PADDLE PROS – Broadway Lake
March 21 | Anderson, SC
Launch: McFalls Landing

No motors. No shortcuts. Just paddle power and a lake full of bass.

Broadway Lake sets up perfectly in March—fish pushing shallow, feeding hard, and ready to get caught. Less pressure than the big lakes, tons of opportunity, and the kind of water where smart decisions and good boat control win.

Paddle Kayaks Only
Payouts: 1st • 2nd • 3rd • Big Bass

If you know how to fish from a paddle kayak, this is your stage.
Show up ready. Paddle hard. Fish smart.

PADDLE PROS – Saluda Lake
April 18 | Launch: Heritage Landing

Same rules. Same payouts. Different challenge.

Saluda Lake is a grinder—in a good way. Tight water, real structure, and bass that reward anglers who fish clean and stay efficient. This lake puts a premium on positioning, angle control, and making the most of every paddle stroke. No wasted moves. No bailout spots.

Spring fish will be active, and Saluda has the kind of bites that can swing the leaderboard fast if you’re in the right water at the right time.

Paddle Kayaks Only
Payouts: 1st • 2nd • 3rd • Big Bass

If you like earning it, this one’s for you.
Fish smart. Paddle harder.

PADDLE PROS – Lake Issaqueena
May 16

Quiet water. Real fishing. No gimmicks.

Lake Issaqueena is made for paddle anglers—compact, efficient, and full of fish that live shallow and bite with intent. This is a lake where reading water, working cover, and staying disciplined pays off. You don’t need to run far. You need to fish right.

By mid-May, these bass are active and spread out. Find your water, settle in, and let the lake work for you.

Paddle Kayaks Only
Payouts: 1st • 2nd • 3rd • Big Bass

No motors. No noise. Just execution.
This is Paddle Pros at its best.