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| Colorado BASS Nation State President Audrey McKenney stands out as the boats take off on Day 2, photo ctsy bassmaster.com |
The bass are getting bigger at the 2015
BASS Nation Western Divisional!
Today there were three bass at the scales over 10 lbs. and the current
Big Bass of the tournament now stands at an even 11 lbs! There were even a few nice size smallmouth
today! And a few reports of
catching double-digit bass only to have to let them go because CA regulations require
that fish must be hooked inside the mouth at all times, not just when sight
fishing.
Larry
Triplett increased his Colorado State Team lead today with a Day 2 bag weighing
17-11; just two ounces more than his Day 1 bag and consistent enough to put him
in 4th Place in the overall standings with a Day 2 total weight of
35-4 that is only 4-10 behind the tournament leader from ID, who has 39-14. Bassmaster.com reports that most anglers are
focused on pre-spawn holding areas, but that the current tournament leader is “junk”
fishing with a wide variety of lures and presentations.
Jeremiah Smith moved up to the 2nd spot on the Colorado State
Team standings with a limit today of 12-12, which combined with his 4 fish from
yesterday at 10-13 brings him up to a total of 23-9.
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| The boats return for weigh-in, photo ctsy bassmaster.com |
The
rest of the Colorado State Team stand in this order* with one more day to
go: Lane Coale: 19-13, Jeremiah
Hofstetter: 19-8, Derek Phillips: 8-14, Chris Rockwell: 7-0, Connor Santos:
6-13, Chad Phillips: 6-0, Rob Satterwhite: 5-15, Dave Didomenico: 4-14, Jon
Webb: 2-5, Herb Turner: 0. (*Unofficial.)
Not
only did he weigh-in fish today, Connor Santos turned 22 and the crowd
serenaded him by singing Happy Birthday while he was on stage.
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Article by: Rx Outdoors, Inc.
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