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    Feb 03, 2020 5 minutes
    By WILLIAM REDMOND

    THE BASSMASTER CLASSIC is a dream maker. This event launches careers, solidifies others, spotlights young talent and often reminds us that an old dog can still hunt.

    That kind of drama is intoxicating, and those who come to watch the greatest show in fishing never hold back on the enthusiasm. Whether their favorite angler’s leading or lagging, B.A.S.S. fans heap generous portions of support and encouragement.

    Every year brings a bounty of memorable moments, but we’ve curated a sampling of the incredible fan interactions Classic anglers have experienced.

    FANS ON THE FRONT END

    Brandon Lester passes the same gas station every time he leaves town for a tournament trip, but on his way to the 2016 Classic on Grand Lake, he encountered an unexpected surprise that

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