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LAKE OCONEE Open to all anglers, not just a collegiate tournament. Any age, any skill level. Individual boat format. Entry fee: $100, $5 of that towards Big Fish award. Cash or Check. Make checks payable to Southern Bass Anglers. Payout: 80% with 20% towards American Cancer Society. Prizes included. Tournament rules can be found at www.georgiasouthernbass.com Location: Sugar Creek-Public Ramp Registration at ramp Nov. 9th, 4pm. Contact: Jonathan Rotureau- President (912) 655 1250 Trent Palmer- Tournament Director (770) 634 6239 Ryan Moran - 678 246 9068 or ryan@mnmoran.org

LAKE OCONEE Open to all anglers, not just a collegiate tournament. Any age, any skill level. Individual boat format. Entry fee: $100, $5 of that towards Big Fish award. Cash or Check. Make checks payable to Southern Bass Anglers. Payout: 80% with 20% towards American Cancer Society. Prizes included. Tournament rules can be found at www.georgiasouthernbass.com Location: Sugar Creek-Public Ramp Registration at ramp Nov. 9th, 4pm. Contact: Jonathan Rotureau- President (912) 655 1250 Trent Palmer- Tournament Director (770) 634 6239 Ryan Moran - Public Relations (678) 246 9068 or ryan@mnmoran.org Facebook Page => http://www.facebook....27523867310555/

Thank you so much! Im sure all of this will help a ton this weekend! I have never fished this lake before but i assume it fishes a lot like Sinclair? Or at least that is my hope! Once again thanks for all your help! -Ryan Cast & Destroy

I will be fishing lake oconee next weekend as a co-angler! Has anyone fished up there very recently? Or Just have any tips in general on the lake? Thanks -Ryan Cast And Destroy

Buckeye jwill swim bait (trokar) in the craw color! it has a nice purple back that i like in jigs and the actual jig head comes through cover pretty well. I pair it up with a june bug zoom 6inch g-tail worm!

I exclusively throw P-line 100% Pure Fluorocarbon and have been considering throwing the P-Line HALO fluorocarbon? What do yall think? 100% or HALO? Thanks -Ryan Cast & Destroy

Thanks for all the input and yes i agree there is a lot more than just the lures, conditions, structure (no structure?) cloud cover all that obviously comes into play. Haha i reckon the question was a bit broad you could say.. but being relatively new** compared to some of you all, there is still a lot i have to learn. Fishing at the college level for the first time is pretty intense and i appreciate every bit of information yall give me! Catt those steps will def. help out a lot! In general i am able to figure out the pattern but sometimes by the time i do so i am out of time haha so anything to help me do so quicker is obviously a big help! Once again thank yall for the info! All is taken into consideration! Thanks -Ryan Cast and Destroy

So the fall patterns are starting to kick in as well all know! But what is everyone throwing? If you had 5 rods (4 casting 1 spinning) what would you have tied on? Im curious to know what everybody likes to throw and am looking for new baits to add to the arsenal! Im all ears! Thanks -Ryan Cast and Destroy!

I love the little john i it is my top choice! I picked up a few of the KVD HC silent cranks this past weekend!

Yea the wind was terrible it wore us out most of the day. I think fishing in the stained water with the cold front just was not the right idea saying my keeper came from clear water at the end of the day... just wished i would have figured that out before the very end

So i fished a tournament this weekend at lake sinclair as a member of the Georgia Southern Bass team. Pre-fishing was great the two days before but the night before the tournament a cold front moved in. The two days before i was catching most of my fish up the little river in more stained water. Tournament day this was not the case... most of my spots were completely useless.. saying that it was a rough and long day on the water with 30mph winds on the main lake... -.- So im curious to know what yall do when a cold front moves in like that! Where do yall look for fish? How do you determine what your game plan is for the day? Thanks! -Ryan Cast and Destroy

For got to post the pic! Here it is! Paired it up with my PT energy burner ratio!

Just got my first Boyd Duckett rod! its a seven foot heavy split grip casting rod! As far as i can telll it looks like a solid rod not to mention it just looks beautiful! The micro guides make the rod look so clean and smooth! I try it out this weekend for the first time at Lake Sinclair! Going to be flipping docks all day with this puppy! Its super light and feels light than my varitas! Anybody ever used these rods? Let me know what yall think! Thanks -Ryan Cast and Destroy

Havent really thrown a lot of square bills being the big crank bait fan i am, so i am curious to know what kind of square bills yall like to throw and what colors work for you! I have a tournament this weekend at Lake Sinclair and i am planning on stocking up on a few! Anything and everything yall want to share im all ears! Thanks! Ryan Cast and Destroy

Sorry for taking so long to get back to you last week was hell with all the homework and tests i had... but anyways thanks a lot for all the information! Im sure its going to help me out a ton this weekend! How ever i am curious to know just how far up the river you tend to start? and do you recommend starting in the back of creeks? I know we are putting in at the ramp right next to the bridge that is by the power plant. Once again thanks for all your help!! -Ryan cast and destroy