All,

 

Thought I would share.  This was posted to the Bassmaster YouTube page.  GoPro video of Howell's morning.  It was truly a classic.  Fun to watch!

 

 

That's how it is done... I've never experienced anything like that, but man it sure does look like a good time. 

That's how it is done... I've never experienced anything like that, but man it sure does look like a good time. 

 

Neither have I ... seems like it was one good one after another.  I only dream to have a day like this.

Randy seems like a good fella. I'm glad he won,

Randy said afterward, that he culled 7 or 8 Four Pounders, for cripes sake!

 

Guys, up North here, a four is a very nice Bass.

 

He also commented on the fact that all the people on the bridge and causeway, got to see all the action, up close and personal. Randy was jacked up from the crowd, because most of their tournament catches are only seen by a few spectator boats as it happens live out on the lakes they fish.

Awesome! Happy for the guy! Wish they hammered cranks up here like that.

Neither have I ... seems like it was one good one after another.  I only dream to have a day like this.

 

Go to Chautauqa with good weather

Guntersville is not known for monster bass, but it is one of the top lakes in the country

for bass in the 6lb - 8lb range. This one weighed 7.49 lbs: http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-videos/lake-guntersville-2012.html

 

 

 

Go to Chautauqa with good weather

 

I was at Chautauqua in bad weather last season ... so close yet so far away

The only time I've ever experienced anything like that was on Guntersville. Fished a big tourney a couple years back and had only 4 dinks in the livewell with 2 hours left. Saw a school of shad busting the surface and it was game on for about an hour. Actually ended up culling all the fish in the well, and then some.