FLW Tournament Marshals; No More Co-Anglers




The upcoming FLW Tour events will be the first in the organization’s history with no co-angler division. FLW Tour pros will now be accompanied each competition day by a FLW Tour Marshal.

Marshals can watch, listen and learn, but are not allowed to fish. The same program was implemented on the Bassmaster Elite Series.

FLW recently announced there are still several marshal spots open for the ’Rayburn tournament.

It costs $100 to participate. Marshals will be paired with a different pro each day and be eligible to win as much as $2,500 per event based on their pro’s cumulative weight from the first two days. Marshals also will receive exclusive FLW clothing and be entered in a drawing for a new Ranger bass boat to be given away at the end of the season. To apply for any remaining spots, call 270-252-1000 or contact [email protected].




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Friday

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Hi: 95

Friday Night

Slight Chance Thunderstorms

Lo: 73

Saturday

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Partly Cloudy

Lo: 73

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Fishing Report from TPWD (Jul. 9)

GOOD. Water stained; 86 degrees; 1.54 feet below pool. Freshwater is still entering the lake from the river, and water is being released. Topwater bass bite is early in the morning and evening. Bass are deeper on points, drains and humps with crankbaits and Carolina rigs. Crappie are good on brush piles, but many undersized fish and bluegill to sift through. Catfish are good in 18-20 feet of water on cut bait. A few white bass are schooling on main lake points. Cast baits to shade. Report by Captain Lynn Atkinson, Reel Um N Guide Service.

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