Spotlight On Bluebacks
Alton Jones has won well over a half-million dollars on lakes that contain blueback herring as the dominant forage for bass. Yet Jones doesn't care to compete on anymore blueback herring lakes anytime soon.
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Alton Jones has won well over a half-million dollars on lakes that contain blueback herring as the dominant forage for bass. Yet Jones doesn't care to compete on anymore blueback herring lakes anytime soon.
I spent the early part of my life in the U.S. Navy (1942-1948) then switched to the U.S. Air Force, retiring in 1967 with 24 years of active duty. I was on the USS Hornet (CV-8), of Doolittle Raid fame, when she was sunk Oct. 26, 1942. I was rescued by the USS Barton (DD599) and was on her when she got sunk 17 days later, Nov. 12, 1942. I later was assigned to the USS Bland, and we made four major amphibious landings in the South Pacific (and I never learned to swim).
In the annals of BASS competition a few accomplishments stand out. Roland Martin's 9 Angler of the Year titles, Rick Clunn's 4 Bassmaster Classic championships and Bryan Kerchal's Classic win coming out of the BASS Federation Nation quickly come to mind.
Even Fred Roumbanis, who goes into Sunday with a 6 pound, 15 ounce lead on 12th place Ish Monroe, said the final of the Carolina Clash presented by Evan Williams is wide open.
Baskett repeats western divisional championship
The dozen Bassmaster Elite Series anglers making the final cut in the Carolina Clash presented by Evan Williams were asked Sunday morning about the lures they'd used to catch fish on Lake Murray this week.
It's the fish that were caught that decided the winner of the Carolina Clash presented by Evan Williams on Lake Murray, but anglers couldn't help but talk about what could have been.
No, it's not some headline from a 1960s newspaper story. But Saturday, a cop beat a college kid in the Carolina Clash presented by Evan Williams.
Only three of the anglers who started in the top 12 on Saturday caught more than 13 pounds on Day Three — and only half will be fishing Sunday's final.
The leader of the Carolina Clash presented by Evan Williams only had three fish with an hour left on Friday.
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