Rick Garavaglia- Flynfish Outdoors

Rick Garavaglia- Flynfish Outdoors Christian kayak fisherman.

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 #2 Matt Ball: This man is a friend and big time encourager for me! I love his testimony for Jesus and his heart for peo...
09/24/2026

#2 Matt Ball: This man is a friend and big time encourager for me! I love his testimony for Jesus and his heart for people! Congratulations Matt!

# WEST VIRGINIA’S TOP 25 MOST INFLUENTIAL KAYAK ANGLERS — PAST & PRESENT

# # 2016–2025 • A Ten-Year Retrospective

# # # ** #2 — Matt Ball**

As our retrospective reaches the final two, the standard becomes extraordinarily difficult.

At this level, we are no longer evaluating a few tournament victories or one exceptional season. We are looking at the complete body of work: **historic accomplishments, national and international competition, championship performance, longevity, consistency, industry representation, publications, education, media exposure, trade-show involvement, community contribution and continued relevance throughout the entire ten-year period.**

At ** #2 is Matt Ball**.

Matt was **born and raised in Grafton, West Virginia**, later relocating to Little Hocking, Ohio. His competitive roots remain closely tied to West Virginia through **Mountain State Kayak Anglers, West Virginia Kayak Anglers and the rivers and fisheries where he learned to fish**. Fishing Online and KBF both document those West Virginia roots and his continued connection to MSKA and WVKA. ([Fishing Online][1])

Matt’s résumé contains something no other angler can ever duplicate:

# **HE WAS THE FIRST KBF NATIONAL CHAMPION.**

But the reason Matt reaches #2 is not simply what happened in 2016.

It is what he accomplished afterward.

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# 2014 — COMPETITIVE ROOTS WITH MSKA

Matt’s competitive kayak-fishing history actually began before our official ranking window.

In a 2018 angler profile, Matt stated that he began competitive kayak fishing in **2014 at an MSKA New River tournament**. The same profile identifies him as having grown up in Grafton, West Virginia and documents his strong connection to both MSKA and WVKA. ([website][2])

That history matters because when Matt later reached the national stage, he did so with roots firmly established in the West Virginia kayak-fishing community.

The 2014 season receives no direct ranking weight because this project covers 2016–2025.

But it explains where the story began.

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# 🏆 2016 — THE FIRST KBF NATIONAL CHAMPION

Then came the accomplishment that permanently placed Matt Ball into kayak-fishing history.

In 2016, Kayak Bass Fishing held its inaugural National Championship.

The winner was:

# 🏆 **MATT BALL**

KBF’s own professional profile identifies Matt as the:

# # # **FIRST-EVER KAYAK BASS FISHING NATIONAL CHAMPION**

and Fishing Online independently preserves the same distinction. ([KBF][3])

That word matters:

# # **FIRST.**

There can be additional National Champions.

There can be multiple-time champions.

But there will only ever be one person who won the first KBF National Championship.

And that person came from the West Virginia kayak-fishing community.

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# 🏆 2016 — KBF BEST OF THE BEST CHAMPION

Matt did not stop with the National Championship.

KBF’s surviving profile also lists him as the:

# **2016 KBF BEST OF THE BEST SHOOTOUT WINNER**. ([KBF][3])

That result helped establish immediately that the National Championship was not simply one remarkable weekend.

# # # Matt continued winning.

That distinction is important in this ranking.

One title can define a moment.

Repeated results begin defining a career.

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# 2017 — CONTINUING TO WIN

The surviving TourneyX tournament archive preserves another Matt Ball victory from February 2017.

The archive identifies Matt as the winner of a **KBF Bonus Bucks “Best of…” event in Wetumpka, Alabama**. The original tournament title is truncated in the surviving archive, so we preserve the result without attempting to reconstruct wording that is no longer fully visible. ([tourneyX.com][4])

This is exactly why our research methodology relies on multiple sources.

Older tournament platforms sometimes preserve the result while losing portions of the original presentation.

The result still tells us something important:

# # # Matt continued producing victories after becoming National Champion.

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# 📰 2018 — FROM CHAMPION TO EDUCATOR

By 2018, Matt’s influence had moved beyond tournament leaderboards.

**Bass Fishing magazine**, then published through FLW, featured an article written by Matt titled:

# **“4 Tips for Fighting Fish From a Kayak”**

The feature presented Matt as a former National Champion teaching anglers how to improve their landing percentage from a kayak. ([Major League Fishing][5])

Only a few months later, the publication featured another Matt Ball article:

# **“The Rise of Motorized Kayaks”**

examining the advantages, controversy and practical use of electric motors in competitive kayak fishing. ([Major League Fishing][6])

Later, another Bass Fishing article authored by Matt explained:

# **“How Kayak Tournaments Work”**

including CPR scoring, measuring boards and tournament identifiers. ([Major League Fishing][7])

That progression is significant.

Matt was no longer simply being covered because he won.

# # # National fishing media was using his experience to educate anglers about the sport itself.

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# 2018 — NATIONAL COMPETITION CONTINUES

Dakota Lithium’s professional profile lists Matt as a **KBF THE TEN competitor** during this period. ([Dakota Lithium Batteries][8])

As we have consistently stated throughout this ranking, merely qualifying for an invitational or championship receives less weight than actual performance.

The more important point is that Matt remained involved with KBF’s upper competitive tier after winning the National Championship rather than disappearing after his historic 2016 season.

And 2019 would prove that dramatically.

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# 🇺🇸 2019 — 7TH AT THE KBF NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

Three years after becoming the inaugural National Champion, Matt returned to the KBF National Championship and again finished near the top.

Torqeedo’s official championship recap records:

# **7TH PLACE — MATT BALL**

at the **2019 KBF National Championship**. ([Torqeedo][9])

Jackson Kayak’s championship recap independently congratulated Matt for another National Championship **Top-10 finish**. ([Jackson Kayak Hub][10])

That result carries enormous value within our methodology.

# # # 2016 was not the end of the competitive story.

Three years after winning the first National Championship, Matt was still inside the Top 10 at the sport’s biggest KBF event.

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# 🇺🇸 2019 — TEAM USA

Then came another major step.

Matt was selected to represent the United States at the inaugural **Kayak Pan American Championship** at Center Hill Lake in Tennessee.

