Menendez shows it’s anyone’s tourney
Caleb Kuphall retained his Day 1 lead in the Berkley Bassmaster Elite at Lake Guntersville. It shrank a bit – from 6 pounds, 7 ounces Thursday to 4-9 Friday. However,...
Bassmaster Marshal means being ready
Ready to learn, ready to move, and ready to get the great camera shot. It’s also means being prepared. Being prepared for a tournament atmosphere, being prepared with your gear...
Midday report: Buddy Gross
After the morning bite settled off which had provided Buddy Gross with a comfortable 13-14 pounds of Guntersville bass, the Elite Series Pro indicated that once he felt comfortable that...
Johnston leap-frogs into 2nd place
Jason Christie has mentioned several times this morning “going back to check my frog fish.” Based on what Chris Johnston is doing, Christie might want to check them now. Johnston,...
Palmer’s pattern
BassTrakk shows Luke Palmer in second place with 14 pounds, 8 ounces of bass in the livewell for a total of 42-2. According to Andy Crawford, who provided this photo,...
Buddy triangulates?
In the days of sonar on the Bassmaster Elite Series, the arms race is full speed ahead. Some anglers are aligned with a single brand, others run two different kinds...
Martin “Sneaks” Into Top-10
Prior to the tournament’s start, Scott Martin said he needed to find a “sneak spot” — a strategic location that’s high on fish attraction, but low on angler attraction. Somewhere...
Preuett’s baby rescue
I bet when Brett Preuett took off this morning, he was not expecting to catch anything but a fish. As Brett was skipping docks, I saw him casually lower his rod...
Groh has seen tough times
Chris Groh has seen more than his share of misfortune this season. From mechanical difficulties to being in the right place at the wrong time, it’s been a difficult season...
Jocumsen offers jig tips
Yesterday afternoon Carl Jocumsen plucked a 4-pound kicker from a bridge point and boosted himself from the lower end of the field to 40th place with 14-4. Through that catch,...
