Shryock practiced too hard
Fletcher Shryock learned a hard lesson yesterday about practicing too hard for a tournament. Yes, there is such a thing. Shryock worked every possible hour during the three-day practice period...
Kennedy in the lead now?
Steve Kennedy may have already today caught the biggest bag of the Elite Series tournaments on the Sabine River. BASSTrakk shows him with 15-3 on the day, but Steve Bowman...
Roumbanis’ revenge
Fred Roumbanis mentioned on stage yesterday a mistake he made prior to breaking off a 4-pounder during Day 1. Roumbanis failed to check his line and retie after landing a...
Hackney is no Bozo
Greg Hackney is like the surprise inside a box of Cracker Jack, you never know what you’re going to get. However, it will always be entertaining. Hackney told of his...
Ounces mean everything
The 108-angler field will be cut to the top 50 after today’s weigh-in. An ounce or two will be the difference between earning a $10,000 check and fishing another day...
Latuso feeling comfortable
Robbie Latuso of Gonzales, La., finished in 4th place on Day 1 with 11 pounds, 6 ounces. The second-year Elite Series pro just told photographer Gettys Brannon that he’s never...
DeFoe’s move up
It’s way too early to talk Toyota Bassmaster Angler of the Year points, although five events remain on the schedule. But the move by Ott DeFoe into fourth place (according...
Skeet’s morning commute
This morning did you get stressed about being late to work due to a traffic jam? If so consider what Skeet Reese is going through to get to his office...
Hackney playing with “house money” now
After catching that 5-pound, 14-ounce jackpot of a bass and weighing a 16-3 limit on Day 1, Greg Hackney is playing with “house money” now. A look back at Todd...
