Tom Monsoor is known for two things – swim jigs and fishing rivers. The two converged beautifully this weekend at the FLW Tour event on the Potomac. The long-time Tour pro jumped on the fish early, and despite his weights falling each day, he was able to hold off a number of hard-charging young pros
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Thrift slows down to win at Rayburn
Just when you think you know an angler, he goes and surprises you. Well, at least that’s what Bryan Thrift did over the weekend. Known for rivaling a NASCAR driver with how fast he covers water, Thrift had to slow down to a crawl to pull off a final-day comeback and win the FLW Tour
Movers & Shakers: Lake Wheeler Fallout
Mark Rose lit up Lake Wheeler. Did he light up the Majors World Ranking as well? The results may surprise you.
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: Hartwell fallout
Brent Ehrler had an FLW Tour win drop from his ranking last week. He did a pretty good job of replacing it over the weekend.
Throughout the FLW Tour event on Lake Hartwell, Ehrler kept saying he was conserving his fish and didn’t want to be in the lead until after the final weigh-in. Looks like he wasn’t kidding, as the pro won his fourth FLW Tour event, effectively replacing his FLW Tour win at Table Rock from 2010 in the process.
So how much did the weekend victory help him in the Majors World Ranking? Well, he still hasn’t regained his spot at No. 1, but he’s back in the top five..