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2026-01-18, 11:50:18
Great to see quite a few of you at the 2026 Ultimate Fishing Show. Now, on to Outdoorama Feb. 19-22.

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2025-12-06, 09:52:48
Hi Dan, see you next month.

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[NEWS]Why the Wheels Fell Off: Pickwick Lake

Started by News, June 11, 2014, 02:00:03 PM

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Why the Wheels Fell Off: Pickwick Lake

Fishing the ledges of the western Tennessee River lakes in the summer is like spending another day at the office. You pretty much know what to expect. There are lots of other guys around you, doing the same job and trying to stay out of each other's way. Starting time is set by the boss, in your case the tournament director, and the bass will let you know when it's quitting time. Today probably will be about like yesterday. The monotony of it all can drive you crazy.

Of course, there's always the chance that a surprise might come along to spice up the routine a bit, but there's no guarantee that the surprise will be a good one. Sometimes it can be both good and bad in the same workday, as was the case for these anglers in the <a href="http://www.flwoutdoors.com/bassfishing/flw/tournament/2014/7127/pickwick-lake-headline-story/156140/hackney-reigns-at-pickwick/"> Walmart FLW Tour stop on Pickwick Lake presented by Straight Talk Wireless.</a>

Source: Why the Wheels Fell Off: Pickwick Lake

News from the FLW Tour. Click Source link to read complete story on FLWOutdoors.com.

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