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Greg Hackney takes a peek behind him on the morning of day 4 at Cayuga Lake.
By Todd Ceisner
BassFan Editor
The wind was much more cooperative for Greg Hackney on Sunday morning as he looked to close out the win at the Cayuga Lake Elite Series and he was able to pick apart his key area again first thing.
He caught two quick keepers before 7:30, then landed what was believed to be a 6-pounder as part of a three-fish flurry that helped him finish his limit before 8:30 a.m.
Below is a collection of photos of Hackney during his key flurry.
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Flight Pattern
Greg Hackney went out with the lead, albeit a small one, on the final day at Cayuga Lake. (Photo: BassFan)
Flippin' Out
Hackney already had two keepers in the boat when we found him fishing along shore about halfway down the east side of Cayuga Lake. (Photo: BassFan)
Hooked Up
Then, he got another bite. (Photo: BassFan)
Surface Walker
After a brief battle, Hackney was ready to flip this fish into the boat. (Photo: BassFan)
It's a Bigg'un
The fish came out of the water with a vengeance. (Photo: BassFan)
Big Air
Hackney keeps the fish under control while swinging it into the boat. (Photo: BassFan)
Air Walk
Hackney's third fish was part acrobat. (Photo: BassFan)
Almost There
The hefty bass throws a spray of water across Hackney's front deck. (Photo: BassFan)
Side Winder
Hackney's bass soars into his boat. (Photo: BassFan)
Touchdown
The fish bounced off Hackney's dash before settling in the bottom of his boat. (Photo: BassFan)
Settling In
Hackney finally gets the fish into the boat. (Photo: BassFan)
Game Changer
Hackney pumped his fist as he went to deposit that 6-pounder in his livewell. (Photo: BassFan)
Right Back At It
It wasn't long before Hackney was back on the trolling motor, flipping his jig back in the water. (Photo: BassFan)
And Another...
Hackney gets ready to swing keeper number four into the boat. (Photo: BassFan)
Four Score
It's another solid fish. (Photo: BassFan)
Another Deposit
Hackney quickly dropped that fish in the livewell. (Photo: BassFan)
Fish Flurry
Within 15 minutes, Hackney went from two fish for 7 1/2 pounds to a limit worth 20-plus pounds before 8:30 this morning. (Photo: BassFan)
Good Mood
Hackney was in a cheerful mood after finishing out his limit. (Photo: BassFan)
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Cayuga Lake Elite Series – Greg Hackney Day 4
