
Evers idles away from the marina on Lake Fort Gibson after launching his boat.

Edwin Evers explains his strategy for a day of fishing on Oklahomaâs Lake Fort Gibson.

Evers caught a bass on the first spot he decided to fish.


After fishing awhile, Evers decided he needed more weapons on the deck of the boat.

Evers connects with a bass on a submerged house foundation.

Evers laid on the deck of the boat to lip the fish.



Evers admires the fish before releasing it.

Evers keeps some of his favorite spinnerbaits under the front deck lid of his boat.

Evers re-ties after getting hung in a rock pile.


Evers pulls the fish into the boat.

Evers takes a look at his last fish of the day.

Evers bends over to mark a waypoint on his GPS.



As seen on the graph, Evers fished a complete circle around the house foundation, giving fish several different angles with his crankbait.

Evers hooks up with something heavy, but wasnât sure it was a bass.

Evers was right in his assumption, the fish was a flathead catfish.



Evers spent a lot of his time on the lake graphing offshore structure like this point in 14-feet of water.