weekend either participating in bass tournaments or looking for places to catch fish.
Here’s Brady’s fishing schedule:
• He’ll be fishing in the Jerry Simon Jr. Memorial Bass Tournament this weekend at Cossayuna Lake in New York.
• In two weeks Brady will participate in a tournament at Sacandaga Lake in New York.
• And two weeks ago, he finished third in a tournament at Saratoga Lake.
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