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Tharp Continues to Lead FLW Tour Bass Fishing Tournament on Lake Okeechobee

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Randall Tharp of Gardendale, Ala., has endured the changing weather during the bass fishing tournament and led the first two days of competition with sacks each day that weighed more than 30 pounds.

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    Today should be interesting, The temps have dropped 30 degrees.

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    he is only leading by 8 pounds. anyone of those guys could sack them today. come on brandon!

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    Looks like Tharp was the only person to really get into them today. Another 20+ pound bag. 101 and change total. He said he was flipping an 1 1/2 ounce tungsten pegged to a beaver style bait in black and blue. Dropping it into the nastiest stuff he could find.

    Dude is unreal on Okeechobee.

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