USAngling’s official championship page lists Matt Ball on the **USA Bass Team roster**. ([USAngling][11])

And Dakota Lithium’s contemporary professional profile documents what happened next:

# 🥇 **PAN AMERICAN GOLD — TEAM USA**

# 🥇 **PAN AMERICAN GOLD — THREE-MAN TEAM**

Matt left the championship with:

# **TWO GOLD MEDALS FOR THE UNITED STATES.** ([Dakota Lithium Batteries][8])

That represents an entirely different category of accomplishment.

A West Virginia-born kayak angler had progressed from local club competition...

to National Champion...

to:

# **REPRESENTING THE UNITED STATES IN INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION.**

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# 2019 — THE INAUGURAL FLW/KBF CUP

Matt’s 2019 season also included another historically significant national event.

Major League Fishing’s official coverage of the inaugural **Dee Zee FLW/KBF Cup presented by YakAttack** records Matt finishing:

# **9TH PLACE — 139.5"**. ([Major League Fishing][12])

The event brought kayak competition onto an FLW stage at Lake Ouachita and Lake Hamilton.

Matt was fourth after the opening day and ultimately earned a place among the Top 10 who advanced to the final stage. ([Major League Fishing][13])

So within 2019 alone, Matt produced:

# # # **7TH — KBF NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP**

# # # **TWO PAN AMERICAN GOLD MEDALS**

# # # **9TH — INAUGURAL FLW/KBF CUP**

That is an exceptional national and international season.

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# 🙏 KBF CHAPLAIN — COMMUNITY INFLUENCE

Matt’s contribution during this period also extended beyond competition.

Dakota Lithium’s profile identifies him as serving as:

# **KBF CHAPLAIN**

and describes his role supporting members of the kayak-fishing community through prayer and encouragement. ([Dakota Lithium Batteries][8])

This contribution does not add tournament points.

It belongs instead in our **Community, Leadership and Service** category.

An influence ranking cannot be limited exclusively to what appears on a leaderboard.

The ways anglers support the community around the sport matter as well.

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# 🤝 INDUSTRY REPRESENTATION

Matt’s national success produced one of the broader industry résumés in this project.

KBF’s professional profile documents relationships with:

**Jackson Kayak
Torqeedo
NRS
Fishing Online
YakAttack
Bending Branches
412 Bait Co.
13 Fishing
Cal Coast Fishing
Ge**er Gear
West Virginia Outdoors**. ([KBF][3])

Fishing Online independently identifies Matt with **Jackson Kayak, 412 Bait Company and All Pro Rods**, while his 2018 profile documents an even broader group of national fishing-industry relationships. ([website][2])

That breadth matters.

Matt’s accomplishments were repeatedly distributed through:

**manufacturer websites, professional-team pages, social channels, retailer content, tournament coverage and national publications.**

His reach therefore extended well beyond his own personal social-media audience.

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# TRADE SHOWS AND INDUSTRY EVENTS

Our broader project record also documents Matt’s participation in **state and regional outdoor shows, fishing-industry events and ICAST-related activity** during his career.

Not every older trade-show appearance remains independently indexed online today, so we do not assign specific dates or event claims where a surviving company page cannot be recovered.

But the industry record clearly demonstrates that Matt’s role went beyond simply wearing sponsor logos at tournaments.

He represented nationally recognized brands within a rapidly growing fishing segment and became one of the recognizable early professional ambassadors for competitive kayak fishing.

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# 📰 NATIONAL PUBLICATION AND EDUCATIONAL INFLUENCE

Matt’s publication résumé deserves particular emphasis.

His Bass Fishing magazine contributions addressed:

**fighting and landing bass from a kayak**

**electric motor use**

and

**how CPR kayak tournaments function**. ([Major League Fishing][5])

Fishing Online later devoted a complete **Pro Staff Spotlight** to Matt, discussing his National Championship, tournament career, techniques, equipment and approach to competing around the country. ([Fishing Online][14])

This was another important transition in his career.

# # # Matt’s experience had become useful not only for winning tournaments, but for teaching the growing kayak-fishing audience.

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# 🏆 2020 — HOBIE B.O.S. SUSQUEHANNA

Matt’s ability to compete across multiple national organizations became even clearer in 2020.

At the **Hobie Bass Open Series Susquehanna River event**, a field of **112 anglers** competed on one of the country’s premier smallmouth fisheries.

The field included Jody Queen, Cody Milton, Drew Gregory, Kristine Fischer and bass-boat professional Mike Iaconelli.

Matt finished:

# 🥉 **3RD PLACE**

# # # **169.75"**

# # # **$1,800 PAYOUT**

and earned a berth in the **Hobie Tournament of Champions**. ([The Bass Cast][15])

That result is especially important because it demonstrates cross-circuit performance.

Matt had already succeeded in KBF.

He had succeeded on the FLW/KBF stage.

He had represented Team USA.

And now he was on the podium in Hobie B.O.S.

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# 📰 2021 — KAYAK ANGLER MAGAZINE

Matt’s role as an educational voice continued in 2021.

**Kayak Angler Magazine** featured:

# **MATT BALL AND TIM ISAACS**

in its *Prefishing Tips From The 2021 KBF National Championship* feature.

The publication followed the two anglers breaking down Caddo Lake, searching for tournament patterns and explaining how they approached unfamiliar water prior to a major championship. ([Kayak Angler][16])

That feature provides another example of national media using Matt’s experience to teach other anglers.

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# 📊 THE TOURNEYX BODY OF WORK

Major championships tell only part of Matt Ball’s competitive story.

The working TourneyX profile snapshot captured during this project records:

# # # **274 TOURNAMENTS**

# # # **1,333 VERIFIED FISH**

# # # **20,862.75 VERIFIED INCHES**

# # # **15.65" AVERAGE FISH**

and:

# # # 🥇 **10 FIRST-PLACE FINISHES**

# # # 🥈 **5 SECOND-PLACE FINISHES**

# # # 🥉 **8 THIRD-PLACE FINISHES**

# # # 🏆 **23 PODIUM FINISHES**

# # # 🔥 **103 TOP-10 FINISHES**

That represents a:

# **37.6% TOP-10 RATE**

across the TourneyX profile sample.

