Walker Smith is a Managing Editor with a focus on social media. He has written for various publications including Wired2fish, Charlotte Business Journal, MediaPost, Branding Strategy Insider, and River City Newspapers. Walker's work has also been featured in The State Press, ASU Student Media. He covers a range of topics including fishing, boating, business, and sports.
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Walker Smith's coverage is focused on product promotions, sales & marketing, and sports related to fishing. His articles often feature promotional deals and private sector announcements.
If reaching out, consider pitching new fishing products or gear launches, updates from the fishing tournament circuit, or insights into the bass fishing industry. Given his focus on Arizona in addition to national coverage, providing information relevant to this region might be particularly appealing.
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By: Walker Smith
PARIS – Even though the Paris Games are over, a commitment to the mental health of athletes is not.
By: Walker Smith
The IOC’s Safe Support Unit introduced “Athlete 365 Mind Zones” areas during the Paris Games in the Olympic Village. It used VR headsets to help athletes practice meditation. (IOC/Submitted)
Everyone in this world has special talents. Some folks are great mathematicians, authors, engineers or something of the sort. If you’re reading this, you’re really good at something. Elite Series pro Chad Pipkens has been blessed with the knowledge and talent of catching smallmouth bass. Everyone in the fishing world knows he is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to capturing these creatures and historically, he’s done well when Bassmaster Elite or Open events land on a smallmouth fishery.
The world today is characterized by an undercurrent of negativity that is stronger than ever. Volatility is the new normal. This is the climate in which brands must operate.
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Alex and Scott Richmond may live quite far apart these days, but the father-son duo made it a point to spend some quality time together and make the trek to Lake Hartwell to enjoy the storied Toyota Bonus Bucks Owners Tournament.
By: Walker Smith
With a lot of tournaments under my proverbial belt, I can’t believe it took me so long to check out the Toyota Bonus Bucks Owners Tournament. As it turns out, that short ride to Lake Hartwell started a tradition my wife and I can’t wait to continue. I’ve been working in this industry for roughly [...]Read More... from An Industry Veteran’s First Experience at the 2024 Toyota Bonus Bucks Owners Tournament
By: Carter Ozburn, Walker Smith
A worker picks up branches on Furman University's campus after Hurricane Helene.
A nine-hour drive wouldn’t deter anglers Guy Hammaker (right) and Jim Thornburg (left) from getting in on the fun on Lake Hartwell. The culture and fellowship brought them and the fishing action was just an added bonus.
By: Walker Smith
A nine-hour drive wouldn’t deter anglers Guy Hammaker and Jim Thornburg from getting in on the fun on Lake Hartwell. The culture and fellowship brought them and the fishing action was just an added bonus.
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