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A Sentinel Steps Aside

been three. That’s a pretty amazing statistic considering the five-decade time span being considered. Still, there have only been three tournament directors in the long, storied history of B.A.S.S. Harold Sharp was the first. He held the role from 1970 to 1986. Dewey Kendrick was the overseer of Bassmaster derbies from ’86 to 2002. Trip Weldon, of course, is the current sentinel of bass fishing

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