WALDORF, Md. — Major League Fishing will bring top pro anglers to Charles County’s Waldorf West Library Wednesday, June 25, offering fans an exclusive meet-and-greet opportunity ahead of the Bass Pro Tour on the Potomac River.
From 4 to 5 p.m., Bass Pro Tour anglers—including Matt Becker, Dean Rojas and Britt Myers—will appear in Meeting Room A & C at the Waldorf West Library, 10405 O’Donnell Place. The event is free and open to the public.
Fans can snap photos, ask career and fishing-technique questions, and get memorabilia signed. A special segment on financial literacy—titled “What It Really Costs to Become a Pro Angler”—will provide insight into the sport’s economics.
Attendees should bring fishing gear, hats, lures and jerseys for autographs. A raffle will offer a chance to win a signed jersey by Japanese pro Takahiro Omori.
Fans can attend the Wednesday appearance at the library and then follow the athletes to the Potomac River for four days of competitive fishing.
For more Bass Pro Tour updates, visit MajorLeagueFishing.com.
About the Host:
This event is hosted by the Jamaur Law Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing financial literacy across underserved communities. Active in Washington, D.C., Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia, the foundation provides tools and education to help individuals and families improve money management, grow savings, and build long-term financial security. By fostering economic empowerment, the organization aims to create pathways toward generational wealth and stronger communities.
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