Elite Series Pride of Georgia: Going dry
Many anglers wondering where the fish disappeared to as West Point Lake goes dry.
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Many anglers wondering where the fish disappeared to as West Point Lake goes dry.
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The West Point Lake event is set up perfectly for the spawn bite.
With so many people preferring to release their fish — even their record-class fish — it only makes sense to create a record classification for fish length.
My problem this year has had nothing to do with physical ability or technique. I’m simply failing to reach that understanding of the fish through the practice period that I need in order to be successful.
The fishing's a little tough, but that's put into perspective by the devastation I saw throughout the South this week.
Hard to tell who was really struggling and who was sandbagging
Best lines overheard on Day One of the Pride of Georgia
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