Slowing Down
Elite Series pros put the brakes on run and gun style.
Forced Submission
Co-angler and former boxer Dave Elder sweats it out at the final weigh-in at the 2008 Pride of Georgia.
Looking for Lunkers
One bass can make all the difference at Clarks Hill.
Day Two Notes and Quotes
Over and over this week, the Bassmaster Elite Series anglers have emphasized the importance of timing in the Pride of Georgia presented by Evan Williams Bourbon. Randy Howell got his timing down Friday after struggling Thursday.
Evers Elevates
in this article you will read about Two Okies on top of the leaderboard at Clarks Hill.
Pride of Georgia: Taking the hits
Dave Elder leads the co-angler field after Day Two.
Day One Notes and Quotes
Denny Brauer wasn't complaining about the five-bass 22-pound limit he caught to lead Day One of the Bassmaster Pride of Georgia presented by Evan Williams Bourbon. But he knows there's...
The Texas Hangover
To understand how many Elite Series pros feel going from the two Texas lakes to Clarks Hill Lake, try tossing a set of keys to a new, 12-cylinder Italian sports car to a newly-licensed, sixteen-year-old boy. Then, let him drive it for a year and switch it with the same old family van mom hauled him around in when he rolled strapped into a car seat. "One fish in my livewell in Zapata would weigh more than all of them here," said Lone Star Shootout winner and current BASS four-day, five-limit record holder, Paul Elias. "They (the fish) were just stupid."
Searching For Consistency
Jeff Kriet has encouraging words for anglers at the 2008 Pride of Georgia.
Country For Old Men
Day One of the 2008 Pride of Georgia proved the old adage, "age before beauty."