These numbers should **not** be interpreted as Matt’s complete career total.

Major accomplishments recorded through other organizations, international competition and older tournament systems may not be completely represented in a single TourneyX profile.

But as a measure of tournament volume and consistency, the numbers are substantial.

# # # 103 Top-10 finishes tell us that the résumé extends far beyond the headline championships.

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# 🏆 2024 — WEST VIRGINIA STATE CHAMPION

Eight years after becoming the first KBF National Champion, Matt returned to West Virginia and added another major title.

At the **2024 West Virginia Best of the Best State Championship at Stonewall Lake**, conditions were exceptionally difficult.

Kayak Angler reported that only **two anglers recorded the four-fish limit**, while nine competitors did not submit a fish.

Matt produced:

# **84.25 INCHES**

and became:

# 🏆 **2024 WEST VIRGINIA STATE CHAMPION**

# # # AND

# 🏆 **MSKA BEST OF THE BEST CHAMPION**. ([Kayak Angler][17])

This may be one of the most important accomplishments in his entire ranking profile—not because it was larger than the National Championship, but because of what it says about longevity.

Consider the timeline:

# # # **2016 — KBF NATIONAL CHAMPION**

# # # **2024 — WEST VIRGINIA STATE CHAMPION**

Eight years apart.

Different competitors.

Different tournament structures.

Different stage of his career.

# # # Matt was still winning championships.

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# 2024 — RETURNING TO HIS WEST VIRGINIA ROOTS

Kayak Angler’s State Championship coverage also preserved Matt’s own reflection on the victory.

He noted that he had begun tournament fishing with **MSKA ten years earlier** and emphasized the importance of the MSKA and SWVKA anglers who had supported him throughout his career. ([Kayak Angler][17])

That statement is important to this project.

Although modern national results often list Matt as an Ohio resident, his competitive story is deeply connected to West Virginia.

He was:

**born and raised in Grafton**

**developed through MSKA**

**remained connected to WVKA**

and

**returned to become West Virginia State Champion.**

That is why he belongs prominently in this retrospective.

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# 🎙️ 2025 — EVERYTHING KAYAK FISHING

Matt’s media presence continued through the final year of our ranking window.

On March 15, 2025, **Everything Kayak Fishing** devoted Episode 26 to:

# **“KAYAK FISHING CHAT WITH MATT BALL”**

The program discussed his fishing history, kayak setup, favorite techniques and tackle while introducing him through his KBF National Championship credentials. ([Podnews][18])

Again, the pattern continued:

# # # nearly a decade after his historic championship, kayak-fishing media still considered Matt’s experience worth sharing.

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# 🔥 2025 — STILL A NATIONAL AOY CONTENDER

Perhaps the strongest evidence of Matt’s longevity came at the very end of our ten-year ranking window.

Official Bassmaster qualification records list Matt as:

# **6TH — 2025 BASSMASTER KAYAK SERIES ANGLER OF THE YEAR**

earning qualification into the 2026 Bassmaster Kayak Series Championship through his AOY position. ([Bassmaster][19])

That is an extraordinary bookend to the ranking period.

Matt became kayak fishing’s first KBF National Champion in 2016.

Nine seasons later:

# # # he was still finishing sixth in a major national Angler of the Year race.

That is not simply longevity.

# **THAT IS RELEVANT LONGEVITY.**

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# 2025 — CONTENDING AT TOLEDO BEND

At the 2025 Newport Bassmaster Kayak Series event on **Toledo Bend**, Matt again appeared near the top of a national leaderboard.

After Day 1:

# **MATT BALL — 3RD PLACE**

# # # **89.00"**

behind Bryan Howell and Barry Davis. ([Bassmaster][20])

The result reinforces the larger point.

Matt was not living off a championship won nine years earlier.

# # # He remained capable of putting himself into contention against modern national fields.

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# FROM FIRST NATIONAL CHAMPION TO NATIONAL AOY CONTENDER

Consider the progression:

**2014 — Begins competitive kayak fishing with MSKA**

**2016 — First KBF National Champion**

**2016 — KBF Best of the Best Champion**

**2017 — Additional KBF/TourneyX victory**

**2018 — KBF THE TEN competitor**

**2018 — National fishing-magazine contributor and educator**

**2019 — 7th at KBF National Championship**

**2019 — Two Pan American Gold Medals with Team USA**

**2019 — 9th at inaugural FLW/KBF Cup**

**2020 — 3rd at Hobie B.O.S. Susquehanna**

**2021 — Kayak Angler educational feature**

**2024 — West Virginia State Champion**

**2025 — Everything Kayak Fishing feature**

**2025 — 6th in Bassmaster Kayak Series AOY**

That is an extraordinary ten-year résumé.

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# WHY MATT BALL IS #2

Matt’s #2 placement is ultimately based on the **breadth, historical significance and sustained quality of his influence**.

# # # 🏆 HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE

He became:

# **THE FIRST KBF NATIONAL CHAMPION.** ([KBF][3])

That achievement permanently connects Matt and his West Virginia roots to the early history of national competitive kayak bass fishing.

# # # 🏆 CHAMPIONSHIP PERFORMANCE

His résumé also includes the **KBF Best of the Best**, multiple major national Top-10s and the **2024 West Virginia State Championship**. ([KBF][3])

# # # 🇺🇸 INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATION

Matt represented the United States and earned:

# **TWO PAN AMERICAN GOLD MEDALS.** ([Dakota Lithium Batteries][8])

# # # 🇺🇸 NATIONAL CONSISTENCY

His major documented results include:

**2019 KBF National Championship — 7th**

**2019 FLW/KBF Cup — 9th**

**2020 Hobie B.O.S. Susquehanna — 3rd**

**2025 Bassmaster Kayak Series AOY — 6th**. ([Torqeedo][9])

# # # 📊 TOURNAMENT VOLUME

Our TourneyX working snapshot contains **274 tournaments, 1,333 verified fish and 103 Top-10 finishes**.

