Alton Jones is recognized as the leader of the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year race at registration for the Pride of Georgia.
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2011 Elite Series Pride of Georgia: AOY update
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James OverstreetJones has led the race since the second event of the season.
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James OverstreetKVD has won the past three AOY titles and is looking for his seventh overall.
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James OverstreetKVD threatened to make up some ground on Jones with a big Day Two, which put him in second place in the Pride of Georgia.
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James OverstreetEdwin Evers got some bonus points for leading the first two days of the event.
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James OverstreetEvers slipped on Day Three with 9 pounds and fell to third.
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James OverstreetEvers finished second in the event and climbed to fifth in the AOY points race.
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James OverstreetJones began Day Four in ninth place and KVD looked like he would make up some ground as he started in second.
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James OverstreetVanDam set out hoping to have another magical day.
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James OverstreetHe fished a laydown early on Day Four.
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James OverstreetKVD’s bite disappeared somewhat, as he was left measuring fish.
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James OverstreetThrough all his running on Sunday, KVD did manage a couple smiles.
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James OverstreetHis afternoon big bites never came into fruition.
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James OverstreetKVD said he was focused on winning the event and said he might have fished differently.
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James OverstreetJones caught 12-12 to climb into sixth place while KVD’s 7-4 dropped him to seventh.
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B.A.S.S. CommunicationsJones now stands 107 points ahead of second-place Terry Scroggins, and VanDam trails him by 118.
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