Leads lost and won
Unless the event is a slugfest, you can pretty much count on one of the top two ranked anglers after the third round to take home the trophy when it's over.
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Unless the event is a slugfest, you can pretty much count on one of the top two ranked anglers after the third round to take home the trophy when it's over.
It is hard to mount a comeback in a Bassmaster Elite Series event. Basically, they're rare, and unless the tournament is a slugfest, you can just about forget it.
This post isn’t about fish or fishing. It’s about a week of doing nothing in particular except letting my mind and body recuperate after months of fishing and travel.
At least in the world of tournament bass fishing, the lead is — almost always — everything.
Hats off to the guys who managed this year’s postseason. It was fantastic, exactly what a postseason should be.
Forget the seeds. They're meaningless except for establishing the pairings for the seven mini-tournaments to come — each one eliminating an angler and ultimately deciding our champion.
This is the first time I can ever remember finishing in seventh place and calling it a victory.
I rarely get all sugary and syrupy but today is different.
Last week was about as good as it gets as far as I’m concerned.
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