McKinney Makes History … Again … Becoming the Youngest AOY Winner in B.A.S.S. History
- Trey McKinney, at 21, became the youngest Progressive Bassmaster Angler of the Year in history, breaking a record set in 1992 by Kevin VanDam, after finishing second in the Bassmaster Elite at St. Lawrence River tournament.
- McKinney set a record by weighing the heaviest five-fish smallmouth limit in Bassmaster history during the tournament, totaling 30 pounds, 11 ounces.
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Trey McKinney becomes youngest Bassmaster Angler of the Year at 21, breaking Kevin VanDam's record – Democratic Accent
CLAYTON, NEW YORK — Evan Kung’s name is on the tournament trophy from the St.... The post Trey McKinney becomes youngest Bassmaster Angler of the Year at 21, breaking Kevin VanDam’s record appeared first on Democratic Accent .
Mercury Marine Congratulates Trey McKinney on Historic Angler of the Year Title, Celebrates Pro Team Sweep at St. Lawrence River - KFIZ News-Talk 1450 AM
Mercury Marine, a division of Brunswick Corporation (NYSE: BC), congratulates Mercury Pro Team member Trey McKinney on winning the 2026 Progressive Bassmaster Angler of the Year (AOY) title and celebrates a dominant showing by Mercury Pro Team anglers at the season-ending Lowrance Bassmaster Elite at St. Lawrence River. Mercury Pro Team anglers swept the top four positions in the tournament, with Evan Kung claiming the victory, followed by McKin…
Bass-Fishing History Made at St. Lawrence River
Trey McKinney made history at the 2026 Bassmaster Elite finale, becoming the youngest-ever Angler of the Year at 21. He also set a record with a 30-11 one-day smallmouth bag on the St. Lawrence River. The post Bass-Fishing History Made at St. Lawrence River appeared first on HuntingLife.com.
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