Swindle on dirty water and weather
We had the opportunity to sit with Swindle yesterday and he explained a little of his game plan with us.
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We had the opportunity to sit with Swindle yesterday and he explained a little of his game plan with us.
Shaw Grigsby didn't run far to begin his last practice day, and he liked what he saw when he got there. "The water temperature is warming up quick," Grigsby said. "It's about to get to that point where it's pretty special." Grigsby said he was fishing 57- and 58-degree water at the end of the day on Sunday. The water temperature he found first thing Wednesday morning was in the same range. And with air temperatures expected to reach 70 degrees today, the water temp will continue to rise.
One of the big questions that most folks are having in this event is how will these anglers spread out over the course of a three-day event?
Ott Defoe on his first day of practice for the Classic.
Bill Lowen sees water differences from 2009 Classic.
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James Overstreet is sending us some video
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