Please welcome Lincoln Nebraska resident Jason Cyboron
(jcyboron) to In-DepthAngling’s Field Staff.
Jason is an avid bass tournament fisherman and can be found setting the hook on Burchard, Iron Horse, Czechland, Wagon Train, Upper Missouri River in Nebraska, Milford Lake, Pony Creek & Banner Creek in Kansas and Brickyard Hill & Mozingo Lakes in Missouri.
More about Jason, in his own words… “Most of my earliest memories involve fishing. I grew up on a farm near Boelus, Nebraska. We live near the Loup River and had a creek running through our pasture that the NRD placed a dam across to make about a 7 acre lake. As long as I could remember every weekend my family, grandparents and aunts and uncles would come out and fish. As I grew older I would spend most of my time outdoor fishing or exploring around our farm. When I was about 13 or 14 I began subscribing to In-Fisherman and Bassmaster. By the time I was 15 all I wanted to do was be a professional angler, like what I saw in Bassmasters every weekend on TNN. Even as life grew busier in my later teens I still found time to go fishing. When I wasn’t playing sports or working our family would go fishing or hunting. For a while my Dad and I were members of the Central City Sportsman’s Club where we would fish in their lake and participate in the Trap Shooting League, which I won my division every year. Now I am working on a pro career as a bass angler. I participated at the club level for about 4 years. Then one year I fished 2 Bassmaster Tour Events as a co-angler and that kind of sealed the deal on my aspirations to become a pro angler. I fished the ABA for 2 years as well as the Bassmaster Series. This past year in the Bassmaster Series I qualified for the regional tournament, which gave me priority entry into the Bassmaster Opens. So I took advantage of that. For 2007 I will be fishing the Central Opens. I also participate in several charity tournaments each year. I guess I just have a passion for the outdoors. I take a couple backpacking trip each year in the Ozarks of Missouri and Arkansas. A couple of them have been along some great smallmouth rivers.
Welcome to In-DepthAngling’s Field Staff Jason! We’re thrilled to have you on-board to help round out our Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri forums!
Welcome!! 
