Fantasy: It’s about strategy in those top-heavy buckets
With three top-heavy buckets, odds are good one or two of these odds-on favorites are going to win their bucket and maybe the event.
Fantasy: Mix up local anglers and finesse experts on Havasu
Lake Havasu is certainly closer to the finesse side of the spectrum than that of the Cal Delta, although power fishing proved to be a player in another event here earlier in the year.
Elite Series pros ready to keep on rolling to Havasu
The 112 anglers that took part in last week’s Sacramento Bassmaster Elite at Sacramento River won’t get much time to recuperate before the next Elite Series event.
Fantasy: How will the West be won?
I’m going to make selections based on value, pros with low ownership percentages combined with high probabilities of doing well.
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Ike: I missed it in Sacramento
My plan was to target fish moving on and off the beds, or on them when I was able to find one.
Fantasy: Zaldain was the points winner at Sacramento
Justin Lucas may have won the Sacramento Bassmaster Elite at the Sacramento River, but Chris Zaldain won the Bassmaster Fantasy Fishing points battle this weekend.
Tharp: Mental hurdles
We’re three events into the 2015 Elite Series season and I haven’t yet challenged for a win, which is what I shoot for every time out. To put it more bluntly, I haven’t even sniffed a check and my finishes are going in the wrong direction. At the Delta I finished 98th, so there’s not much more room to drop.
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Coulter: The business of professional bass fishing
When most pros give seminars or work boat shows, the number one question that we get asked is about how to acquire sponsors.
J-Luke jukes way to first win
Turning 29 on Friday, it’s hard to imagine Justin Lucas has accomplished all he’s going to in professional bass fishing. But wherever he goes from here, it’ll be hard for him to top what he experienced in his home win in the Sacramento Bassmaster Elite at Sacramento River.
Zaldain headed for home
After seeing his weight drop precipitously for the second day in a row, Chris Zaldain is headed towards home. He'll head a lot closer to his hometown of San Jose in hopes the tide is right.