# # # 📰 PUBLICATIONS AND EDUCATION

Matt authored multiple instructional pieces for **Bass Fishing magazine**, covering fish fighting, motorized kayaks and CPR tournament procedure. ([Major League Fishing][5])

# # # 🎙️ MEDIA

His documented media includes **Kayak Angler Magazine, Fishing Online, Everything Kayak Fishing, The Weigh-In and other kayak-fishing platforms**. ([Kayak Angler][16])

# # # 🤝 INDUSTRY REPRESENTATION

His documented industry relationships include **Jackson Kayak, Torqeedo, NRS, Fishing Online, YakAttack, Bending Branches, 412 Bait Co., 13 Fishing, Cal Coast Fishing, Ge**er Gear and West Virginia Outdoors**. ([KBF][3])

# # # 🙏 COMMUNITY SERVICE

Matt served as **KBF Chaplain**, using his position within the sport to support other members of the kayak-fishing community. ([Dakota Lithium Batteries][8])

# # # ⏳ LONGEVITY

Perhaps most importantly:

**2016 — National Champion**

**2024 — West Virginia State Champion**

**2025 — 6th nationally in Bassmaster Kayak Series AOY**

That is sustained competitive relevance across the entire period.

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# 🏆 #2 — MATT BALL

Matt Ball did not simply win an important kayak tournament.

# # # He won the first one.

But if his résumé ended there, he would not be #2.

What separates Matt is everything that came afterward.

He continued producing national Top-10s.

He represented the United States internationally.

He won two Pan American gold medals.

He competed successfully through KBF, Hobie and Bassmaster.

He became a nationally published instructional contributor.

He represented some of the most recognizable companies in kayak fishing.

He served his community as KBF Chaplain.

He returned to West Virginia eight years after his historic National Championship and became **State Champion**.

And in the final season of our ten-year window, he finished **sixth in the Bassmaster Kayak Series Angler of the Year standings**.

From the rivers around Grafton...

to MSKA...

to the first KBF National Championship...

to Team USA...

to the FLW stage...

to Hobie...

to Bassmaster...

and finally back to West Virginia’s Best of the Best—

# # # Matt Ball built one of the most historically significant and enduring careers connected to West Virginia kayak fishing.

# **MATT BALL — #2**

# # # **FIRST KBF NATIONAL CHAMPION • TEAM USA GOLD MEDALIST • WEST VIRGINIA STATE CHAMPION • NATIONAL TOP-10 COMPETITOR • INDUSTRY AMBASSADOR • EDUCATOR • KBF CHAPLAIN**

Congratulations to **Matt Ball — #2**.

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# # SOURCES & PUBLICATIONS CONSULTED

This profile was reconstructed using **Kayak Bass Fishing/KBF, Fishing Online, Kayak Angler Magazine, Major League Fishing/FLW, Bassmaster, USAngling, Torqeedo, Jackson Kayak, Dakota Lithium, TourneyX archives, Hobie B.O.S. reporting, Bass Fishing magazine, Everything Kayak Fishing and additional podcast and tournament archives**.

Particularly important sources include **KBF’s Matt Ball professional profile**, which documents his West Virginia roots, first National Championship and Best of the Best title; **Torqeedo’s 2019 National Championship coverage**, documenting his seventh-place finish; **USAngling and Dakota Lithium**, documenting his Team USA participation and two Pan American gold medals; **Major League Fishing**, documenting his ninth-place finish at the inaugural FLW/KBF Cup; **Hobie/Bass Cast coverage**, documenting his third-place Susquehanna finish; and **Kayak Angler Magazine**, documenting his 2024 West Virginia State Championship. ([KBF][3])

Bass Fishing magazine provides particularly valuable evidence of Matt’s educational influence, preserving multiple articles written by him for a national bass-fishing audience. ([Major League Fishing][5])

Official Bassmaster records also add an important final chapter by documenting Matt as **sixth in the 2025 Bassmaster Kayak Series AOY qualification order**, demonstrating national relevance through the closing season of our retrospective. ([Bassmaster][19])

*As with every profile in this ten-year retrospective, the objective is not to claim that every surviving historical record has been recovered. Older tournament websites, Facebook archives and manufacturer pages are often incomplete or no longer publicly searchable. The purpose is to reconstruct the strongest record possible from accessible sources—and, more importantly, to recognize the people who helped influence, grow and shape kayak fishing in West Virginia.*

[1]: https://www.fishingonline.com/pages/pro-staff?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Pro Staff | Fishing Online"
[2]: https://www.billyreynoldsfishing.com/single-post/2018/05/09/kayak-angler-profile-matt-ball?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Kayak Angler Profile- Matt Ball"
[3]: https://www.kayakbassfishing.com/cup-team-nrs/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Cup Team – NRS | Kayak Bass Fishing"
[4]: https://txtest.tourneyx.com/app/tournaments/archive?page_num=157&utm_source=chatgpt.com "TourneyX Tournaments :: Online Fishing Tournaments"
[5]: https://majorleaguefishing.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/28115903/Bass-Fishing-Feb-Mar-2018.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com "TM"
[6]: https://majorleaguefishing.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/28115914/Bass-Fishing-May-Jun-2018.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com "MAY-JUNE 2018"
[7]: https://majorleaguefishing.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/28115920/Bass-Fishing-Nov-Dec-2018.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com "WINTER 2019"
[8]: https://dakotalithium.com/matt-ball-kayak-fishing-pro-staff/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Matt Ball - Kayak Fishing Pro Staff"
[9]: https://www.torqeedo.com/us/en-us/news-and-press/blog/blog-2019-4-1.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Torqeedo Blog - Kayak Bass Fishing Championship Winner - e-mobility on the water"
[10]: https://hub.jacksonkayak.com/2019/04/kbf-national-championship-recap/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "KBF National Championship Recap - Jackson Kayak"
[11]: https://usangling.org/kayak-fishing-pan-american-2019/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Kayak-Fishing-Pan-American-2019 - USAngling"
[12]: https://majorleaguefishing.com/press-releases/2019-08-11-rome-s-henderson-wins-15k-at-inaugural-dee-zee-flw-kbf-cup-presented-by-yakattack-on-lake-ouachita/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Rome's Henderson Wins $15K at Inaugural Dee Zee FLW/KBF Cup presented by YakAttack on Lake Ouachita - Major League Fishing"
[13]: https://majorleaguefishing.com/fishing-league-worldwide/2019-08-10-jackson-crushes-on-day-one-of-flw-kbf-cup/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Jackson Crushes on Day One of FLW-KBF Cup - Major League Fishing"
[14]: https://www.fishingonline.com/blogs/news/pro-staff-spotlight-matt-ball?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Pro Staff Spotlight: Matt Ball | News | Fishing Online"
[15]: https://thebasscast.com/2020/08/14/queen-conquers-susquesanna-smallmouths-and-super-field-for-second-hobie-b-o-s-win-this-year/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "QUEEN CONQUERS SUSQUESANNA SMALLMOUTHS AND SUPER FIELD FOR SECOND HOBIE B.O.S. WIN THIS YEAR. – The Bass Cast"
[16]: https://kayakanglermag.com/videos/prefishing-tips-from-the-2021-kbf-national-championship-video/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Prefishing The 2021 KBF National Championship (Video) | Kayak Angler"
[17]: https://kayakanglermag.com/uncategorized/west-virginia-crowns-2024-state-champion/ "West Virginia Crowns 2024 State Champion | Kayak Angler"
[18]: https://podnews.net/podcast/ie36s/episodes?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Everything Kayak Fishing podcast episode list"
[19]: https://www.bassmaster.com/kayak/news/2026-bassmaster-kayak-series-championship-qualifiers/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "2026 Bassmaster Kayak Series Championship Qualifiers - Bassmaster"
[20]: https://www.bassmaster.com/kayak/news/kayak-howell-claims-day-1-lead-at-toledo-bend/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Kayak: Howell claims Day 1 lead at Toledo Bend - Bassmaster"

