Luke Lamb Wins Phoenix Bass Fishing League at Lake Guntersville With 113 Bass and 318 Pounds

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slinging the latest buzz on US-based fishing like a sneaky streamer in a trout run.

If you're a fly guy, eyeing those explosive bass strikes, stick around. This Chuck Chasen

World's got some wild action though, make your rod tip dance. Kentucky's Luke Lamb just edged out

the field at the Phoenix Bass Fishing League on Lake Guntersville, Alabama. Sack and heavy

limits in a grinded out battle. Major league fishing reports he topped 113 bass,

total weighing over 318 pounds across the top 10, pure football fight and weight.

Meanwhile, down in Arizona, spring spawns fire in a pot. Arizona State Parks says Alamo Lake and

Lake Havasu are loaded with large mouth and small mouth, pushing shallow for beds, perfect for

sight fishing like you'd niff a red and brown. Get Buckskin Mountain or River Island along the

Colorado River for shore access. 10 pounders at Roper Lake or Chopin Stock Trout, according to their

updates. Notable catches? Bassmaster Elite at Lake Martin had Tucker Smith and fifth after day one

with deep jig bites to 55 feet and a big swim bait kicker in just two feet. Talk about versatile,

like switching from dry flies to streamers mid hatch. The bass cast notes Ethan Floyd crushed

cat santi Cooper with 31.69 pounds and Jeremiah Westberg hauled 41.92 pounds there too.

Lake Guntersville keeps delivering Logan Dyer snagged victory with a monster kicker.

Cutspots screaming right now. Douglas Lake, Tennessee host the inaugural NPFL military classic

September 23rd to 25th honoring vets with no live sonar allowed old school team battle on world

class water per NPFL. Wake Guntersville and Lake Wiley are famous BFL money pits with locals

like David Winners using home knowledge for wins eyes on Tennessee River for the 2026 Bassmaster

KVD's preview calls it a fan fest with big current in ledges. Fun twist. Lake Forks got a cheat and

scandal rocking the scene, waits in the well drama straight out of the bass cast, keeps it real,

huh? Arizona's push in tension release on spawners for epic fights and quick picks. Bassworld's

boomin, swap that fly rod for a jig, feel the fump. Thanks for tuning in, y'all. Come back next week

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on air contributor to CNBC. And if you're like me, you're trying to figure out how artificial

intelligence is changing the business world and our lives. So each week on Big Technology,

I bring on key actors from companies building AI tech and outsiders trying to influence it.

Asking where this is all going, they come from places like Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon,

and plenty more. So if you want to be smart with your wallet, your career choices,

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