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Location: townsend,wi | Well i'm going to go with Chris Gilman. |
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Location: Waukesha Wisconsin | In most situations I would have to go with Mr April......Tommy Skarlis................. BUT 10 pounds seems to be too big of a hurdle.....MY guess is Nick retains the lead and wins.......... when was the last time someone lead all four days in an FLW? Could be a trick question  |
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| I'll go with Todd Riley. I feel he is one of the most underrated pros on the circuit. I have fished with him many times and I think he will find a way. Congrats to all 10 who made the cut. Great job in tough conditions. |
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Location: Elgin, Illinois | If you look at the previous three days for these guys (the top ten)... There are only 8 out of 30 sacks of more than one fish... 5 on the first day and 3 on the second... None of these guys caught more than one fish on the third day... In fact, only one guy out of the 105 had two fish on the third day... So, if anything, it appears that the trend is that the bite is getting tougher (if it can!)
So, if you look at Nick's lead of 3.6 lbs... And you look at the fish brought in... If Nick brings one fish to the scales, it would be his unless Todd Riley catches two or Bob Lampman's 9 lbers again!... If there set back to "zero" to start the day... It would be a real interesting horse race... But, since they don't I don't see anybody except Nick winning ... still giving Todd a real long shot outside chance... The rest are all in a position of needing that magic sack of 12+ lbs... And, that hasn't happened since day two...
Now, as we all know... Since that "magic sack" still is possible... Anyboby from the ten has the possibility because 8 plus 12 is 20 and the leader only has 20 and the lowest guy has 8...
Wish I knew what was in those livewells right now... |
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Who's going to win at Bull shoals?????