Today’s matchups

In this format, the anglers who fished the morning session yesterday will fish in the afternoon today and vice versa. The weights from yesterday carryover to today. The morning session...

Avena barely beats the bell

Adrian Avena was the only angler to catch as many as four bass in the afternoon session, and he put it in the boat just seconds before the 3:30 p.m....

Swindle lands big bass of the day

Gerald Swindle thought for a second it was a walleye he’d hooked on a shaky head worm, then he said, “No, it’s a giant spot. I mean a giant spot.”...

Hanselman gaining ground

Ray Hanselman just made up a litttle ground on Adrian Avena. Hanselman caught a 12 ounce bass, bringing his total for two fish to 2-3. Avena has 3-10. Ounces matter...

Hanselman on the water

Ray Hanselman has one fish for 1-7 and only about 30 minutes of fishing time remaining. His competition, Adrian Avena, has 3-10. But there’s no spinning out in the calm...

McClelland’s weapon

We just caught up with Mike McClelland, who is just 2 ounces ahead of Gerald Swindle in their respective match. McClelland is using his namesake Spro Mike McClelland RkCrawler 55...

Avena with a “biggun!”

Adrian Avena continues to dropshot and it paid off with his third keeper. It was his biggest fish of the day at 1-11, bringing him to 3-10 for three fish....

Yesterday key for Lane today

Chris Lane made a late charge yesterday to be one of seven anglers to catch a five-bass limit. So he was especially pleased to be fishing the afternoon session today....

Avena displays patience

I think we have our word of the day – patience. Gerald Swindle has said patience is the key today, and Adrian Avena just put on a display of said...

Avena pulls one from brush pile

Adrian Avena just landed a 1 pound 3 ounce bass, and it took a while.The bass got hung up in a brush pile. Avena worked it slowly and carefully, and got...