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OKEECHOBEE, Fla. — Tyler Rivet called his shot on Day 1. The fifth-year Elite Series pro from Raceland, La., said Thursday he had the location and game plan to win the SiteOne Bassmaster...
OKEECHOBEE, Fla. — One glance at the standings reveals the top four anglers have a reasonable shot at winning among the 10 that qualified for Championship Sunday at the SiteOne...
OKEECHOBEE, Fla. — Frog fishing is generally considered one of bass fishing’s least consistent techniques, but Steve Kennedy employed it Saturday to land a whopping five-bass limit that weighed 23 pounds, 1...
OKEECHOBEE, Fla. — Tyler Rivet was more interested in filling his belly than scouting for bass during practice for the SiteOne Bassmaster Elite at Lake Okeechobee. Rather than mix it...
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OKEECHOBEE, Fla. — Patience and persistence paid big dividends for Brandon Cobb, whose huge Day 2 limit of 32 pounds, 15 ounces boosted him to a two-day total of 55-8, which...
We’ve heard the term “line burner” used to describe a small bass that barely touches the minimum length measurement. Plenty of those in the fish factory known as Lake Okeechobee,...
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Scott Martin has great respect for his father, as do we all. Nineteen Bassmaster wins, 9 Angler of the Year titles, 25 Bassmaster Classic appearances. When Roland Martin talks, people...
By Okeechobee standards, the 6-pound 14-ounce fish fell short of King Kong status, but is still far bigger than most bass anglers will ever catch in their lifetime.
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