2008 Elite Series Tennessee Triumph: Day One, Weigh-in
In this photo gallery, you'll find weigh-in images from Day One of the 2008 Elite Series Tennessee Triumph on Old Hickory Lake, near Hendersonville, Tennessee.
2008 Elite Series - Tennessee Triumph
2008 Elite Series Tennessee Triumph: “Angler X”
Angler X feels that the fish are spread all over, and KVD's run-and-gun style will have the most success, despite poor fishing.
2008 Elite Series Tennessee Triumph: No sand-bagging
Old Hickory Lake's 22,500 acres have produced lots of bass in three days of practice this week. However, there have been very few caught that met the 14-inch minimum length limit for largemouths.
2008 Elite Series Tennessee Triumph: Day One, Launch
In this photo gallery, you'll find images of the anglers as they prepare to launch on Day One of the 2008 Elite Series Tennessee Triumph on Old Hickory Lake, near Hendersonville, Tennessee.
2008 Elite Series Tennessee Triumph: Pick Three
Old Hickory Lake's 22,500 acres impounded on the Cumberland River will be where the 107 Elites Series anglers compete for the $100,000 first-place check.
2008 Elite Series Tennessee Triumph: Tight Tournament
One Bassmaster Elite Series angler summed up the fishing conditions at Old Hickory Lake this way: "You might catch 40 fish and zero."
2008 Elite Series Tennessee Triumph: Registration
In this photo gallery, you'll find images of the anglers as they work their way through the registration process for the 2008 Elite Series Tennessee Triumph on Old Hickory Lake, near Hendersonville, Tennessee.
2008 Elite Series Tennessee Triumph: Open mind
A quick look at BASS' history on the lake reads like a Cliff's Notes version of the sport — short and sweet.
2008 Elite Series Tennessee Triumph: History
"It being right there near Nashville it gets a lot of pressure," VanDam said. "For four days — you're going to see some big limits there, but it's going to be hard to catch 20-plus-pound bags every day."
2008 Elite Series: Rumbling River Relocates River Rumble
"The park where the weigh-in would have been held is completely underwater, and it'll be over a month until it is ready to be used again,"
