Edwin Evers

Edwin Evers identifies the Nitro Z-9 as his boat on his official website.

Edwin Evers is quoted on the Cook's website as saying, "What I love the most about my Cook's GO-TO Tackle Storage System is it allows me to utilize unused space in my boat. The system makes my jigs, spinnerbaits and plastics very accessible and within easy reach very quickly. At a glance, I can see the color of my spinner baits and my jig skirts. This saves me valuable time, which allows me to make more casts on tournament day." His official website also shows photos of him using the Cook's Go-To in black.

Edwin explains that he likes the 7' medium version because he can cast further, but that the important thing is to get something with a soft tip when picking a jerkbait rod.

Edwin Evers praises the Pro Qualifier Baitcast Reel on the Bass Pro Shops website saying, "It never ceases to amaze me...almost everyone who fishes in my boat comes away in awe of my Pro Qualifier baitcasters. They thought they were fishing with $300 reels!"

Edwin recommends this Pro Qualifier spinning reel for anglers on a budget in his video Rod/Reels on a Budget, saying it is very versatile in capabilities.

Edwin Evers says that he uses his 7' medium-heavy all the time and that it is his "most favorite crankbait rod."

Edwin talks about what he likes about the Booyah Boogee Bait and how he uses it in the video Boogee Rigged Money Minnow.

Edwin Evers discusses how he uses a different sizes of the Money Minnow to make good bait in the video Boogee Rigged Money Minnow.

Edwin Evers talks about using this lure in the Sabine River tournament on his website.

Edwin Evers talks about using this lure in the Sabine River tournament on his website.

Edwin Evers talks about using this lure in the Sabine River tournament on his website.

Edwin Evers uses the Wooly Bug in Cajun Neon, Black/Blue Shadow and Big O Craw. Evers is talks about the lure colors in a Bassmaster interview. "That covers all my different water clarities," Evers said. "Anytime you are flipping those things, it is stained or murky water; which you choose just depends on how muddy it is. I’ll start off with the Cajun Neon, and as it gets muddy, I’ll go to the Black/Blue Shadow."

On the How He Does section on his website, E2 explains why he uses the Booyah Swim'n Jig saying, "I usually start with a 3/8oz Booyah swim jig in one of three colors: green pumpkin, white or black and blue. I choose these colors because I'm trying to imitate either a bluegill, shad or crawdad."

Edwin Evers talks about using BPS Magibraid and the techniques and situations that work best with it.

Edwin Evers talks about why he likes the Money Craw in the River Craw color on his website. "The trailer is one of the most important aspects of the bait. A lot of times I want a trailer that has a lot of action but isn't too big or bulky - my all-around favorite is the YUM Money Craw. The legs on the Money Craw produce the perfect swimming action and the colors match great. If you get a trailer that's too big or bulky, you'll end up missing a lot of fish. I also believe speed is very critical in swimming a jig. Too big of trailer will hamper your ability to keep the jig down in the water and swimming correctly during the retrieve."

Edwin Evers says if he could only have 5 bait choices, this Model A would be one of them. On his website, he describes the Bomber in chartreuse blue as, "a 4- to 6-foot diving crank bait that is just an awesome lure for a lot of different lakes."

This is one of the baits Edwin Evers says he would choose if he could only use five lures. On his site, he says it "catches bass on every pond, river and lake. I don't go anywhere in the U.S. without it."

From Edwin Evers' website, "Yum VibraKing tube in black neon, Texas-rigged with a 1/4-ounce tungsten weight and a 4/0 hook. Year-round, this is just a really great bait for flippin' or pitchin' in close. Bass just eat it up."

Edwin Evers' likes this lure because it is, "great bait for ponds and working top water anytime and walking the dog technique. A really good big-fish bait."

Edwin Evers talk about using this lure in watermelon candy on his site.

Edwin Evers talks about using this jighead on his How Does He Do It page.

Edwin Evers' posted, "While most antennae send one to three pulses per second to the satellite, this one sends 10 per second. If you move just one foot to the left or right it registers. Oftentimes I had to make the same cast over and over to a spot the size of a bread box to get a bite, and this exact positioning device was critical."

E2 discusses using these lures on his site.

Edwin talks about his Power-Pole shallow anchoring system by saying, "My Power Poles were critical in this event, as they are any time you’re fishing for bedding fish. I don’t know how I ever fished without them at this time of year. It was possible to catch an aggressive male bass, put the Power Poles down, and then make the exact same cast and catch the female. Without that ability I might not have caught several of the fish I weighed in."

Edwin Evers uses these Wiley X AirRage sunglasses with the blue mirror lenses to help his vision when sight-fishing.

This is Edwin Evers' signature line of jerkbait lures developed with XCalibur.

Edwin Evers says Remember the Titans is his favorite movie on his official website.