Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Presented by MillerTech Nears All-Six Lockdown with 115 Anglers Committed for 2026 Season

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Only nine spots remain before the roster locks in to only pros fishing all six stops plus Bass Pro Tour anglers; impressive field has earned more than $24 million in MLF career winnings

BENTON, Ky. (Nov. 5, 2025) – The field for the 2026 Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Presented by MillerTech is nearly complete, with 115 pros now committed to all six stops next season. That leaves just nine spots remaining before the field is officially exclusive – once it hits 124 anglers, participation will be restricted to pros fishing all six events and Bass Pro Tour anglers.

The latest group of anglers to join the 2026 roster includes: Daniel Blackert, Brent Chapman, (Skeeter) Wayn Crosby, Ethan Fields, Kyle Glasgow, Lake Johnson, Aidan Kerlin, Clint Knight, Parker Lambert, Cal Lane, Neal McWhorter, Grant Meisenhelter, Riley Nielsen, Ricky Robinson, Roman Ryan, Cason Sanchez and Matteo Turano. This latest group further bolsters what’s already one of the strongest Pro Circuit lineups in years. See the current 115-pro roster below.

In total, the 115 committed anglers have combined to earn more than $24.3 million in career winnings through MLF events alone, representing a mix of veteran heavyweights, young stars on the rise and seasoned regional hammers ready to test themselves on a national stage.

“This roster is as competitive as they come,” said Kevin Hunt, Tournament Director of the Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit. “The momentum behind the Pro Circuit right now is incredible, and with only a handful of spots left, we’re expecting to lock down the field soon. Once we hit 124 anglers that have committed to all six events, that’s it. No cherry-picking events, no one-off local entries – just a consistent field of the best anglers in the country battling it out for the title and $100,000 to $135,000 at each stop.”

The 2026 Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit season will feature six regular-season events, each offering top-tier competition, national exposure and qualification opportunities for REDCREST and the Bass Pro Tour.

The enhanced Pro Circuit, which features $100,000 to first place ($135,000 including the Phoenix MLF Bonus) and at least $10,000 to the top 33% of the field, continues to attract both new and returning competitors from across the country. The 2026 season will culminate in the Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Championship on Florida’s Kissimmee Chain of Lakes. The full schedule, announced earlier this year, is available at MajorLeagueFishing.com.

Anglers interested in joining the 2026 campaign can enter by phone at 270.252.1000, or if you have questions about the events, call tournament director Kevin Hunt at 270.205.5155. For the complete Pro Circuit schedule, rules and payouts, visit MajorLeagueFishing.com.

Proud sponsors of the MLF Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Presented by MillerTech include: 7Brew Coffee, Abu Garcia, Athletic Brewing, B&W Trailer Hitches, Berkley, BUBBA, Deep Dive App, E3 Sport Apparel, Epic Baits, Fishing Clash, Grizzly, Humminbird, Lew’s, Mercury, Minn Kota, Onyx, O’Reilly Auto Parts, Phoenix Boats, PirahnO2, Polaris, Power-Pole, Precision Sonar, Strike King, Suzuki Marine, Tackle Warehouse, T-H Marine, Toyota, VOSKER, WIX Filters and YETI.

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The first 115 anglers that have signed up for all six stops on the 2026 Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit Presented by MillerTech are:

