Wendlandt oh so close to AOY
Clark Wendlandt hasn’t clinched the Bassmaster Angler of the Year title after two days at Lake Fork, but his two closest competitors have left the door open for him. David...
Mullins with a bonus hour
On Thursday, the takeoff order was from the top of the Bassmaster Angler of the Year order of points. Today, it flipped and David Mullins needs the extra hour more...
Mullins still has a shot
David Mullins’ Angler of the Year opportunity seemed to have evaporated going into the final hour at Lake Fork. But a Lake Fork lunker has given him hope. Mullins landed...
Whatley can finally breathe easy
Brad Whatley has been on a nerve-wracking journey since he was involved in a traffic accident in Detroit prior to the Elite Series tournament at Lake St. Clair. Whatley wasn’t...
Wendlandt’s limit might get him AOY
Clark Wendlandt just landed his fifth fish, a 3-14, to give him 13-7 on the day which moved him to 13th place. The Texas pro, who lost his AOY lead...
Midday lull is over; bite heating up
Patrick Walters noted yesterday that there’s been a lull every day for a couple of hours late morning/early afternoon. Then the bass begin feeding again. And apparently, the afternoon dinner...
Cox has moved into 2nd place
John Cox is one of those anglers fishing with no pressure this week. He came into Lake Fork ranked 11th in AOY, after finishing 8th at Chickamauga and 22nd at...
Huge bass for LeHew
Shane LeHew landed a huge bass on Lake Fork. Okay it was only 2 pounds, 11 ounces but it was indeed a huge fish for LeHew’s season and event this...
Patience pays
Wendlandt has been hardheaded about his starting spot. Although fishing has been slow, and he only had two keepers to show for three hours of fishing, he lost three other...
The science behind Walters’ long casts
Patrick Walters commented early on that making long casts are essential to catching his fish. There might be a strategic reason, but what he might not know is there most...
