Episode 1218: THE 2025 BASSMASTER CLASSIC CHAMPION INTERVIEW: EASTON FOTHERGILL

BASS TALK LIVE

Mark Jeffreys

Bass, Dallas, Sports, Outdoor, Fishing, Bassfishing

4.9 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 26 March 2025

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Easton Fothergill joins BTL to talk about his 2025 Bassmaster Classic victory.

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0:00.0	This is the 21st season of Bass Talk Live.
0:05.0	BTL is presented by Bass Cat Boats.
0:10.0	Strike King Lures.
0:12.0	AFCO.
0:14.0	Pro Guy Batteries.
0:15.0	Spro.
0:16.0	Gama Katsu.
0:18.0	The Bass Tank.
0:20.0	Denali Rods. Beatdown outdoors, and Sunline.
0:27.6	BTL coming at you.
0:30.6	Good morning and welcome to another exciting edition of BTL Bass Talk Live where we are going to talk about bass fishing
0:37.5	and less than 72 hours after 22-year-old Easton Fothergill became the first
0:45.2	Minnesotan to lift the Bassmaster Classic trophy over his head, did so in record-setting
0:52.6	fashion this past Sunday afternoon on Lake Ray Roberts to the tune of 76 pounds, 15 ounces.
1:01.6	We have them live on BTL to kick off a Wednesday.
1:05.8	Easton, first of all, congratulations, and thank you for returning to BTL, your second appearance on the show, to talk about all things.
1:14.1	Lake Ray Roberts and the biggest win of your career.
1:18.1	Thanks for having me again, man.
1:19.7	This is awesome.
1:21.9	First of all, what have the last two and a half days been like since you lived through the trophy?
1:27.5	Just walk us through that moment after the ride around with your family.
1:33.2	Like, what do you do Sunday night, Monday, Tuesday, lead into this?
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