> What: Southeastern FLW Series
> Where: Lake Seminole
> When: Thursday through Saturday (March 1-3)
> At stake: Top prize (including Ranger/Evinrude boat package) could reach $93,000
> Expected field size: 200 boats
> What they’re saying: “The spawn on Lake Seminole just started about a week ago,” said FLW Tour rookie Clint Brown of Bainbridge, Ga., who finished 3rd in the Seminole FLW Series last year. “I think in this tournament you’re going to see a lot of mixed bags of both prespawn and spawning fish. We’re going to see some big pre-spawn limits. Managing your fish over three days of competition is going to be very important. A guy might be able to weigh in a big bag one day, but might not catch them the next day. The prespawn fish are really spot-oriented, so conserving them for the entire tournament will be a key to winning.
“Seminole is a grass lake, and grass lakes tend to change each year,” Brown added. “There is a lot more stained water than last year, and the mud will definitely change some things for some folks. I think to make the top-10 cut and fish the final day you’re going to need 32 to 33 pounds. I think the tournament winner is going to catch around 63 pounds.”
> Last FLW Series at Seminole: March 2-4, 2017
> Winner: Buddy Gross (64-11)
> Click here to read about Gross' Winning Pattern.
Some of the information above was taken from an FLW press release.
