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After being literally side-by-side from the leader all week, and milking a spot for every viable ounce he could, Byron Velvick noted that he was forced to scramble on the final day. “I only got like eight bites at my primary spot today, so I had to actually move around quite a bit today,” he said.
“It’s really pretty sad to say that you had an off day when you catch 30 pounds, but really, I never got the big bite that I needed.”
While some might argue that he was fishing a bent-rod pattern, Velvick contends that he – along with several others – found the spot during practice. “My fiancé is the one that actually put me on these fish, so a lot of the credit goes to her,” he explained.
“It was without a doubt the single-most unbelievable spot I’ve ever seen.” Read More
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