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Airman winner Staff Sgt. Jon Brennan and his American

Airman winner Staff Sgt. Jon Brennan and his American

Airman winner Staff Sgt. Jon Brennan and his American Bass Anglers boater Jim Clay passing by the boat ramp for inspection before heading out onto Big Hill Lake in southeastern Kansas for the "Take an Airman" f... More

American Bass Anglers and 29 airmen, soldiers and Marines

American Bass Anglers and 29 airmen, soldiers and Marines

American Bass Anglers and 29 airmen, soldiers and Marines from McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita Kan. at the "Take an airman" fishing day, July 21, at Big Hill Lake in southeastern Kansas.

Staff Sgt. Jon Brennan, center, with American Bass

Staff Sgt. Jon Brennan, center, with American Bass

Staff Sgt. Jon Brennan, center, with American Bass Anglers boaters Ray Templeton, left, and Jim Clay. Brennan won the visiting military tournament with a 19-and-a-half inch largemouth. The prizes were a portabl... More

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