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BASS Times – Pros’ towing rigs gallery

In this gallery you will see the pros towing their boats

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A driver backs it in for Kevin VanDam.
A driver backs it in for Kevin VanDam.
A pro's truck has already put the boat in and is ready to make way for another boat.
A pro’s truck has already put the boat in and is ready to make way for another boat.
Pro Kelly Jordon gets ready to take the boat off the trailer.
Pro Kelly Jordon gets ready to take the boat off the trailer.
Spectators watch as angler Gerald Swindle gets ready for launch.
Spectators watch as angler Gerald Swindle gets ready for launch.
The world's top anglers are getting ready for a big day on the lake.
The world’s top anglers are getting ready for a big day on the lake.
Pros unload the boat at the launch.
Pros unload the boat at the launch.
Some anglers have GPS screens that show the trailer hitch for loading and unloading.
Some anglers have GPS screens that show the trailer hitch for loading and unloading.
Anglers must inspect the connections between truck and trailer often.
Anglers must inspect the connections between truck and trailer often.
VanDam is putting his boat in for a long day of fishing.
VanDam is putting his boat in for a long day of fishing.
For reigning Bassmaster Classic champ Skeet Reese, the truck is his second home.
For reigning Bassmaster Classic champ Skeet Reese, the truck is his second home.
Double-check that the boat is safe behind the truck to avoid mishaps.
Double-check that the boat is safe behind the truck to avoid mishaps.
Michael Iaconelli's truck has tons of room for storing his rods.
Michael Iaconelli’s truck has tons of room for storing his rods.
A BASS pro's truck must be large enough and comfortable enough to endure long trips, store tackle and tow the boat.
A BASS pro’s truck must be large enough and comfortable enough to endure long trips, store tackle and tow the boat.

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