Hite hits new high with eighth win
For Davy Hite this win has been sweeter and meant more to him than all the others.
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For Davy Hite this win has been sweeter and meant more to him than all the others.
To see how the Alabama Charge on Pickwick Lake progressed, we present these replays of our Live video webcasts.
In this article read how Nate Wellman's parents surprised him on his first day of competition in the 2011 Elite Series Alabama Charge at Pickwick Lake. They drove all night from Grand Rapids, Michigan to cheer him on.
Alabama Charge leader and veteran pro Davy Hite has some stiff competition from Keith Poche, a Bassmaster Elite Series sophomore seeking his first Bassmaster win.
Under pressure, Second-year Bassmaster Elite Series pro Keith Poche makes a decision that lands him in the runner-up position with 62 pounds, 12 ounces.
In this article you can read about how Day Three of the Alabama Charge could be a critical part of Alton Jones' success to win the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year race.
FLORENCE, Ala.-- Some of the more amusing and interesting quotes overheard at the Day Three weigh-in.
Read Deb Johnson's notes and quotes from the events of the 2011 Elite Series Alabama Charge at Pickwick lake.
In his tournament diary, Gary Klein describes a letdown in what is a tough tournament for him at Lake Pickwick Day Two of the 2011 Elite Series Alabama Charge.
Experience the outboard that is changing it all. Come see for yourself at the VMAX SHO® Demo tour event coming to the 2011 Bassmaster Elite Series.
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