Brandon Cobb Net Worth 2026
No reliable net worth exists for pro angler Brandon Cobb, but his winnings are public. Here are his Elite Series wins, sponsors and 2026 results.
- Full name
- Brandon Cobb
- Profession
- Professional bass angler (Bassmaster Elite Series)
- Born
- December 28, 1989 (age 36)
- Nationality
- American
- Source of wealth
- Tournament winnings, sponsorships
In this article
No reputable outlet has published a net worth for Brandon Cobb, the South Carolina professional bass angler who fishes the Bassmaster Elite Series. The $10 million figure and $350,000 salary on older pages have no source, and the previous version of this page wrongly described him as a YouTuber and former YouTube employee. The most concrete public number is his tournament prize money: his B.A.S.S. angler profile lists career winnings of $976,806.
What is Brandon Cobb's net worth?
Forbes, Bloomberg and Celebrity Net Worth do not cover him. Tournament winnings are public, but they are gross amounts before entry fees, travel, boat and tackle costs, which for a touring pro are substantial. Sponsorship contracts, his other main income source, are private. There is no reliable way to turn those pieces into a net worth figure, so this page does not give one.

Where the money comes from
Tournament winnings
Cobb has fished professionally full time for about 12 years, according to his B.A.S.S. profile. He won two events in his rookie season on the Elite Series in 2019:
- Lake Hartwell, April 2019: fishing his home lake, he led from Day 1 and won with 72 pounds, 4 ounces over four days, earning $100,000 and the Elite Series blue trophy, Wired2Fish reported. He stayed at his own house and drove 50 minutes to the lake each day, and did most of his damage with a green pumpkin Zoom Fluke Stick for cruising fish and a Greenfish Tackle shaky head with a Zoom Trick Worm for bass he could see on beds.
- Lake Fork, Texas, May 2019: he won the Toyota Bassmaster Texas Fest by working a timing-dependent shad-spawn bite with a jerkbait and topwater lures, as Bassmaster recounted in a 2026 retrospective. He spent all four days about midway up the lake's western arm, fishing shell beds and points, and said the key was keeping his days productive by leaving spots when the fish were not feeding and returning later when they were.
Sponsors
His B.A.S.S. profile lists sponsors including Battery USA, Bob's Machine Shop jack plates, Buck N' Bass, Falcon Boats, Garmin, Greenfish Tackle, Mossy Oak, Redfin Polarized, Team Ark, Visit Anderson, Yamaha and Zoom Bait Company. Ark sells a Cobb Series of rods designed with his input: Wired2Fish's 2024 review said the line comes in 11 casting and three spinning models, priced at about $100, and noted that Cobb also holds a Bassmaster Century Belt. Royalty and endorsement terms for these deals are not disclosed.
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Recent results (2026)
- Lake Murray, South Carolina (May 2026): Cobb led going into Championship Sunday after catching 26 pounds, 10 ounces on Day 3, the heaviest single-day bag of the event, and finished third with 86-7, Bass Angler Magazine reported. Paul Marks won.
- St. Lawrence River, New York (August 2026): he was seventh after three days of the season finale with 77-6, according to Bassmaster's event analysis.
Cobb's strategy at Lake Murray, rotating through a set of blueback-herring spawning areas and leaving any spot that did not produce a bite within a handful of casts, drew coverage in the fishing press.
Early life
Cobb was born on December 28, 1989, and lives in Greenwood, South Carolina, according to B.A.S.S. His home waters and favorite place to fish is Lake Hartwell on the Georgia-South Carolina line, and his signature technique is topwater fishing. When he was 11, he won a drawing for a fishing trip with one of his childhood heroes, Bassmaster pro Davy Hite. Hunting is his main hobby outside fishing.
The earlier version of this page described a small-town childhood, college years, a YouTube channel with millions of subscribers and a tackle business. None of that had a source and it has been removed.
Family
The previous page said Cobb is married to a woman named Amy. We could not confirm that in any reliable source, so the claim has been removed. He has not discussed his family in the coverage reviewed.
Age, height and weight
Based on the birth date on his B.A.S.S. profile, Cobb is 36 as of September 2026. No reliable source gives his height or weight; the old figures (5 feet 4 inches, 68 kg) were removed.
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How pro anglers earn
Elite Series pros earn money in three main ways: prize checks, which are large for winners but modest for mid-pack finishes; sponsor fees and product bonuses; and signature products such as rods or baits. Costs are high, since anglers pay entry fees and cover their own travel for a season that runs across the country. That is why career winnings, even close to $1 million, do not equal personal wealth.
Why there is no reliable figure
Cobb's sponsorship income, expenses and assets are private, and no reputable publisher has estimated his net worth. The $976,806 in career winnings is the only verified dollar amount tied to his career.
Frequently asked questions
What is Brandon Cobb's net worth?
No reputable outlet has published a net worth for Brandon Cobb, and the $10 million figure online has no source. He is a Bassmaster Elite Series pro angler, and his B.A.S.S. profile lists career winnings of $976,806, before expenses. Sponsorship income is not disclosed.
How much has Brandon Cobb won fishing?
His B.A.S.S. angler profile lists career winnings of $976,806. His biggest single check reported in the sources reviewed was $100,000 for winning the 2019 Bassmaster Elite at Lake Hartwell, one of two Elite wins in his rookie season.
How old is Brandon Cobb?
Brandon Cobb was born on December 28, 1989, according to his B.A.S.S. profile, which makes him 36 as of September 2026. He lives in Greenwood, South Carolina.
Who is Brandon Cobb's wife?
No reliable source names Brandon Cobb's spouse. An earlier version of this page said he was married to a woman named Amy, but that could not be verified and was removed.
How does Brandon Cobb make his money?
Brandon Cobb earns from tournament prize money on the Bassmaster Elite Series and from sponsors such as Yamaha, Falcon Boats, Garmin, Mossy Oak, Zoom and Ark, which sells a Cobb Series rod line. He is not a full-time YouTuber, as older pages claimed.
Where does Brandon Cobb live?
Brandon Cobb lives in Greenwood, South Carolina. His home water is Lake Hartwell, where he won his first Bassmaster Elite Series event in April 2019 while sleeping at home and driving to the lake each day.
Sources
- B.A.S.S.: https://www.bassmaster.com/angler/brandon-cobb/
- Wired2Fish: https://www.wired2fish.com/news/brandon-cobb-wins-2019-elite-series-tournament-on-hartwell
- Bassmaster: https://www.bassmaster.com/elite/news/my-finest-hour-cobb-executes-optimal-timing-to-win-big-at-fork/
- Wired2Fish: https://www.wired2fish.com/fishing-rods/ark-cobb-series-casting-rods-review
- Bass Angler Magazine: https://bassanglermag.com/paul-marks-masters-murray-for-second-bassmaster-elite-series-win/
- The Bass Cast (B.A.S.S. release): https://thebasscast.com/2026/05/09/big-bite-trio-lifts-cobb-to-day-3-lead-in-bassmaster-elite-at-lake-murray/
- Bassmaster: https://www.bassmaster.com/elite/news/elite-analysis-day-3-st-lawrence-river-2/






