Weird weather

Everyone wanted cloudy skies. Some wind. Rain. Two out of three’s not bad. But where’s the rain? It’s to the east of Tenkiller. Yesterday, forecasters called for anywhere from a...

Perspective on Tenkiller’s falling water

On one hand, it might not sound like much, Lake Tenkiller’s falling water level of half-a-foot per day. But the consistency of that puts into perspective what the Elite Series...

Sumrall in a run-and-gun pattern

Bassmaster Elite Series sophomore Caleb Sumrall hasn’t had a problem catching bass. He’s had a problem catching the right bass. He’s in a run-and-gun pattern, covering lots of water and...

Cherry catching big numbers, 1 keeper

Hank Cherry trolled by the “media headquarters” of Bassmaster.com at 9:30, close enough for a brief conversation. After landing and releasing yet another short bass, Cherry said, “I must have...

Blaylock on the move

After giving his first spot plenty of time, Stetson Blaylock moved to a long point with big rocks on it. He hooked up twice in four casts but didn’t land...

Power is out at the LIVE studio

Update: Power has been restored.  Currently, there is no power at the Bassmaster LIVE studios. As you can see by this picture of Mike Suchan by Ronnie Moore, it may...

The 12-inch pattern

The game plan for any tournament is putting bass in the livewell. At Lake Tenkiller that has a rogue meaning. Let’s call it the 12-inch pattern. That is the minimum...

Tenkiller still steadily dropping

The lake level at Tenkiller dropped another six inches yesterday, or, to be exact. 0.51 feet – from 633.44 feet above sea level to 632.93. That’s the closest to the...

Blaylock still looking

Stetson Blaylock is still looking for his first keeper of the day. He started things out in a spot that produced several of his fish from yesterday, but so far...

Jocumsen likes it tough

“These are exactly the tournaments I like, and I would like to see them all like this.” That began the reasons why Carl Jocumsen likes the tough bite. In fact,...