Invitational
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Attention Delta Rats...the Coors Light Invitational Championship is here!
Nobody has to tell a “delta rat” about the quality of bass that can be found in mid-February on the California delta, as most know that during this time, a ton of big females will move up into the shallows, and can be easily taken on fat jigs, big swimbaits, and big Senkos…so the time of year for this event could not be better.
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DOTY AND ROBINSON WIN 2017 BASS CAT OWNERS’ INVITATIONAL
Steve Doty of Jonesboro, Ark. and Tracy Robinson of Gadsen, Ala., added 15.68 pounds to their tournament-best Day One weight of 23.46 pounds to beat over 250 teams and win the 2017 Bass Cat Owners’ Invitational on Alabama’s Lake Guntersville. Sebastian DeRoy of Orillia, Ont., and Christopher Martin of New Hope, Ala., had 15.64 and jumped from 3rd place to 2nd, but it was not enough to catch the leaders.
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Doty and Robinson Lead Day 1 Bass Cat Owners’ Invitational on Tough Guntersville
The two-day 2017 Bass Cat Owners Invitational commenced on Friday, with over 250 teams blasting off onto the fertile waters of Lake Guntersville, but for many of them the dreams of big grass bass went unfulfilled. The fish seem to be in an in-between stage, done with the spawn, but not yet out on the main river, and that left many hopefuls scratching their heads. Nevertheless, the team of Steve Doty (Jonesboro, Ark.) and Tracy Robinson (Gadsden, Ala.) sacked a limit that weighed 23.46 pounds and have established a lead of more than five pounds over second place team of Derek Duvall and Kylie Scavona of Louisiana.
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LAKE NORMAN SET TO HOST FLW TOUR INVITATIONAL EVENT PRESENTED BY LOWRANCE
“Lake Norman is one of the most diverse fisheries that we can visit,” said Quaker State pro Matt Arey of Shelby, North Carolina, who has 20 career top-10 finishes in FLW competition. “There are a ton of different options to catch bass, and anglers have won tournaments all over the lake. They’ll be catching them as deep as 40 feet and as shallow as six inches. I think you’re going to have to hit a lot of different areas and mix up patterns to win.
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2016 "Sweet Sixteen" Classic picks
Some of you may already have it in your mind what team might win this historic event, but we have compiled our own “racing form style” list of contenders that we think could win it all based on their strengths, weaknesses, and/or past performances in FPT competition.
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