From BassFan:
Thrift won the tournament with 5 minutes remaining, when he caught a 4-pound largemouth at his final stop that culled out a 12-inch spotted bass. That made a difference in his final total of approximately 3 pounds.
Thrift won by 2lbs 2ozs.
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Monday, March 07, 2011
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Article About Peak Bass Fishing Performance
Analyzing their ‘A’ game
A closer look at what makes the best ‘the best’ by By Rob Newell
I found this article extremely interesting. It talks in detail about Bryan Thrift, Andy Montgomery, Mark Rose, and Brent Ehrler. Newell really gets into fine detail on why he thinks these anglers excel when they do. Of the different approaches taken by these anglers I am closest to Ehrler in terms of philosophy and approach. Obviously Ehrler is several levels more skilled and versatile than I will ever need to be. It's nice to know that I'm not just some odd duck who approaches bass fishing in a utterly moronic fashion. If Ehrler gets away with it, then there is hope for me.
A closer look at what makes the best ‘the best’ by By Rob Newell
I found this article extremely interesting. It talks in detail about Bryan Thrift, Andy Montgomery, Mark Rose, and Brent Ehrler. Newell really gets into fine detail on why he thinks these anglers excel when they do. Of the different approaches taken by these anglers I am closest to Ehrler in terms of philosophy and approach. Obviously Ehrler is several levels more skilled and versatile than I will ever need to be. It's nice to know that I'm not just some odd duck who approaches bass fishing in a utterly moronic fashion. If Ehrler gets away with it, then there is hope for me.
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