Colorado BASS Nation 2015 State Team Photo ctsy of Bassmaster.com |
The 2015
BASS Nation Western Divisional at Clear Lake, CA started this year with a
fog delay for an hour and a half, creating concern during the important morning
bite, according to many anglers who anticipated an early limit of eager
plus-sized largemouth bass. Despite the
delay there were some great bass caught and the next two days of the three day
event only promises to be better.
photo ctsy of Jeremiah Hofstetter |
Colorado State Team member Jeremiah Hofstetter posted
this picture during the morning fog delay, while the boats still sat at the docks
with frosty decks. He was the 5th
boat out on Day One and was concerned that the early bite may disappear with
the rising sun. That concern faded as he
returned for the early flight weigh-in, was the first CO angler to weigh-in,
and managed to hold the Colorado lead with 15 lb. 4 oz. while almost all of the
other anglers played catch-up. That is
until Larry Triplett jumped ahead late in the weigh-in and leads the Colorado
Team on Day One with a total bag of 17-9.
During the weigh-in several anglers commented that
the bite had been better during practice.
A cold front moved in bringing rain and very cool temps during the
official practice days, moving fish out of shallow water and off beds. Today was the first day after the front and
the rest of the tournament’s weather forecast is for much warmer, sunnier days
giving anglers the hope is that the bags will grow heavy as the fish move back
up.
Jeremiah H, photo ctsy of Bassmaster.com |
After Day One the rest of the Colorado Team stands
at: Lane Coale: 11-6, Jeremiah Smith: 10-13, Derek Phillips: 8-4, Rob
Satterwhite: 5-15, Dave Didomenico: 4-14, Jon Webb: 2-5, Chris Rockwell: 2-4,
Chad Phillps: 2-4, followed by Connor Santos and Herb Turner, who have saved
their fish for tomorrow.
Other Stats: The overall leader on Day One is CA’s
Mark “Chief” Torrez with a 5 bass limit at 30-10! CA leads the Team Standings with 115-2 and CO
stands in 6th with 80-15. The
Big Bass on Day One is 9-12.
Follow the link below to read the Bassmaster.com
story, full standings, and to see more pictures from the event. Read
the full Bassmaster.com story and see pictures from the event here.
The Colorado Bass Nation is proud to be supported
by these sponsors:
The BASS
Nation Triton Alliance:
Article by: Rx Outdoors, Inc.
No comments:
Post a Comment