"We’re proud to join forces with ArmyBassAnglers, and what impresses me about this organization is its strong belief in continuous personal development, and that falls right in line with our purpose," says Terry McClymont, an avid angler and founder of Faculty of Fishing. "We are committed to bringing a quality fishing learning management system, regardless of the level of a person’s current fishing knowledge, helping to enhance each participant’s fishing abilities, which in turn will lead to more success on the water."

According to McClymont, this new partnership will provide military personnel from across the world with the opportunity to upgrade their fishing experiences, regardless of where duty calls.

"Through this sponsorship, Faculty of Fishing will soon become the resource of choice for anglers looking to improve their skills through a fun, informative and challenging format that provides the necessary content for any skill level," added McClymont.

As an additional incentive, FOF will provide a five percent discount to anyone using the code “ARMYBASS.” 

"FOF has designed an easy-to-watch, 12-hour course that you can take at your own pace, and that will enhance any angler’s experiences," says Maj. Cody Roberson of ArmyBassAnglers. "The entire ArmyBassAnglers is benefiting from this information, and it’s certainly giving us an edge come tournament time."

ABA consists of 12 pro staff anglers, all of whom are active duty or retired U.S. military. The group currently fishes the Fishers of Men National Tournament Trail and Bass Champs, and gained national prominence as the Ceremonial Launch Boats for the past two Bassmasters Classics.

Returning Heroes Home, a 12,000 square-foot rehabilitation center, is funded solely by private donations and provides space for wounded soldiers undergoing treatment in San Antonio, allowing them to spend private time with their friends and families when they are not actively participating in rehabilitative treatment. 

The Lone Star Chapter of the Paralyzed Veterans of America, a congressionally-chartered veterans service organization established on August 19th, 1989, is locally involved in the support of its members or veterans who served in the armed forces that have experienced spinal cord injury or dysfunction in the North Texas area.

"We don’t consider ourselves professional fishermen, but professional soldiers who just happen to be really good, avid anglers with a far more important mission," says Roberson. "We strongly encourage anglers to enroll in Faculty of Fishing courses and take advantage of this great offer to enhance your fishing IQ, support our wounded soldiers and paralyzed veterans, and further your experience on the water."

For more information about Returning Heroes Home or Fishing for Freedom, and to make a contribution, view tournament schedules or subscribe to the ABA e-newsletter, visit www.armybassanglers.com. 

For more information about the Lone Star Chapter of the Paralyzed Veterans of America, visit www.mypva.org. 

For more information about Faculty of Fishing, or to sign up for a course, visit www.facultyoffishing.com.

Contact-
Maj. Cody Roberson
Email-  armybassanglers_cody@yahoo.com
Phone-  (210) 818-3480
Web-  www.armybassanglers.com