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Tommy Biffle runs away with the Central Open
By djkimmel on Sep 11, 2011 | In Bass Tournaments, BASS Opens, BASS, Central
B.A.S.S. News
Smiley goes from fifth to first in Co-Angler
BROKEN ARROW, Okla. — Wagoner, Okla., Elite Series pro Tommy Biffle built on his 9-pound, 15-ounce lead with a five-fish stringer weighing 11-8 for a three-day total of 45-13, good enough to win the Bass Pro Shops Central Open in Muskogee, Okla., by more than 8 pounds. While the win was expected, it didn’t come easy.
Finding unpressured fish gives Biffle a 9-pound, 11-ounce lead in Central Open
By djkimmel on Sep 10, 2011 | In Bass Tournaments, BASS Opens, BASS, Central
B.A.S.S. News
MUSKOGEE, Okla. — Bassmaster Elite Series pro Tommy Biffle came to the scales with the second largest five-fish limit of the day, good enough to put the Wagoner, Okla., angler into a commanding lead in the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open going into the final day of fishing.
Tommy Biffle leads first day of Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open on the Arkansas River
By djkimmel on Sep 10, 2011 | In Bass Tournaments, BASS Opens, BASS, Central
B.A.S.S. News
MUSKOGEE, Okla. — Low water levels on the Arkansas River are providing distinct advantages to the anglers who can get shallow, as the top two anglers in the Bass Pro Shops Central Open on the Arkansas River utilized shallow draft jet boats to access fish the rest of the field couldn’t reach. The majority of big fish on Day One came out of the Grand River for anglers fishing along rocky bars and way up in shallow creeks.
Look for locals to dominate the potentially fickle and hazardous Arkansas River
By djkimmel on Sep 2, 2011 | In Bass Tournaments, BASS Opens, Central
B.A.S.S. News
MUSKOGEE, Okla. — The Arkansas River is where many Elite Series pros cut their angling teeth, and they’re better off for it. The river can provide a bounty of bass just as quickly as it can seem barren. The second Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open should lie somewhere in the middle of these extremes, says Talala, Okla., native and Elite Series pro Terry Butcher.
