Welcome to Hammerheads Fishing. For next year, we will have 1 event geared towards helping high school students who are looking to fish in college. We have 3 events planned for 2019 and we will see where it goes from there.
If you are interested in fishing in college, go ahead and look around our site and see how we can help you take that next step.
2018
College Prep Camps / Showcase Events
Hammerheads Northern Wisconsin Showcase Week
Where: Chippewa Flowage (Northern Wisconsin)
For Who: Class of 2019 & 2020 that are looking to fish in college.
Short Description: This is a week long camp with 5 days of fishing, 2 travel days and everything you need to help you build a fishing profile page with videos, social media and more. We are looking for 48 students who want to find a college to pursue college bass fishing. Whether we help you land a scholarship or just find your dream school with more fishing perks, this event will help you do that.
We leave from Carol Stream, Illinois and take a bus up to Northern Wisconsin. We return to Carol Stream, Illinois.
Just For Fun Camps
As of now, we aren’t doing any just for fun camps, but we are open to doing this in the future.
2019
College Prep Camps / Showcase Events
July 28th – August 3rd Branson, MO (Table Rock Lake)
Class of 2020 & 2021 | Registration Not Open Yet
August 4th – August 10th Northern Wisconsin (Chippewa Flowage)
Class of 2020 & 2021 | Registration Not Open Yet
Just For Fun Camps
March 23rd – 30th Spring Break Fishing Camp | Lake Guntersville
High School Students (Freshman – Seniors) | Registration Not Open Yet
Kevin Sewell is the owner of Hammerheads Fishing. He is the guy in the image above. Kevin runs the Illinois Hammerheads baseball program which now features Illinois teams, regional showcase events and even regional destination baseball teams.
His other passion is fishing. He owns and runs the largest fishing tourism website on the planet. It is ultimatefishingsite.net.
With Hammerheads Fishing, Kevin has started something that will help give the students a huge advantage towards finding a spot on a school’s college bass fishing team. As these clubs continue to get more popular, there are more and more schools that are even offering scholarship money to attend their school and fish on the college bass fishing team. Most of these scholarships are small, but it gives these students the opportunity to have a home and fish tournaments through their college years. Whether they choose to do it just for fun while in college or use it as a stepping stone for turning professional down the road, it can definitely make your college experience a better one.
Kevin has his own Youtube channel. Take a look at some of his videos.
