Florida’s Bryan Hudgins
Bryan Hudgin's won the 2009 Southern Open on the Harris Chain of Lakes by more than 10 pounds.
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Bryan Hudgin's won the 2009 Southern Open on the Harris Chain of Lakes by more than 10 pounds.
Guido Hibdon tells what he used to win the 18th. Bassmaster Classic.
For some reason, a lot of fishing fans seem to think that Bryan Kerchal, the Federation Nation angler who won the Classic in 1994, was the youngest winner in Classic history. He wasn't.
Hudgins' day started off strong and remained consistent to take the lead in the season-opening Bassmaster event of the 2009 season.
Kremer rode a hot flipping bite to a comfortable lead. He opened up more than 4-pound margin over his nearest competitor, Bassmaster Elite Series pro Greg Vinson of Wetumpka, Ala.
Incredibly, the 1987 Bassmaster Classic was won with just 15 pounds 5 ounces. And it took 14 fish to get there.
Most Classic fans know about the 10 pounds rule, but if you don't here it is: Each Classic competitor is allowed just 10 pounds of terminal tackle in the boat with him. That includes lures, sinkers, hooks and the like.
Follow my 10-point plan and your honey will be smiling all day long — and you'll be smiling all night long!
With fishing conditions made difficult by low oxygen levels from a summer-long drought, only ounces separated the top positions.
The number 23 does have a tragic tale attached to it for Mark Menendez.
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