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Today was my second day of practice for the FLW Event on Kentucky Lake. It was a beautiful day, but still hanging in the low 90’s.
I caught a fish today that I swear looked like small Musky, even though the Tennessee DNR says there are none in this lake.
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Crankbait expert, Rick Clunn is explaining some information about Old Hickory Lake.

We had a lot of water to cover during the Arkansas River tournament. I’m happy to say that it felt good to catch ‘em a little bit better than I had for most of the season.
Not that I killed ‘em; I had some missed opportunities, but after a bad first day, I recovered and caught a pretty good bag which moved me from 82nd place after day one, up to 36th. I managed another limit on day three and moved into 24th place.
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Fishing wasn’t exactly easy on Kentucky Lake today, but I did catch a few nice ones and learned a little. Two days of practice left…
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I actually slept in yesterday morning until 7:30, then headed north from Pickwick Lake on the Alabama border to Kentucky Lake. It was a real nice drive through some country I hadn’t seen before.
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Yesterday, I got up very early and drove seven hours to Pickwick Lake which is the site of our final FLW event next month. Since my schedule won’t allow me any other time to pre-fish before the off limits begins, my goal was to get a half day on the water just riding, graphing and GPS’ing any potential deep water spots for next month’s tournament.
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During the SWBA practice, Keith’s daughter, Jacey caught a Spotted Bay Bass with the Flat CB at Newport Beach. I want to catch one too.

Takahiro Omori talks about the Lucky Craft Fat CB B.D.S. 4.

Another early start of Okappari (shore fishing) to catch some Halibut! Alamitos Bay is a famous place for Halibut fishing, but this time I decided to go fishing at Redondo Beach with my fishing friends, Miki and K. First thing in the morning, I started casting with the FM110.

Redondo Beach is known for their rock fishing, but we decided to start off from the harbor side. After a few minutes from the first cast, Kimi gets a bite with the FM110 and caught a small size Mackerel (Saba)! The lure color used was “Aurora Black”!! In contrast to that, I changed my aim at a deeper range! I used the newly released “Bigup” lure which I haven’t had any catches with it yet and continued to cast with that. I used the “Day Iwashi” color!! It features a red color belly which Halibuts tend to like.

I really want to catch something with this new product! And this strong feeling really came through… I changed locations and after few castings and at about 4m until fully retrieved, I saw something going after my lure!! Usually at this point, it will notice and I could never catch it! Bu…bu… but!! This time I was able to stabilize my retrieving speed without panicking and… bamn!! It finally came!!! The lure was already at its tip at the 2m range so I wasn’t able to enjoy fighting with the Halibut, but I FINALLY got to catch a Redondo Halibut!! The size wasn’t even close to being a legal size, but it is still a very precious catch!

Kimi was catching so many Mackerels too! The “Aurora Black” color seemed to work best!! Usually, Kimi mainly goes bait fishing, but today he kindly went lure fishing with me. And he even caught some fish!! He really got to enjoy using our Lucky Craft lures!! Thank you!!

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P.S. For my next fishing report, I’m thinking of going to San Pedro next week. So stay tuned!!