It has been a BUSY few weeks in our sport! Since our last story update, there have been five major-level events: MLF Bass Pro Tour on the Kissimmee Chain, won by Jordan Lee BASS Elite Series on the St Johns River, won by Rick Clunn FLW Tour on Lake Toho/Kissimmee Chain, won by Buddy Gross
Scott Canterbury
This chart represents the points earned for each of the 18 events Scott has participated in over the past 24 months.
728.665past 24 months average (18 events)
686.414past 12 months average (10 events)
Scott is averaging 728.665 points per event over the past 24 months and 686.414 points per event over the past 12 months, for a generally down trend.
Trends: Our trend feature compares an angler's average points from the prior 24 months to the average points from the prior 12 months to establish whether the angler's recent performance exceeds or falls behind that of a longer span. If the recent average is within 2.5% of the average for the longer period, we consider the angler's performance to be steady, as indicated by an almost equals to sign.
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Palaniuk, Schmitt Back in Winner’s Circle, Wheeler No. 1
Neither Brandon Palaniuk nor Bryan Schmitt are strangers to hoisting trophies. Though, the ones both held this weekend probably felt a bit different. For Palaniuk, his win during the Toyota Bassmaster Texas Fest on Sam Rayburn broke a four-year drought for victories, which is notable when you consider he won three Major events in four
Rookies Connell, McCombs Hoist Trophies
Usually it’s veterans who find ways to grind out victories under tough conditions (and this past weekend was the definition of “tough conditions”). Yet, it was two rookies who found themselves handling Mother Nature the best and holding trophies. Needless to say, this past week’s weather was downright awful, and it obviously affected both the
Cox Shows Metal with Cup Win
There have been some unlikely champions in our sport, but John Cox may be the most. That statement has nothing to do with his fishing ability. Just three months ago, Cox was ranked No. 1 in our sport after two incredible seasons of vying for the FLW Tour Angler of the Year title. What makes
Canterbury Breaks Through at Beaver
Finally! That’s really all that needs to be said. In the realm of tough luck, few anglers can compare to Scott Canterbury. The Alabama pro has finished second four times on the FLW Tour, with two coming at the Forrest Wood Cup – who can forget his agonizing 1-ounce defeat in 2014? But all of