Hometown | Meadow Vista, California |
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Age | 46 |
Former Occupation | Lure builder |
Height | 5' 11'' |
Weight | 230 lbs. |
Last 3 Finishes |
152 - Lake St. Clair, 6/28/2018 147 - Kentucky Lake, 5/17/2018 56 - Smith Lake, 4/26/2018 |
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Angling Hero | Jimmy Houston. I grew up watching him on TV. |
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Home Lake | Clear Lake or California Delta |
Favorite Lake | Clear |
Least Favorite Lake | Oroville |
Favorite Technique | Bladed jig |
Primary Fishing Strength | Fishing a bladed jig |
Secondary Fishing Strength | Finesse fishing |
Biggest Weakness | Flipping |
Boat | Phoenix |
Motor | Mercury |
Fishing Sponsors | Daiwa, Mercury, Phoenix, Power Pole, Garmin, Ladies Man Custom Baits |
Tow Vehicle (Sponsor) | Toyota Tundra |
Favorite Food | Mexican |
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Favorite Music | I like all music. |
Favorite Book/Movie | Star Wars (movie) |
Non-Angling Hero | My mom |
When Not Fishing | Hanging out with family |
Why He Fishes | "I just like the competition. I grew up playing sports and it's one of the few sports you can be involved in as you get older and compete at a high level." |
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