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Steve vonBrandt was sponsored by: GYCB (Yamamoto),Okuma, Delaware Tackle, TTI-Blakemore, and Ambush Lures.



Steve was the owner of a bass fishing guide service in Wilmington, Delaware, Anglers Radio, and Delaware Tackle. He is a tournament angler and freelance outdoor writer.

He has over 40 years of fishing experience in the Northeast and California. He has fished freshwater and saltwater since 1962, and has devoted to freshwater only since 1989. He has fished tournaments from 1990 until 2006, and won the Delaware State Sportfishing Tournament multiple times, registered a Chain Pickerel in 2000, just a few ounces shy of the state record and a largemouth bass caught in 1999, that was registered in the Bassmaster Lunker Club at 10.16 pounds, just 5 ounces shy of the Delaware State Record. It also appeared in a feature article by the "News Journal" (Gannett Publications), and in all of Bass Pro Shops Master catalogs for 2003.


He has worked with Operation Bass in assisting with Red Man Tournaments before they were the BFL, and competed in and won, several different tournaments both local, regional, and national. He was also the 1998 Big Bass World Champ/De. He has been published by numerous magazines, including NAFC/ "THE FISHERMAN" , "Bassin", and many online publications.

He was profiled for fishing achievements in the "News Journal," Gannett Publications/Basin Road/ New Castle DE /Profiled by the "Middletown Transcript" for fishing acheivements in 2001. He is also a contributor the the "N.A.F.C." series of hardback books, and is currently in the processing of publishing his own book, "Bass Fishing The Northeast".

He also produced bass fishing videos until retiring in 2006. He was also interviewed by and helped write an article on "Fishing Opportunites in Delaware" by "Delaware Today" magazine, which appeared in the May 2006 issue.

He was inducted into the N.A.F.C. "Hall of Fame" in June, 2003, and was a regular guest on radio talk shows, such as "Alex Langers", "Outdoors This Week", and hosted his own radio show worldwide on "Anglers Radio" called "Beyond Bass Basics".



He was a featured writer for "Delaware Valley Outdoors" and appeared on several tv shows and radio shows until 2005. He has been chasing giant largemouth bass since 1968, when he landed his first trophy class fish from Becks Pond in Newark, Delaware on a "Harrisons Bass Frog".

Since then Steve has landed more than 5,000 trophy largemouth bass from Delaware to California. Steve is a life member of B.A.S.S./N.A.F.C., and is a member of the PAA/ACT/and Anglers Legacy.

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37 Comments

Reply Tyler Judd
01:11 PM on May 06, 2013 
Steve you are the man!
Reply Platypus
08:50 AM on April 17, 2013 
I was wondering, Tackle Warehouse offers a military discount through their site. If I put in the needed paperwork for this discount, does that DQ me from being able to get the free baits offer? I am about ready to make an order, I am just trying to figure out if I am going to buy the Halo daylite series rod or if I am going to get the Quantum rod that is on sale, do you have any suggestions?
Reply spellman9
01:58 AM on April 11, 2013 
can anyone help me out fishing prespawn bass on stained water? thanks. such as bait selection size and color. im fishing in a tournament at lake hopatcong in nj
Reply Firebuster6844
08:27 PM on April 09, 2013 
Thanks
Reply Ralph
11:27 AM on March 28, 2013 
Thanks for the welcome!
Reply Mainebass
09:32 AM on March 28, 2013 
Thanks for the welcome looking forward to interacting with the site members.
Reply jayson lannon
07:31 PM on March 12, 2013 
Thank you Steve. I love your videos on you tube and so do all my friends. We are just young teens trying to learn more or as much as we can so we can have a future in the bass fishing world.
Reply Veirski
01:52 PM on March 04, 2013 
Thank you all for the welcome.
Reply tommylor23
11:10 PM on March 03, 2013 
Thanks for the add.. Will be ordering from u guys very soon.
Reply GilFord
08:05 PM on February 14, 2013 
Thanks for the very warm welcome.
Reply Tom Saverino
07:32 PM on February 12, 2013 
Thank you.. Much appreciated..
Reply Dennis
08:09 PM on February 11, 2013 
I'll try my best to keep up with you guys, Site sounds awsome already.
Reply GNOVA
03:18 PM on February 10, 2013 
Trying to find a good map of the Potomac. Launching out of Matawomen Creek and plan on Fishing that general area. Any suggestions? Thanks, Gary
Reply Dennis
04:50 PM on February 09, 2013 
Thank you all for the welcome!
Reply Randy
09:58 PM on February 05, 2013 
Hey steve just an FYI, Corey may not be available for a few days. He is a bit banged up after his car was hit in the school parking lot. He was putting his bag into the back seat and leaned into the car when another kid fooling around in the snow lost controll and slammed into coreys car throwing him back 4 feet onto the ground. He has a mild concusion and his shoulder (fishing) is banged up. they say nothing is broken but right now he ha numbness and swelling. Just incase your looking for him, he will be resting (and on pain meds) for the next few days.
Reply GNOVA
05:45 PM on February 04, 2013 
Thanks Steve. I'll be checking out those forums soon.
Reply Leadfreebassjigs
06:50 PM on February 02, 2013 
Hey Steve
Thanks for letting me get a feel for the site.

Ken McKee
Reply Traveler2586
03:36 PM on January 26, 2013 
Hi Steve,
I've been Bass fishing since 1984 on the Potomac, it's trib's, and the Pax. I'm a boater with a 2003 Ranger 185DVS e/w a Merc 150. I'm not into tournaments, I just go for the relaxing side of the sport. Smallwood State Park is my home launch, with the Mattawoman and tribs up to Penrod's cove my main hang outs.
I see the members here refer to the cove as the Spoils (which are out on the main river just outside the cove) so I'll have to adjust. When your in Penrod's Cove, and see the concrete slabs, say a little thank you to Ken Penrod for putting forth the effort to make the cove the fishery it is today. I say a little "thanks Ken" every time I enter the cove.
Cheers, and Good Fishin'
Reply Bobby Whee-luh
11:30 PM on January 25, 2013 
um i feel so lost..i thought i knew about fishing.. wow
Reply Corey
09:14 PM on January 23, 2013 
Hey Steve, I am planning out my Jersey for the spring. Where does The Bass College logo need to be on the front of the jersey?

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