Showing posts with label Grand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grand. Show all posts

Thursday, May 29, 2014

Cabela is Coming to Barrie, Ontario



Cabela’s Canada will officially open the doors of the new Barrie store on Thursday, July 10 with a  ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by company executives and special guests.
The celebrations will begin at 10:45 a.m.

The 70,000-square-foot store, which is  near the intersection of Highway 400 and Mapleview Drive in the Park Place Shopping Centre, will be the first Cabela’s to open in Ontario.  

Thursday, February 21, 2013

2013 IBASSIN.com’s Classic picks


So, who will win the Classic on Grand Lake O’ the Cherokees?
Here are IBASSIN.com’s picks and why.

(Photos: BASS)
Jason Christie
It is statistically proven that hometown favorites have a slim chance of winning. Boyd Duckett is the only Classic Champ to ever do it. With that in mind, Jason Christie is our huge favourite. Not sure if it is divine intervention of this southern FLW pro winning the Northern Open on smallmouth bass but that is very odd series of events not to be ignored. Christie has local winter time experience on Grand plus he recently won a pre-spawn FLW event two years ago. He is playing it too cool and that is a sure sign he is hiding something.









Tommy Biffle
Tommy is another Oklahoma expert. He has the extra incentive of several missed Classic titles. Recently he has proven himself as an off-shore angler, mostly on the back of his Biffle Hard head and Bug, but who cares how he did it. He knows how to catch deep water bass. If he was still just a flipping expert, his chances would be limited. Plus, how fitting would it be for him to finally win a Classic in his home state. A definite career topper!







Kevin Van Dam
Come on, I would be a fool not to pick him. He is amazing a transitions and change. If the weather flickers from freezing to mild he’ll react accordingly. One down fall is the lack of grass in this lake. Van Dam is a master with grass. Grand is all rock, so that might be a downfall. In reality, KVD has no downfalls and this seasonal period is an off-shore jerk bait, crankbait and jig bite. He will get his fifth Classic and Grand Lake is a perfect setting for another KVD fest.