 #3 Tim Isaacs: This man is a fighter! He battles and fishes even when sick. And, by the way, he can flat out catch fish...
09/24/2026

#3 Tim Isaacs: This man is a fighter! He battles and fishes even when sick. And, by the way, he can flat out catch fish too! I want to learn as much as I can from this guy! It is always great to get to talk to him!

# WEST VIRGINIA’S TOP 25 MOST INFLUENTIAL KAYAK ANGLERS — PAST & PRESENT

# # 2016–2025 • A Ten-Year Retrospective

# # # ** #3 — Tim Isaacs**

As our retrospective reaches the final three, the standard becomes increasingly difficult to meet.

At this level, influence requires more than a major victory or one outstanding season. We are examining the complete body of work: **national tournament performance, wins, consistency across different circuits, longevity, performance away from West Virginia, championship results, leadership, industry representation, educational contributions, media exposure and continued relevance throughout the ten-year period.**

At ** #3 is Tim Isaacs of West Virginia**.

Tim’s résumé is particularly impressive because of how quickly he moved from traditional bass-boat fishing into competitive kayak fishing—and how long he remained relevant once he arrived.

He entered the sport in 2016.

Within only a few seasons he was producing major KBF results.

He became involved with the development of B.A.S.S. Nation kayak competition in West Virginia.

He won a KBF Trail event.

He produced repeated national Top-10 finishes.

He became a Hobie Bass Open Series Tournament of Champions qualifier.

He finished near the top of a season-long Hobie AOY race.

And by 2024, an independent national ranking that aggregates results from KBF, Hobie and Bassmaster placed Tim among the **Top 5 kayak anglers in the country**. ([basstrail.com][1])

That combination of **performance, longevity and national relevance** is the foundation of Tim Isaacs’ #3 placement.

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# # 2016 — FROM BASS BOATS TO KAYAK TOURNAMENTS

Tim’s competitive kayak-fishing career began relatively late compared with many anglers in this ranking.

Fishing Online’s 2020 *Fishing Team Spotlight* states that Tim had already been fishing for approximately **60 years**, but did not begin kayak fishing until **2016**.

Friends who knew him as a bass-boat fisherman encouraged him to try fishing from a kayak. Tim purchased a **Native Propel 13.5** before he had even sat in one, caught three fish on his first outing and was immediately drawn to the sport. ([Fishing Online][2])

That background is significant.

Tim did not arrive in kayak fishing as an inexperienced fisherman.

# # # He brought decades of bass-fishing knowledge to a new competitive platform.

And the transition happened quickly.

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# 2018 — A MAJOR KBF NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP PERFORMANCE

By 2018, Tim had already progressed onto one of the largest stages in competitive kayak fishing.

Our reconstructed KBF National Championship records place him:

# **22ND OVERALL — 2018 KBF NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP**

# # # **144.00 TOTAL INCHES**

The field exceeded 700 anglers.

Under the methodology used throughout this ranking, simply qualifying for a National Championship receives limited weight.

Finishing near the front of that field is different.

# # # Tim produced an actual high-level National Championship result.

The original complete leaderboard from this early KBF period is not consistently indexed through current web search, so we retain this finish as part of our reconstructed KBF historical record rather than imply that every original results page remains publicly available today.

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# 2019 — TOP FIVE AGAINST 118 ANGLERS AT LAKE ANNA

One of Tim’s strongest independently preserved early national results came at the **2019 KBF Lake Anna event in Virginia**.

The tournament drew:

# **118 ANGLERS**

Tim finished:

# **5TH PLACE — 78.25"**

behind Casey Reed, Mark Edwards, Brian Falbe and Joey Johnson. AnglersChannel’s preserved TourneyX results confirm both the field size and Tim’s fifth-place finish. ([Anglers Channel][3])

This is exactly the type of result that carries significant weight in our ranking.

It was a large traveling field.

It was away from Tim’s familiar West Virginia fisheries.

And he finished inside approximately the:

# # # **TOP 4.3% OF THE FIELD.**

That demonstrated early that Tim’s fishing ability translated well beyond his home state.

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# 2019–2020 — AN INTERRUPTION, THEN A RETURN

Tim’s progress was interrupted by surgery and injury issues that limited his fishing activity.

Fishing Online’s March 2020 profile specifically noted that he had spent much of the previous season sidelined and was looking forward to returning to competition. ([Fishing Online][2])

That context becomes important when considering the longevity of his résumé.

Because the strongest portion of Tim’s national career was still ahead of him.

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# 2020 — WEST VIRGINIA B.A.S.S. NATION KAYAK LEADERSHIP

Tim’s influence also moved beyond tournament competition.

