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The St. Johns River tournament is behind us. I finished in the 33rd spot. I would like to have finished higher — won, actually, but I’ll take it. One of my goals was to do better there this time than last time. I did that so I’m OK with everything.
Having the first weekend off in the 2012 Elite season isn’t my idea of a good time. Nevertheless, it’s Florida. I honestly don’t know why but the Sunshine State has always been a challenge to me.
This event slipped through his fingers in 2011, but this year, Alton Jones did what he needed to do to take the trophy home.
Todd Faircloth's catch was more than 20 pounds, far better than Alton Jones' 12-pound limit. But there was too much ground to make up.
Nine pounds is a healthy margin, but bigger leads have been blown in the Elite Series.
Sight fishing is one of Jones' strengths, and his fellow competitors know it. They're not betting that he will drop the ball tomorrow.
"It's a fun place to fish, because when you set the hook you never know what it's gonna be." – Greg Hackney "I'm running about two hours before I make...
An 18-pound bag today left Jones with a solid lead of more than 9 pounds as the field was cut to 12 anglers.
The first 10 pounder and a long-standing biggest bass in B.A.S.S. history are just two of the St. Johns' claims to fame.
Big leads are very familiar to Alton Jones. What he needs is a big win.
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