For the second straight year, Joe Balog spent the first 2 days of the Bassmaster Classic observing competitors as a marshal. In this week's edition of Balog's Bass War, he discusses how the pressure of the sport's biggest event might prevent anglers having slow days from punting their original game plans and trying something radically different.
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By Dustin Wilks Special to BassFan
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By B.A.S.S. Communications Staff
PALATKA, Fla. — Cory Johnston fished a full tournament. But with all due respect to nine other competitors, he could’ve
By B.A.S.S. Communications Staff PALATKA, Fla. — With less competition, but more company, Cory Johnston leveraged late-day heroics to extend his lead