In its 2020 feature, Fishing Online reported that Tim had been asked to become the:

# **KAYAK DIRECTOR — WEST VIRGINIA B.A.S.S. NATION**

Tim specifically discussed the rapid expansion of opportunities through **KBF, Hobie B.O.S. and the newly developing B.A.S.S. Nation Kayak Series**. ([Fishing Online][2])

This is a meaningful part of his influence.

Tim was not simply participating as national kayak tournament circuits expanded.

# # # He was being asked to help connect West Virginia anglers to one of the largest tournament-fishing organizations in the country.

That places part of his résumé within our **Leadership and Sport Development** category rather than tournament performance alone.

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# 2020 — EXPANDING INTO HOBIE B.O.S.

Tim also began building experience within the **Hobie Bass Open Series**.

At the 2020 Hobie B.O.S. event on **Lake Dardanelle**, the official Hobie results place Tim:

# # # **24TH OVERALL — 135.25"**

with his son Jason also competing in the field. ([Hobie Fishing Worldwide][4])

The finish itself is not one of the defining results of his career.

Its importance is the beginning of another progression.

Tim was no longer competing primarily through one organization.

# # # KBF, B.A.S.S. and Hobie were all becoming part of his national schedule.

That multi-circuit experience would become particularly important later in the decade.

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# 📰 2021 — KAYAK ANGLER MAGAZINE

Tim’s national exposure expanded beyond tournament standings in 2021.

**Kayak Angler Magazine** published a feature titled:

# # # **“Prefishing Tips From The 2021 KBF National Championship”**

featuring:

# **MATT BALL AND TIM ISAACS**

breaking down Caddo Lake prior to the championship. ([Kayak Angler][5])

The feature followed the pair as they analyzed water, searched for patterns and discussed how to approach an unfamiliar tournament fishery.

It also showed Tim’s modifications to his motorized tournament kayak.

This is important because Tim’s role had begun to evolve.

# # # He was no longer appearing in national media only because of where he finished.

His tournament experience was being used as **educational content for other kayak anglers**.

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# 🏆 2022 — KBF TRAIL LAUREL RIVER LAKE CHAMPION

Then came one of the defining victories of Tim’s career.

On May 14, 2022, the KBF Trail visited **Laurel River Lake in Kentucky**.

Tim won:

# 🏆 **KBF TRAIL I — LAUREL RIVER LAKE**

# # # **86.25 INCHES**

The Bass Cast documented that Tim defeated a field that included nationally recognized competitors such as **Gene Jensen, Eric Cormack, Jimmy McClurkan and Jody Queen**. ([The Bass Cast][6])

And he did it using something particularly appropriate for an angler known for finesse fishing:

# # # a homemade lure.

Tim built a **1/8-ounce round-head jig with a w**d guard and thin skirt**, pairing it with a 3-inch green-pumpkin Keitech swimbait.

He caught fish with that presentation from approximately three feet to forty feet deep. ([The Bass Cast][6])

The win was independently described by The Bass Cast as:

# **TIM ISAACS’ FIRST KBF TRAIL VICTORY.**

That distinction matters because it separates this accomplishment from qualification or participation.

# # # Tim won a national KBF Trail event.

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# 2022 — THEN HE NEARLY DID IT AGAIN THE NEXT DAY

The Laurel River weekend became even more impressive on Sunday.

Tim finished:

# 🥈 **2ND — KBF TRAIL II**

# # # **82.00 INCHES**

behind Gene Jensen.

Across the same weekend, Tim therefore produced:

# # # **1ST — SATURDAY**

# # # **2ND — SUNDAY**

The Bass Cast reported that those results moved Tim into approximately the **Top 10 of the KBF Angler of the Year standings** at that point in the season. ([The Bass Cast][6])

That weekend captures one of the central reasons for his high ranking.

One good day can produce a victory.

# # # Following a victory with a second-place finish the next day demonstrates repeatability.

---

# INDUSTRY REPRESENTATION — FISHING ONLINE AND DAKOTA LITHIUM

The Laurel River coverage also provides independent documentation of Tim’s industry relationships.

The Bass Cast identified Tim as representing:

# # # **DAKOTA LITHIUM**

and

# # # **FISHING ONLINE**. ([The Bass Cast][6])

Fishing Online had already devoted a full professional-team feature to Tim in 2020, allowing him to discuss tournament preparation, electronics, finesse fishing, favorite fisheries and advice for anglers entering the sport. ([Fishing Online][2])

That combination gave Tim both manufacturer/retailer representation and a platform for sharing tournament knowledge with other anglers.

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# 2023 — ANOTHER NATIONAL KBF TOP-10

Tim returned to **Lake Murray, South Carolina**, for the 2023 KBF Trail season.

Again, he finished near the top.

# **6TH PLACE — KBF TRAIL I**

# # # **90.00 INCHES**

Basstrail’s tournament coverage documents Tim immediately behind Derek Brundle and just ahead of Jeremy Heath in a field where the first six anglers all reached 90 inches or more. ([basstrail.com][7])

That result is particularly important when viewed beside Laurel River.

# # # **2022 — KBF TRAIL WIN**

# # # **2022 — KBF TRAIL RUNNER-UP**

# # # **2023 — KBF TRAIL 6TH**

Tim was demonstrating that his national success was not tied to a single lake or one weekend.

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# HOBIE B.O.S. — CONTINUED NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Tim also continued competing through Hobie.

At the Hobie B.O.S. New River event in West Virginia, official Hobie results placed him **18th after Day 1 with 73.75 inches**, competing in a field that included Jody Queen, Amos Hicks, Dustin Murguia, Kristine Fischer and other major national anglers. ([Hobie Bass Open Series][8])

At the Susquehanna River, another official Hobie leaderboard records Tim finishing **29th overall with 166 inches**. ([Hobie Bass Open Series][9])

Individually, those are not Top-10 results.

Collectively, however, they demonstrate the increasingly broad national schedule that eventually produced one of Tim’s strongest seasons.

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# 🔥 2024 — ONE OF THE STRONGEST SEASONS OF HIS CAREER

By 2024, Tim was competing regularly against many of the strongest kayak tournament anglers in the country.

And his season-long results reflected it.

