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Brett Hite is a Bassmaster Elite Series angler from Arizona. Since joining the series in 2014, Hite has landed four Top 10 finshes. INFO. Age: 37. Hometown: Phoenix, Arizona. Former Job: Fishing since high school. Height 5' 10'' Weight 170 lbs. STATS. Years Pro 16. Top 10 Finishes (Wins)* 26 (5) Career Earnings* $1.36 million. Current World Rank 21
Frenship (stylized FRENSHIP) is an American pop duo, consisting of James Sunderland and Brett Hite. They are best known for their 2016 single, "Capsize". Career. Sunderland and Hite met while working at the fitness store Lululemon and became fans of each other's music; this led to them creating music together.
TitleYearPeak Chart Positions(us[5])Peak Chart Positions(aus[6])"All My Friends"2021——"Wanted a Name"(featuring Yoke Lore)2019——"Mi Amore"2018——"Goodmorning, Goodbye"2018——- Jacob Wheeler — 116-6
- Michael Neal — 85-10
- Spencer Shuffield — 85-5
- Drew Gill — 78-8
- Alton Jones Jr. — 74-0
- Marshall Robinson — 61-14
- Dustin Connell — 60-14
- Justin Lucas — 38-4
- Keith Poche — 36-12
- Alton Jones — 20-7
Wheeler secured his second win of the season and back-to-back regular-season victories with the help of a jighead minnow. He ran his game plan to perfection all week, saving key areas for the final day, which were also helped by the conditions during the week. “In practice, I started to run around and catch fish everywhere from 5 to 45 feet of wate...
Neal was the only one to make a serious run at Wheeler on the final day, and he did it with the help of something that had worked for him all week – targeting suspended bass with a jighead minnow. “It was all jighead minnow for me, fishing around bait balls that were around 20 feet off the bottom in 40 feet of water,” Neal said. “I had six areas li...
After finishing second to kick off the season on Toledo Bend, Shuffield had another excellent showing on Dale Hollow. He achieved both with a similar approach — a jighead minnow while watching his forward-facing sonar. “I focused on the middle section of the lake between Wolf River and Mitchell Creek, primarily between 10 and 20 feet of water,” he ...
Fishing deeper than most, Gill rode his jighead minnow and forward-facing sonar to his second top-five finish in just three events on the Bass Pro Tour. “I was chasing wind and targeting bass that were chasing bait,” he said. “I was fishing for the deeper fish because it gave me the best bite ratio. I was fishing in 22 to 30 foot of water around 40...
Fishing alongside his father in the Championship Round, the younger Jones continued his fantastic recent run. Last week, it was all about the jighead minnow and his forward-facing sonar. “I looked for flatter banks — not just big flats, but any flatter feature seemed to stand out and were way better for concentrations of bass,” he said. “I also cau...
The young Bass Pro Tour rookie had a great showing, leading his group into the Knockout Round. He had success those first two days by targeting spawning areas before switching it up once that bite fizzled in the Knockout and Championship Round. “Most of the fish I caught the first two days were spawning, and I wasn’t out chasing the bait balls,” Ro...
Connell secured yet another top finish with his Lowrance ActiveTarget forward-facing sonar, but it was a little bit of a surprise to him. His preconceived notions of the lake were a little off. “I came in and thought there would be a lot more fish on beds,” he said. “Honestly, I think most of the smallmouth here spawn super early. Every bass I caug...
Instead of targeting fish roaming and chasing bait, Lucas primarily keyed on flats for fish moving up to spawn, finding them tucked snug to the bottom. “I focused on flat points and caught both largemouth and smallmouth. It was about 50/50 for both species,” he said. “I stayed on the main lake and fished between 8 and 20 feet of water. I found some...
Poche is known for going against the grain and finding fish that others miss, and that’s what he did at Dale Hollow. He was the only angler in the Championship Round not using a jighead minnow, opting instead for flipping, pitching, and targeting spawning largemouth. “The first two days were mainly bed fishing for me. I marked about 50 of them in p...
Like most of the anglers fishing the final day, Jones was shaking a jighead minnow. He did most of his damage close to takeoff, primarily with smallmouth. “I stayed in this arm the whole time, and more than half of my weight came within sight of the marina,” he said. “I went down as far as 10 miles away, and the main thing was focusing on flatter b...
Arizona pro Brett Hite owns the distinction of winning back-to-back tour events on two opposite coasts: he won the 2008 FLW Tour event on Lake Toho and then the FLW Tour event on the California Delta two weeks later. Hite has racked up five wins, 34 Top 10s and $1.8 in career winnings.
11 lug 2022 · MLF pro Brett Hite’s expertise with a vibrating jig is the stuff of legend. The Arizona pro has racked up hundreds of thousands of dollars in tournament winnings with a ChatterBait and the...
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16 mar 2014 · Brett Hite claims his first Bassmaster Elite Series victory. Sunday, Hite won the first Bassmaster Elite Series event in which he’s competed, the Dick Cepek Tires Bassmaster Elite at Lake Seminole presented by Hardee’s. March 16, 2014. Written by. Deb Johnson.
