Tides and rankings have a lot in common, especially when you consider the tournament over the weekend. Before we get into all the ups and downs, we’ll start on the two biggest highs – Clark Wendlandt winning the FLW Tour event on the Potomac River, and Scott Martin locking up his first FLW Angler of
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Arey makes it back-to-back at Beaver
Clark Wendlandt may have to hand over his nickname. For years, Wendlandt was known as “Mr. Beaver Lake” thanks to four consecutive top 10s – with a pair of victories – from 1999 through 2002. But with his now back-to-back FLW Tour victories at Beaver Lake, Matt Arey could easily be considered the new “Mr.
Data Overload: Toledo Bend and Kentucky Lake
Who are the favorites for the busiest weekend of the season? We break down Toledo Bend and Kentucky lake to see who should be climbing the rankings come Monday.
Movers & Shakers: Potomac fallout
The tides of the Potomac sent some fluctuations through the rankings, with David Dudley taking over the top spot and Brent Ehrler falling out of the top 10.
Data Overload: Potomac River
A look at some of the statistical favorites for the FLW Tour event at the Potomac River.