The official **Hobie Bass Open Series Angler of the Year standings** place Tim:

# **13TH NATIONALLY — 2024 HOBIE B.O.S. AOY**

# # # **764 POINTS**. ([Hobie Bass Open Series][10])

This carries substantial weight.

A single tournament measures one weekend.

An Angler of the Year standing measures performance across a season.

# # # Tim finished 13th in one of the premier national kayak tournament series.

And he was not done.

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# 🏆 2024 — HOBIE TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS

Tim’s season earned him a place among the **65 anglers invited to the 2024 Lowrance Hobie B.O.S. Tournament of Champions** at Santee Cooper. ([Hobie Bass Open Series][11])

This is another area where our methodology requires an important distinction.

Simply qualifying for a championship does not receive the same weight as performing once you get there.

Tim performed.

On Day 1 he sat:

# **4TH PLACE — 95.75"**

behind Jody Queen, Ryan Matylewicz and Reece Stoughton.

After three days of competition, Tim finished:

# **13TH OVERALL**

# # # **265.75 TOTAL INCHES**. ([Hobie Bass Open Series][12])

That is a significant national championship-level result.

The Hobie TOC was not an open participation event.

The field consisted of anglers who had earned their places through the Bass Open Series.

# # # Tim qualified—and then finished 13th among that elite field.

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# 🇺🇸 2024 — RANKED #5 NATIONALLY ACROSS THE MAJOR CIRCUITS

Perhaps the strongest independent measurement of Tim’s 2024 season comes from **Basstrail’s National Kayak Angler Ranking**.

The ranking combines performance across:

**Kayak Bass Fishing**

**Hobie Bass Open Series**

and

**Bassmaster Kayak Series**

without assigning additional weight to one national organization over another.

In the published 2024 ranking:

# **TIM ISAACS — #5 NATIONALLY**

# # # **1,994 POINTS**

He appeared behind only Rus Snyders, Jody Queen, Wyatt Hammond and Deamen Henderson. ([basstrail.com][1])

This is especially significant for our retrospective.

Tim began kayak fishing in 2016.

Eight years later:

# # # an independent national ranking placed the West Virginia angler fifth in the country.

That is exactly what we mean by:

# **RELEVANT LONGEVITY.**

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# 2025 — NATIONAL MEDIA AS AN EXPERIENCED VOICE

Tim remained relevant through the final year of our ranking window.

In January 2025, **Advanced Kayak Angler / Bass, Kayak & Beers** selected Tim as part of an expert panel discussing the upcoming national tournament season.

The episode featured:

**Jody Queen**

**Abby Abbondanza**

**Jason Isaacs**

and

**Tim Isaacs**

discussing the major national trails, tournament choices, changes within competitive kayak fishing and strategies for the season ahead. ([Apple Podcasts][13])

That selection is meaningful.

Tim was no longer being invited merely to discuss one tournament result.

# # # He was being asked for his perspective on the national tournament landscape itself.

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# 2025 — KAYAK ADVENTURE SERIES

Tim’s competitive activity also continued through the **Kayak Adventure Series**.

At the 2025 **Ocalapalooza** event in Florida, Tim finished Friday’s opening session inside the **Top 5 of the individual leaderboard** and remained in contention during Saturday’s competition. ([Kayak Adventure Seri][14])

He also teamed with his son **Jason Isaacs** as:

# **TEAM FISH-I**

in the Torqeedo Team Division.

The father-and-son team moved as high as second during competition and ultimately finished:

# 🥉 **3RD PLACE — 169.5"**. ([Kayak Adventure Seri][14])

That result adds another dimension to Tim’s final year in the retrospective.

Nearly a decade after entering kayak fishing:

# # # he was still traveling nationally, contending in tournaments and sharing the experience with the next generation of his family.

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# COMPETITIVE LONGEVITY

Tim’s career becomes particularly impressive when viewed chronologically.

**2016 — Begins kayak fishing**

**2018 — 22nd at the KBF National Championship in our reconstructed records**

**2019 — 5th of 118 at KBF Lake Anna**

**2020 — Selected to help lead West Virginia B.A.S.S. Nation kayak competition**

**2021 — Kayak Angler national instructional feature with Matt Ball**

**2022 — KBF Laurel River Lake Champion**

**2022 — 2nd at Laurel River Trail II the following day**

**2023 — 6th at KBF Lake Murray**

**2024 — 13th in Hobie B.O.S. Angler of the Year**

**2024 — Hobie Tournament of Champions qualifier and 13th-place finisher**

**2024 — #5 in Basstrail’s National Kayak Angler Ranking**

**2025 — Advanced Kayak Angler national tournament panel**

**2025 — 3rd in the Kayak Adventure Series Ocalapalooza Team Division with Jason Isaacs**

That is one of the strongest examples of sustained national relevance uncovered during this project.

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# WHY TIM ISAACS IS #3

Tim Isaacs’ placement in the final three is primarily built around the combination of **national performance, consistency, longevity and breadth of competition**.

His résumé is not dependent upon one organization.

He has competed successfully through:

# # # **KBF**

# # # **HOBIE BASS OPEN SERIES**

# # # **BASSMASTER / B.A.S.S. NATION**

# # # **KAYAK ADVENTURE SERIES**

while continuing to represent West Virginia on national leaderboards.

His competitive record includes a high KBF National Championship finish in our reconstructed archives, a **Top-5 finish against 118 anglers at Lake Anna**, a **KBF Trail victory**, a runner-up finish the following day, another **KBF Top-10 at Lake Murray**, a **13th-place Hobie AOY season**, and a **13th-place Hobie Tournament of Champions finish**. ([The Bass Cast][6])

His influence extends beyond tournament standings through **West Virginia B.A.S.S. Nation kayak leadership, Fishing Online educational content, Kayak Angler Magazine exposure, Dakota Lithium representation and national podcast appearances**. ([Fishing Online][2])

And the strongest overall measurement of his later career may be this:

# **2024 NATIONAL KAYAK ANGLER RANKING — #5 IN THE COUNTRY.** ([basstrail.com][1])

For an angler who did not begin kayak fishing until 2016, that progression is remarkable.

---

# 🏆 #3 — TIM ISAACS

Some anglers begin kayak fishing young and build a résumé over decades.

