Slow bass, fast cars
The Clarks Hill event was a disappointment to me. It was tough. This is the kind of tournament where you can make up some ground, but it didn't happen. I just wasn't able to put everything together.
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The Clarks Hill event was a disappointment to me. It was tough. This is the kind of tournament where you can make up some ground, but it didn't happen. I just wasn't able to put everything together.
The final day of the Pride of Georgia gets under way at 6:10 a.m. ET on Clarks Hill Lake.
Jason Williamson takes the lead in the Pride of Georgia on Clarks Hill Lake.
Sibling rivalry is what keeps the Lane brothers on their toes at the Elite Series Pride of Georgia.
It's no surprise that Jason Williamson is in the lead at his home reservoir at Clarks Hill.
Bill Golightly saved the best for last here on the final day of the BASS Federation Nation Western Divisional.
The results from the final weigh-in at the 2010 Federation Nation Western Divisional.
The lack of blue-backs is making the anglers work a lot harder at the Elite Series Pride of Georgia.
Notes of day two at the 2010 Elite Series Pride of Georgia
I am a working stiff. I was born of working stiffs. Among working stiffs are these 90 or so Elite Bass Anglers. They are working with their hands, their backs, and their feet. They are chasing the dream of working stiffs everywhere.
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