Jones gets the Job Done on Day 1.
Power- Pole Citrus Slam
St. Johns River Palatka, Fla. March 17-20By Luigi De Rose
Lake George is a parking lot on Day 1. (Photo: James Overstreet BASS) |
When the bass get split up like that, everyone looses. Some lost the sight fishing battle very badly. In Florida, everyone expects to have high weights. Today, that was not the case. Zell Roland and Stephan Browning are tied for 48 place with 10-01. The top 50 advanced on Saturday and then the top 12 anglers advance to fish Sunday. With only ten pounds, an indicator of the very poor fishing, being the cut-off many might still be in the game.
Some did do well. Clark Reehm and Billy Mc Caghren each had one in the 10 pound class and Brent Chapman had two of them. Big bass honours when to Jason Williamson with a 10-03 giant.
Many who didn't fare well are planning to abandon the sight fishing game while others are going for it no matter what. If the bedding bass get bothered too much they'll likely split; leaving the door wide open for anyone who can consistently bring a high teens bags over all four days.
DAY 1 TOTAL
1 Alton Jones 26- 9
2 Brent Chapman 25- 4
3 Todd Faircloth 23-10
4 Jason Williamson 22- 5
5 Timmy Horton 22- 4
6 John Crews 21- 3
7 Billy McCaghren 20-11
8 Clark Reehm 20-10
9 Jared Lintner 20- 9
9 Casey Ashley 20- 9
11 J Todd Tucker 20- 8
12 Keith Combs 19- 8
13 Ryan Said 18- 7
13 Dustin Wilks 18- 7
15 Paul Elias 18- 4
15 Bobby Lane 18- 4
17 Terry Scroggins 17- 3
17 Kevin VanDam 17- 3
19 Gary Klein 16-14
20 Edwin Evers 16- 8
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