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Casey Ashley gained much of the know-how that made him a Bassmaster Classic qualifier as a rookie on Lake Russell.
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The productive season for largemouth bass on Lake Jocassee begins in April and can last through the fall, with great night-fishing during the summer months.
Terry Dodson’s says Lake Jocassee is starting to spit out some great spotted bass, but he worries they will negatively affect the lake’s population of smallmouth bass.
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Topwater baits will often produce all day long — not just during early-morning of late-afternoon hours — on Clarks Hill Lake, and Lesley Childers has no problem keeping a big bait walking on the water for extended periods of time.
Defending champ Boyd Duckett believes that spotted bass could play a big role in determing the winner of the Bassmaster Classic.
Zara Spooks are among the most-revered of all topwater baits.
