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Bryant Smith Wins 2024 WON Bass U.S. Open with 64.74 pounds
Spencer Shuffield Finishes Second, Martin DeHaven Tops AAA Division
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Bryant Smith Leads Day Two of 2024 WON Bass U.S. Open with 43.84 pounds
Day One Leader Kyle Grover in Second place with 41.88 pounds
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Julius Mazy Wins WON Bass Lake Mead Open with 45.24 pounds
Bill Brown finishes in Second place, James Scott claims AAA Division Crown.
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Julius Mazy Smashes 19.80 pounds to Take Over Day Two Lead of WON Bass Lake Mead Open with 31.72
Day One Leader Shane Edgar in Second place .74 pounds behind at 30.98
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Shane Edgar Leads Day One of WON Bass Lake Mead Open
There was talk in the weeks leading up to the 2024 WON Bass Lake Mead Open presented by Ranger Boats and Mercury that the limits the field would bring to the scales would be heavier than usual for Lake Mead.
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Joe Uribe WINS Second WON Bass Open
If there had been a betting line on a list of anglers that had the best odds of winning the 2024 Ranger Boats WON Bass Lake Havasu Open presented by Mercury, Bridgford Foods pro Joe Uribe Jr. would have been right at the top of that list.
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Massive Day Two vaults Joe Uribe into Lead on day two at WON Bass Arizona Open.
With conditions maintaining in the mild category on the second day of the 2024 Ranger Boats WON Bass Arizona Open presented by Mercury, it was a solid bet that there would be some fireworks. That solid bet paid off.
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Austin Bonjour Wins 2024 WON Bass Clear Lake Open
Opportunity knocked – Austin Bonjour answered. After taking a little more than a two-pound lead on the second day of the tournament, Bonjour, the 30-year-old pro from Templeton, Calif. knew that he had to perform on the final day.
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Austin Bonjour Takes over Command at WON Bass Clear Lake Open, Nick Klein holds in Second Place
Damon Motley leads AAA division as Clear Lake fish are on the Move
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Two Days To Clear Lake Open Blast Off
Anglers look forward to potential big bass slugfest at California’s premier largemouth lake.
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Nick Wood Wins 2024 WON Bass Lake Shasta Open
REDDING, Calif. – – Early season bass tournaments can bring challenges for everyone involved, especially when they are at Lake Shasta. However many challenges arise, the quality of the spotted bass fishery at Lake Shasta makes the challenges worth it for the anglers, spectators and for the organization hoping to put on a show.
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