Palmer with a good start
Oklahoma native Luke Palmer caught a pretty good fish early in the day. From our vantage point, it looked like it could weigh close to 4 pounds—the kind of fish...
Lack of wind heating up the day
There’s likely a lot of schooling activity today, especially with the lack of wind. All over the bay we are in we see the tell-tale splashes of little fish getting...
Baitfish out, bass go in
Harvey Horne lives about two hours away from Tenkiller, and he comes here frequently when time allows at what is considered the top smallmouth fishery in Oklahoma. It’s not that...
Fritts catching in the distance
Harvey Horne has yet to catch another since his first. But David Fritts, who is about 300 yards away has been catching a few. He’s far enough away we only...
Horne on the board
Harvey Horne just got on the board with a 3 pound, 5 ounce largemouth. That fish brought out a rebel yell. “It’s got me pumped like I just won the...
Canterbury feels the pain
After going 0 for 7, Scott Canterbury just put his first 16-inch largemouth in the livewell. “All I want to catch is a keeper.” “A” keeper? Yep, that’s what he...
Canterbury’s early bites
Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year leader Scott Canterbury has put two bass in the boat already this morning: one smallmouth and one largemouth. The problem has been the 16-inch...
Expect an early flurry
The two hours, after today’s 7 a.m. takeoff will provide the best fishing conditions, by far, today on Lake Tenkiller. “I think you’ll see BASSTrakk light up the first couple...
Tenkiller’s falling water level
Several factors figured into the low winning total weight predictions at Wednesday’s anglers’ meeting. A five-bass daily limit weighing 12 pounds, which usually wouldn’t make the Day 2 top 35...
