Matt Messer, a proud native of Warfield, Kentucky, has made a name for himself in the world of competitive bass fishing. A former college angler at Kentucky Christian University, Matt's journey in fishing took off with his standout performance at the collegiate level. As a member of the KCU fishing team, he competed at the highest level of college fishing and quickly proved himself as a talented and dedicated competitor.
With a major accomplishment as a B.A.S.S. College Champion, Matt's transition from college fishing to the professional arena was a natural progression. Now competing in the B.A.S.S. Opens circuit, he has continued to elevate his career, earning the title of B.A.S.S. Opens Champion. His dedication, skills, and passion for the sport have led him to qualify for one of fishing's most prestigious events, the Bassmaster Classic, a dream for many anglers.
Matt’s success story is a testament to hard work, discipline, and an unyielding love for fishing. As he continues to compete in the Bassmaster Opens, he remains a prominent figure in the fishing community, inspiring aspiring anglers with his journey from college champion to Bassmaster Classic qualifier.
Trinity grew up hunting with her dad, and has loved all things outdoors since she was a kid. In 2014, she was introduced to survival/bushcraft and developed a passion for that as well. Trinity loves to hunt turkeys in the spring, whitetail deer in the fall, and hound hunting for bear in Maine. When she isn’t hunting, she is helping with the family business, Rack’d Outdoors. In 2021, Trinity started her own business, Made Ready Gear, where she makes a various assortment of outdoor bags and other outdoor and hunting related items. She believes in making quality gear at affordable prices because she wants to see everyone have the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors with great gear, as much as she does.
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