That’s Omori
2004 Bassmaster Classic winner Takahiro Omori holds a razor-thin lead over Dean Rojas, Michael Iaconelli, and defending Classic champion Randy Howell.
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2004 Bassmaster Classic winner Takahiro Omori holds a razor-thin lead over Dean Rojas, Michael Iaconelli, and defending Classic champion Randy Howell.
Day 2 just didn't produce the same bite for Dean Rojas, who had no complaints about his performance or missed opportunities Saturday.
Reese struggles on Day 2, but keeps his composure.
After early, shallow bite, he plans to hit 50 to 60 spots Sunday.
Based on his backyard knowledge of Lake Hartwell, and a big FLW win here a year ago nearly to the exact calendar date, if Las Vegas made odds for the Bassmaster Classic, there’s a real good chance Casey Ashley would have been their favorite.
This is the time of the year, and the Classic is the tournament, that you need to be at your best.
Basically, I’m running and gunning a lot, fishing a pattern rather than a spot or spots.
In practice, my quality was real good but the fish weren’t schooled up at all.
I really believe I still have a chance … for a couple of reasons.
Competitors from area high schools will compete on Lake Keowee, Feb. 21, for the chance to win the coveted High School Classic trophy.
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