{"id":2727,"date":"2010-06-11T09:01:16","date_gmt":"2010-06-11T14:01:16","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.discoverclarksville.com\/articles\/?p=2727"},"modified":"2010-06-11T23:32:30","modified_gmt":"2010-06-12T04:32:30","slug":"vandam-does-it-again","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.discoverclarksville.com\/articles\/2010\/06\/11\/vandam-does-it-again\/","title":{"rendered":"VanDam Does it Again"},"content":{"rendered":"
\"Day<\/a>

Day 2 Leader Kevin VanDam of Kalamazoo, MI. with a 2 day total of 49lb2oz.(BASS Communications\/Seigo Saito)<\/p><\/div>\n

Paris, TN<\/strong> \u2013 Kevin VanDam\u2019s Kentucky Lake domination is beginning to get a bit ridiculous. Despite a rough start \u2013 VanDam failed to connect on consecutive 5-pounders on his first two bites \u2013 the five-time Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year opened up a 6-pound lead at the Tennessee Triumph Friday.<\/p>\n

After scoring a first-, second- and third-place finish in the previous three Elite events here, VanDam is closing in on adding another victory to his Kentucky Lake ledger. He ended up toting 24 pounds, 2 ounces, to the scales Thursday, which upgraded his two-day total to 49 pounds, 2 ounces. His consistency was rare as he was only angler to remain in the top five from Wednesday.<\/p>\n

VanDam capitalized on a fast-and-furious early-morning bite, which allowed him to vacate his primary areas by 9:30am and hunt for new water. The search wasn\u2019t fruitless and VanDam feels that he has a number of areas at his disposal that could produce. Still, VanDam was worried about boat pressure \u2013 from locals and competitors \u2013 with the impending weekend. Last year, perhaps the most lasting image from Bobby Lane\u2019s victory here was the armada of 100-plus spectator boats that crowded his area.<\/p>\n

Still, if anyone is used to boat pressure, it\u2019s VanDam. And he\u2019s certainly in a comfort zone on Kentucky, so all things considered, he likes where he is at.<\/p>\n

“You have to catch them all four days here to have a chance,\u201d said VanDam, who is looking for his 18th<\/sup> BASS win. \u201cEach day, guys are figuring out how to catch them and I just have to keep at it. With the boat traffic, I have had to be very selective about what areas I can fish. And that is hurting me a little bit. But it is what it is.\u201d<\/p>\n

VanDam played it close to the vest on details of his pattern but given his responses (\u201cI like the way I\u2019m fishing\u201d) and his past choices here, it\u2019s probable VanDam is working a crankbait around the numerous ledges that are so vital to Kentucky Lake tournament fishing.<\/p>\n

VanDam said the evolution of side-imaging equipment \u2013 VanDam uses a Humminbird \u2013 has been key to his success. It has allowed VanDam to explore expanded areas and though it has evened the playing field in terms of finding the subtle areas on ledges where the bass are schooling, VanDam said anglers still have to find a way to put the fish in the boat.<\/p>\n

With the lead, and perhaps of most importance to VanDam, he collects another five-point bonus in the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year standings. VanDam has moved into Bassmaster Elite Series Postseason position \u2013 only the top 12 in the AOY standings qualify \u2013 and is closing the tremendous gap that Skeet Reese had opened up heading into this week. After a white-hot start to the season, Reese is experiencing how the other half lives, as he missed his second consecutive cut with a 48th<\/sup>-place showing.<\/p>\n

\u201cMy focus is on trying to get in that Postseason,\u201d said VanDam, who scored the AOY last year in come-from-behind fashion. \u201cAnything can happen there.\u201d<\/p>\n

\"Day<\/a>

Day 2 Kelly Jordon of Mineola, TX. (BASS Communications\/Seigo Saito)<\/p><\/div>\n

Moving up from 32nd<\/sup> into second was Kelly Jordon of Mineola, Texas. Jordon brought 26-14 to the scales Thursday, which stands as the biggest limit thus far of the tournament. His banner day was anchored by a 10-1 behemoth, the biggest of the tournament. His two-day total was 43-2.<\/p>\n

