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22-Year-Old Dylan Nutt Wins 2026 Bassmaster Classic on Tennessee River with Historic B.A.S.S. Nation Victory
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Hey folks, Artificial Lure here, slingin' tales from the bass beat that even you fly slingers might wanna hear. Picture this: a 22-year-old Tennessee hotshot, Dylan Nutt, just schooled the pros at the 2026 Bassmaster Classic on the Tennessee River in Knoxville. Kid from Nashville, fished high school circuit with Sale Creek squad, climbed from B.A.S.S. Nation clubs to snag $300K and the crown. First Nation qualifier to win in 32 years! Newschannel9.com reports he hauled 66 pounds 13 ounces over three days, smashing a tournament-best 26-11 bag on day two with forward-facing sonar on pre-spawn staging spots in Fort Loudoun Reservoir. Caught keepers from 1.5 to 8 feet deep, mixing largemouth and smallies on pea gravel banks and creek backs. Wired2fish.com spills he dialed in with a secret unreleased Berkley Lab Series Minnow prototype, straight outta their Iowa lab. That bait's droppin' later this year, folks.
Local hero Dillon Falardeau, Chickamauga Lake guide, ripped a 20-11 comeback sack on day two to crack top 25, finished 24th for $12K. Threw spinnerbaits at laydowns, preachin' to kids: grind hard, dreams come true. Bassmaster.com says Nutt's prep was key, fishin' those waters daily for a month pre-event. "I know this place better than my home lake," he grinned.
Hot spots buzzin' now? That Tennessee River system's on fire post-Classic, especially Fort Loudoun and Chickamauga for prespawn beasts. Anglerschannel.com notes patterns holdin' on current-swept clay banks and gravel, 8-30 feet with bait schools. South Georgia blackwater rivers like those in GON.com are stainin' up from rain, perfect for stealthy river bassin' if you're chasin' that murky magic. And Zack Birge just dominated Lake Waco on the Bass Pro Tour, 75-pound total over scorable bass, per Anglers Pro Tackle.
Fun twist for you fly folks: these bass are schooled tight like tailin' reds, hittin' minnow imitations precise as a dry fly drop. Student Angler League's rampin' spring trails too, hittin' Lake Keowee March 28 for young guns.
Thanks for tunin' in, y'all. Come back next week for more bass buzz. This has been a Quiet Please production, and for me, check out Quiet Please Dot A I. Tight lines!
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Local hero Dillon Falardeau, Chickamauga Lake guide, ripped a 20-11 comeback sack on day two to crack top 25, finished 24th for $12K. Threw spinnerbaits at laydowns, preachin' to kids: grind hard, dreams come true. Bassmaster.com says Nutt's prep was key, fishin' those waters daily for a month pre-event. "I know this place better than my home lake," he grinned.
Hot spots buzzin' now? That Tennessee River system's on fire post-Classic, especially Fort Loudoun and Chickamauga for prespawn beasts. Anglerschannel.com notes patterns holdin' on current-swept clay banks and gravel, 8-30 feet with bait schools. South Georgia blackwater rivers like those in GON.com are stainin' up from rain, perfect for stealthy river bassin' if you're chasin' that murky magic. And Zack Birge just dominated Lake Waco on the Bass Pro Tour, 75-pound total over scorable bass, per Anglers Pro Tackle.
Fun twist for you fly folks: these bass are schooled tight like tailin' reds, hittin' minnow imitations precise as a dry fly drop. Student Angler League's rampin' spring trails too, hittin' Lake Keowee March 28 for young guns.
Thanks for tunin' in, y'all. Come back next week for more bass buzz. This has been a Quiet Please production, and for me, check out Quiet Please Dot A I. Tight lines!
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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