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Tim 5th, 42-11 Makes Cut On Clarks Hill |
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He's on the Clarks Hill Lake points pattern, too — relying primarily on a half-ounce football-head jig and a green pumpkin YUM Crawpappy trailer. When bass are pushing baitfish to the surface, he's casting a Heddon Zara Spook topwater lure or a swimbait into the schooling fish. Read More | Standings | Photos | Notes | Archive |
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Practice was overall pretty good, I felt pretty good going into the tournament. I was catching my fish flipping a Yum Vibra King Tube and casting the Excalibur XR50 lipless crankbait. I ended up 51. ouch! 50th is ten grand and 51 is a pat on the back, that is back to back 51st and 3 out of the last 12 elites. Oh well on down to Toho. |
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 Timmy Horton of Muscle Shoals, AL reacts after getting his hair cut for a charity event during Media Day at the 2008 Bassmaster Classic in Greenville, South Carolina on February 21, 2008. Media Day 2008 Bassmaster Classic
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By Tim Horton -
Elite Series pro and Classic qualifier
Every angler needs a go-to bait. A modified Bomber Fat Free Shad is mine.
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It's no secret. Every Bassmaster Classic qualifier has a "go-to" bait, and I'm no exception. A go-to bait is the one we throw when the going gets tough — something we know will catch bass. This year's Classic on Lake Hartwell in South Carolina will likely have some cold water, and the bass will probably be deep.
Those conditions may or may not be tough. We'll have to see what the bass have to say about that next week. But whatever they are, I want to catch fish. I want five big bass in my livewell every day. None of us will be holding anything back. This is the time to give it everything you've got. More...... |
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