  • Charles Abshire – Lake Charles, LA
  • Caz Anderson – Haysville, NC
  • Allen Armour – Cumming, GA
  • Kyle Austin – Ridgeville, SC
  • Teimuraz (Tom) Balachvili – Scarsdale, NY
  • Jay (Striker) Barnett – Locust Grove, GA
  • Matt Baty – Bainbridge, GA
  • Josh Bertrand – San Tan Valley, AZ
  • Daryl Biron – Meriden, CT
  • Daniel Blackert – Richfield, OH
  • Drew Boggs – Lebanon, TN
  • Greg Bohannan – Bentonville, AR
  • Alex Bradley – Wellford, SC
  • John Brown – Wedowee, AL
  • Dennis Burdette – Pembroke, VA
  • Miles Burghoff – Dayton, TN
  • Brody Campbell – Oxford, OH
  • Tyler Campbell – Martin, GA
  • Brett Carnright – Plattsburgh, NY
  • Eddie Carper – Valliant, OK
  • Brent Chapman – Lenexa, KS
  • Mark Condron – Murfreesboro, TN
  • Kyle Cortiana – Broken Arrow, OK
  • Ben Cox – Andrews, SC
  • (Skeeter) Wayn Crosby – Green Pond, SC
  • John Dial – Winter Haven, FL
  • Boyd Duckett – Guntersville, AL
  • Tony Dumitras – Winston, GA
  • Charlie Evans – Berea, KY
  • Ty Faber – Pagosa Springs, CO
  • Ron Farrow – Rock Hill, SC
  • Ethan Fields – Breese, IL
  • Mark Fisher – Wauconda, IL
  • Terry Fisher – Decatur, AL
  • Jeff Fitts – Keystone Heights, FL
  • Shinichi Fukae – Harlem, GA
  • Drew Gill – Mount Carmel, IL
  • Kyle Glasgow – Guin, AL
  • Kyle Goldstein – Paso Robles, CA
  • Robert Grabow – Morgantown, WV
  • Ethan Greene – Eufaula, AL
  • Christian Greico – New Bern, NC
  • Mitchell Grimsley – Hiawassee, GA
  • Tommy Guthke – Anderson, SC
  • Blake Hall – Rogersville, AL
  • Will Harkins – Blairsville, GA
  • Byron Haseotes – West Newton, MA
  • Brian Hatfield – Spring City, TN
  • Marshall Hughes – Hemphill, TX
  • Lake Johnson – Trinity, AL
  • Kelly (James) Jordon – Flint, TX
  • Aidan Kerlin – Nags Head, NC
  • Frank Kitchens Iii – Oxford, GA
  • Gary Klein – Mingus, TX
  • Clint Knight – Russellville, KY
  • Parker Knudsen – Shakopee, MN
  • Levi Kohl – Edinburg, IL
  • Parker Lambert – Riegelsville, PA
  • Bobby Lane – Lakeland, FL
  • Cal Lane – Grant, AL
  • Christopher Lane – Guntersville, AL
  • Brian Latimer – Belton, SC
  • Michael Leach – Shenandoah, TX
  • Robby Lefere – Jackson, MI
  • John Levesque – Nashua, NH
  • Jared Lintner – Covington, GA
  • Steve Lopez – Oconomowoc, WI
  • Harbor Lovin – New Concord, KY
  • Terry Luedtke – Burton, TX
  • Matt Massey – Saint Augustine, FL
  • Mike Mayo – Athens, TX
  • Julius Mazy – Phoenix, AZ
  • Bill McDonald – Greenwood, IN
  • Brandon McMillan – Clewiston, FL
  • Bryan McNeal – Madison, AL
  • Neal McWhorter – Hiram, GA
  • Grant Meisenhelter – Decatur, IL
  • Jesse Millsaps – Jasper, GA
  • Chad Mrazek – Montgomery, TX
  • John Murray – Spring City, TN
  • Britt Myers – Clover, SC
  • Britt Myers Jr. – Clover, SC
  • Riley Nielsen – Murray, UT
  • Andrew Nordbye – Guntersville, AL
  • Hayden O’Barr – Scottsboro, AL
  • Terry Olinger – Louisa, VA
  • Lane Olson – Forest Grove, OR
  • Bruce Parsons – Arbela, MO
  • Austin Pemberton – Tuscola, TX
  • Keith Poche – Cecil, AL
  • Matt Reed – Madisonville, TX
  • Charlie Reed Jr. – Gloucester, VA
  • Dusty Rice – Breaux Bridge, LA
  • Marshall Robinson – Landrum, SC
  • Marty Robinson – Landrum, SC
  • Ricky Robinson – Greenback, TN
  • Fred Roumbanis – London, AR
  • Roman Ryan – Madison, WI
  • Jackson Ryley – Clinton, IN
  • Cason Sanchez – Flintville, TN
  • Colby Schrumpf – Highland, IL
  • Terry Scroggins – San Mateo, FL
  • Banks Shaw – Harrison, TN
  • Blake Smith – Lakeland, FL
  • Miles Smith – Houma, LA
  • Robert Sparks – Heflin, LA
  • Tyler Stewart – Dubach, LA
  • Troy Stokes – Trenton, MI
  • Mike Surman – Boca Raton, FL
  • Levi Thibodaux – Thibodaux, LA
  • Matteo Turano – Puryear, TN
  • Jason Vance – Battle Ground, IN
  • Jimmy Washam – Stantonville, TN
  • Joseph Webster – Hamilton, AL
  • Thomas Wooten – Huddleston, VA