D. Hite’s pluff mud experience

It’s called “pluff mud,” the mixture of water and dirt that’s indigenous to the South Carolina Low Country. Davy Hite, a native of this state, knew all about it before...

Myers with third and fourth keeper

Britt Myers’ livewell is getting more crowded. He just added his third and fourth keepers. The first in the 2 1/2-pound range and the second in the same neighborhood. That should give...

Jordon’s good deeds

Still sitting at three bass, Kelly Jordon also caught two chain pickerels and handed them off to some local fishermen. Guy is leading the tournament and taking the time to...

Myers boats keeper No. 2

Britt Myers just put his second keeper into the livewell. This one in the 2-pound range. Giving him two bass for about 4 pounds. He was excited to get this one after...

How are the South Carolina anglers doing?

Beautiful South Carolina, the Palmetto state, has six Elites fishing this week. There’s clearly fishing talent here. How are the native sons doing? After two days, Britt Myers of Lake Wylie is...

The tourney within the tourney

There’s some significant separation at the top of the leaderboard from the rest of the field. It obscures the tournament within the tournament here this week, which is as tight...

Jordon’s second fish

Not the size of the first, but it’s always good to fill the livewell with any fish early in the day. As I type this, he finds a two and...

B. Hite survives D. Hite moment

Brett Hite has made the two-hour run to his spot in the Cooper River, but he had a stressful moment upon arrival, according to James Overstreet. The tide is dead...

Jordon delivers

As I was typing my suggestion that his first fish would be overly recorded, it happened. Not much fight to it. It was quick, but I caught Kelly showing off...

KJ finds different conditions, adapting

Kelly Jordon said onstage yesterday, “I LOVE South Carolina!” KJ’s history would indicate why, and he’s trying to add to it. Jordon was a bit perplexed earlier today. “It’s changed,”...