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Brent Finishes 7th on Old Hickory |
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The Lake Quivira, Kan., resident said he went through about 10 bags of plum-colored Zoom Old Monster worms, which he Texas-rigged. His other primary lure was a T&C Custom crankbait, which a friend of his makes by hand out of balsa wood. It's a square-billed crankbait that "puts off a really good vibration and it's real buoyant, so it bounces off the wood real good and gets a reaction strike out of these fish." The crankbait runs about 2 or 3 feet deep. The color pattern on the crankbait was chartruese-and-black.
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 Preparing for next season.
The 2007 season was exciting and rewarding. This year I put all of my focus on the BASS Elite Series and the BASS Majors. We started at Lake Amistad in Texas in March. The tournament trail will also take us to California, Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, Virginia, Oklahoma, New York, Maryland, Arkansas and Florida.
My main goal this year was to qualify for the BASS Master Classic—and I am pleased to let all of you know that I did achieve this goal and will be competing at the Classic in February.
This will be my seventh Bassmaster Classic.I am very excited about going the tournament and representing all of my sponsors.My plan is to go for broke and try to win the Classic. Hopefully things will go well. The support I get from my family, friends and sponsors really makes a big difference. I am so grateful for all the encouragement and that my sponsors have such confidence in my abilities as a fisherman and in promoting their products. Thanks to all of you and I will see you at Lake Hartwell.
I am proud to be running another GE Silicone II wrapped Triton and look forward to the 2008 season.
We sure had a great time in 2007. I feel like my head was really in the game and I am pleases with my performance this year.Not only did the fishing go well… But I also fit in plenty of time for promotions, charity events and lots of time with the media.
I was highlighted on Bassmasters on ESPN for the California Delta and Lake Toho.I also had a five minute segment with my boat on the 5pm news in Syracuse for the Lake Oneida tournament.
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Cold Water, Lethargic Fish Make The Hunt Difficult |
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Friday, February 15, 2008
Bassmaster Classics come in all shapes and sizes. There have been small-weight events, slugfests, contests decided by ounces and those by pounds, but the best any BassFan could hope for would be a Classic that puts the premium on savvy. Read More.....
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