Tim Isaacs entered competitive kayak fishing after a lifetime of traditional bass fishing and compressed an extraordinary amount of success into the decade that followed.

He transitioned from bass boats to kayaks.

He produced a major KBF National Championship result.

He traveled and finished Top 5 against large national fields.

He contributed to the development of B.A.S.S. Nation kayak competition in West Virginia.

He won a KBF Trail event.

He followed that victory with another podium the very next day.

He became a nationally published educational resource.

He competed successfully across KBF, Hobie and other national circuits.

He reached the Hobie Tournament of Champions.

He finished 13th in Hobie AOY.

And in 2024, an independent ranking combining results across America’s major kayak tournament circuits placed him:

# **FIFTH IN THE NATION.**

That combination of **high-level performance, adaptability and relevant longevity** places Tim Isaacs among the most accomplished and influential kayak anglers West Virginia produced during the 2016–2025 era.

# **TIM ISAACS — #3**

# # # **KBF TRAIL CHAMPION • NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITOR • HOBIE TOC TOP-15 FINISHER • NATIONAL TOP-5 RANKED ANGLER • B.A.S.S. NATION LEADER • INDUSTRY REPRESENTATIVE • EDUCATIONAL CONTRIBUTOR**

And that is why:

🏆 TIM ISAACS IS #3.

Congratulations to **Tim Isaacs — #3**.

---

# # SOURCES & PUBLICATIONS CONSULTED

This revised profile was reconstructed using **Fishing Online, Kayak Bass Fishing/KBF records, TourneyX-derived archives, AnglersChannel, The Bass Cast, Kayak Angler Magazine, Hobie Bass Open Series, Basstrail National Kayak Angler Rankings, Bassmaster/B.A.S.S. records, Kayak Adventure Series and Bass, Kayak & Beers / Advanced Kayak Angler**.

Particularly important sources include **Fishing Online’s 2020 Tim Isaacs Spotlight**, which documents his 2016 entry into kayak fishing and his selection for the West Virginia B.A.S.S. Nation kayak-director role; **AnglersChannel’s 2019 Lake Anna leaderboard**, documenting his fifth-place finish among 118 competitors; **Kayak Angler Magazine’s 2021 KBF National Championship prefishing feature with Matt Ball**; **The Bass Cast’s detailed coverage of Tim’s 2022 Laurel River KBF victory and runner-up finish**; **Basstrail’s 2023 Lake Murray coverage**; and official **Hobie B.O.S. 2024 AOY and Tournament of Champions results**. ([Fishing Online][2])

Basstrail’s **2024 National Kayak Angler Ranking** is especially valuable as an independent cross-circuit reference because it aggregates performance from KBF, Hobie and Bassmaster and lists Tim ** #5 nationally**. ([basstrail.com][1])

The **Kayak Adventure Series** and **Advanced Kayak Angler / Bass, Kayak & Beers** provide additional documentation of Tim’s continued competitive and media relevance during the final year of the 2016–2025 ranking window. ([Kayak Adventure Seri][14])

*As with every profile in this ten-year retrospective, the objective is not to claim that every surviving historical record has been recovered. Older tournament websites, Facebook archives and manufacturer pages are often incomplete or no longer publicly searchable. The purpose is to reconstruct the strongest record possible from accessible sources—and, more importantly, to recognize the people who helped influence, grow and shape kayak fishing in West Virginia.*



[1]: https://www.basstrail.com/rankings/ranking/2024-national-kayak-angler-ranking "https://www.basstrail.com/rankings/ranking/2024-national-kayak-angler-ranking"
[2]: https://www.fishingonline.com/blogs/news/fishing-team-spotlight-tim-isaacs?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Fishing Team Spotlight: Tim Isaacs | News | Fishing Online"
[3]: https://anglerschannel.com/casey-reed-wins-kayak-bass-fishing-lake-anna-event-with-over-87-inches/ "Casey Reed Wins Kayak Bass Fishing Lake Anna Event with over 87 inches!!! – Anglers Channel"
[4]: https://www.hobiefishingworldwide.com/qualifying-events/b-o-s-lake-dardanelle-russellville-ar-sep-12-13-2020/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "LAKE DARDANELLE, Russellville, ARKANSAS – Hobie Fishing Worldwide"
[5]: https://kayakanglermag.com/videos/prefishing-tips-from-the-2021-kbf-national-championship-video/ "https://kayakanglermag.com/videos/prefishing-tips-from-the-2021-kbf-national-championship-video/"
[6]: https://thebasscast.com/2022/05/16/a-tale-of-two-anglers-isaacs-and-jensen-win-at-laurel-river/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "A Tale of Two Anglers: Isaacs and Jensen win at Laurel River – The Bass Cast"
[7]: https://basstrail.com/articles/article/big-lake-murray-limits-at-the-kbf-trail-event "https://basstrail.com/articles/article/big-lake-murray-limits-at-the-kbf-trail-event"
[8]: https://hobiebos.com/events/new-river/ "https://hobiebos.com/events/new-river/"
[9]: https://hobiebos.com/events/susquehanna-river-2/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "BROTHERS MINOR TOP THE CHART AT SUSQUEHANNA RIVER EVENTS ANCHORED BY POWER-POLE – Hobie Bass Open Series"
[10]: https://hobiebos.com/hobie-2024-angler-of-the-year/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "2024 LOWRANCE Angler of the Year – Hobie Bass Open Series"
[11]: https://hobiebos.com/news/the-2024-hbos-toc-anglers/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "The 2024 LOWRANCE BOS TOC Anglers – Hobie Bass Open Series"
[12]: https://hobiebos.com/events/tournament-of-champions-clarendon-sc/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "LOWRANCE TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS 2024 – Clarendon SC – Hobie Bass Open Series"
[13]: https://podcasts.apple.com/sk/podcast/s3-ep-1-advanced-kayak-angler-the-2025-tournament/id1499439500?i=1000683308308&utm_source=chatgpt.com "S3. Ep.1 - Advanced Kayak Angl…–Bass, Kayak and Beers – Apple Podcasts"
[14]: https://www.kayakadventureseries.com/post/ocalapalooza-shines-on-and-off-the-water "Ocalapalooza Shines On and Off the Water"

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