John Garrett, a member of the Hypertech Reel Team, fought hard at the Bassmaster Open at Pickwick Lake, taking home 3rd place. John’s performance earned him $18,000 in prize money and great momentum heading into the next Bassmaster Open (Northern Division) tournament at the James River, near Richmond, Virginia on May 13-15.

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Buddy Gross and Mark Menendez traveled to Texas’ Lake Fork to compete in Guaranteed Rate Bassmaster Elite event on April 22nd -25th. Buddy’s three day total put in 48th place and Mark Menendez finished 80th. Both are in great position for AOY 2021 chase.

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John quickly experience heavy disappointment of a not so productive Bassmaster Open on Douglas Lake event finishing 91st for the tournament. “It’s not what I wanted but I believe it’s something I can rebound from,” said John Garrett. John has his eyes on the next Bassmaster Open on Pickwick Lake.

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Mother Nature out in force…rained on Guaranteed Rate Bassmaster Elite tournament at Pickwick Lake, Florence, Al. Hypertech Reel Team member, Buddy Gross fought the elements and earned a top ten finish and will cash a nice $15,000 back home in Chickamauga, Ga.

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Hypertech’s CEO Amy Faulk can be found most weekends on the track and not in the Mall. The National Muscle Car Association had their first event at Bradenton Florida (March) with Amy competing in the Stock/Super Stock category. Her car sported a new paint job by Louie Trench (Alsip, IL) and it ran as good as it looks reaching speeds of over 140 MPH (naturally aspirated) in the ¼ mile. Congratulations on a great showing making it to the final nine.

Only a few hours on the road, John Garrett, received a text from Bassmaster stating that his Open Tournament had been postponed to a later date. "When you are packed and ready…you go fishing." John and Trevor McKinney locked in on a regional tournament, Fisher of Men Tournament, being held on Pickwick Lake. The twosome did a quick turnaround and headed for Pickwick. The one day tournament netted them a big of bag of bass weighing in at 22.59 pounds for a first place finish and a Bonus Bucks kicker check as well.

Hypertech Reel Team member, John Garrett, getting honed in for his next Bassmaster Open tournament in Jasper, Alabama on Lewis Smith Lake. Coming off a solid finish at the first Open event in Florida, he is ready to keep the momentum going. With several weeks before the next Open, John traveled a short distance from Union City to Kentucky Lake to participate in the Lucas Oil Mega Bucks tournament hosted by U.S.A. BASSIN. He and former Bethel University teammate, Joe McClosky, competed in the team’s division taking 2nd place with a 5 bass limit totaling 16.74 pounds capping off an action-packed tournament and a nice check.

Hypertech has announced their newly formed fishing team, the Hypertech Reel Team. The team consists of Bassmaster Elite Anglers Buddy Gross from Chickamauga, GA, Mark Menendez from Paducah, KY, and Bassmaster Opens angler John Coble Garrett from Union City, TN.

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Hypertech Engineers poured their expertise into our storage bags to ensure the shortcomings of other similar products were addressed in the design of the Upper Storage Bags. An industry first, these storage bags feature an elbow pad and knee pad adding comfort to both driver and passenger when off-roading. Designed with a full-width zipper on top for easy access to items inside and it’s covered with a protective flap when buckled prevents dirt and mud from clogging the zipper. The pouch has a large storage area and two mesh pockets for holding valuables (keys, wallet, etc.). These bags use 10 attachment points to eliminate sagging as they age. You won’t find any double-sided tape here! For more product information click here!

SEMA Cares unites the voice and resources of the aftermarket industry to make a positive difference in young lives. Lori Ramsey, VP, is a contributor and supporter of the Pinewood Derby Build-It-For-Me class. “I keep one of the derby car build and raced by a participant on my desk. It always makes me smile. Volunteering is most important to the success of the SEMA Cares program, I’ve had the opportunity to work with SEMA Cares chairman, Melanie White , and understand first-hand how important this is to the youth of our industry.

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