A perennial Bassmaster Classic contender, Jordon came into this week out of the Classic qualifying cutline, but a strong performance here would put him right back in the mix. The 10-1 fell for a Lake Fork Tackle 10-inch worm in red.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt was a heck of a day,\u201d said Jordon, an eight-time Classic qualifier. \u201cI was really disappointed after Wednesday. I had a great practice and found some serious schools but I just couldn\u2019t get the right bites. Today (Thursday), that all changed.\u201d<\/p>\n

\"Day<\/a>

Day 2 Jason Quinn of York, SC. (BASS Communications\/Seigo Saito)<\/p><\/div>\n

Moving up from eighth to third was Jason Quinn of York, SC, with 41-14. In fourth was Edwin Evers of Talala, OK, with 41-10. Evers was Reese\u2019s closest competitor in the AOY standings heading into this week and has steadily closed the gap on Skeet Reese\u2019s once 250-point lead in the standings. If he can keep the pace, Reese will have to perform well on the season finale on the Arkansas River to maintain a comfortable margin heading into the Postseason.<\/p>\n

Rounding out the top five was Elite rookie Keith Poche of Troy, AL., with 41-8.<\/p>\n

Only the top 47 qualified to fish Friday. Along with Reese, defending Kentucky Lake champion Bobby Lane missed the cut. Notables in the cutline include 2006 Kentucky Lake winner Morizo Shimizu of Japan (ninth), 2007 Bassmaster Classic champion Boyd Duckett (15th<\/sup>) and 19-year-old Bradley Roy (43rd<\/sup>). Full standings can be found below.<\/p>\n

\"Kentucky<\/a>Kentucky Lake has hosted a dozen BASS events, including the 2009 Tennessee Triumph, at which Lane of Lakeland, Fla., won his first BASS tournament with a total of 97 pounds, 9 ounces, after leading through all four days.<\/p>\n

Kentucky Lake is 185 miles in length, with 160,000 surface acres and 2,380 miles of shoreline. Lake Barkley adds another 80,000 surface acres.<\/p>\n

The top prize of the Tennessee Triumph is $100,000.<\/p>\n

The public is invited to attend the daily launches (6:00am CT) through Saturday and weigh-ins (3:30pm) at Paris Landing State Park, 16055 Hwy. 79 N., Buchanan, Tenn. After Day 2\u2019s competition Thursday, the field will be cut to the top 47 anglers for Day 3. Only the top 12 will go on to compete in Saturday\u2019s Day 4.<\/p>\n

Other activities Friday and Saturday at the Tennessee Triumph will begin at noon CT at Paris Landing State Park. All events are free and open to the public.<\/p>\n

The local sponsor of the Tennessee Triumph is the Paris-Henry County Chamber of Commerce.<\/p>\n

Be sure to catch all the action!<\/h3>\n

\"\"<\/a>Fishing fans can catch all of the on-the-water action from the Tennessee Triumph on The Bassmasters, which airs Sunday, July 4th, at 10:00am ET on ESPN2. The daily weigh-ins for all regular-season Elite events and the two postseason events will air live on ESPN3.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Bassmaster.com<\/a> will follow the Tennessee Triumph each day with BASSCast, BASSCam, real-time leaderboards during weigh-ins, photo galleries, daily results, and Hooked Up with ESPN Outdoors personalities Mark Zona and Tommy Sanders. Live, streaming video will be carried by ESPN3.com.<\/p>\n

About the Elite Series<\/h3>\n

\"\"<\/a>Up next for the Elite Series is the regular-season finale, the June 17th-20th AutoZone Sooner Run on the Arkansas River out of Muskogee, OK.<\/p>\n

The Bassmaster Elite Series Postseason, Toyota Trucks Championship Week, is set for July 24th-31st and will be played out once again on two productive Alabama fisheries. The first leg, the July 24th-25th Trophy Chase, returns to Lake Jordan out of Wetumpka. The finale, the Evan Williams Bourbon Trophy Triumph, is slated for July 30th-31st on the Alabama River from Montgomery.<\/p>\n

Bassmaster Elite Series Official Sponsors: Toyota, Berkley, Evan Williams Bourbon, Humminbird, Mercury, Minn Kota, Skeeter, Yamaha and Bass Pro Shops.<\/p>\n

Bassmaster Elite Series Supporting Sponsors: Lowrance, Triton Boats, Nitro Boats and Ramada.<\/p>\n

About BASS<\/h3>\n

\"\"<\/a>For more than 40 years, BASS has served as the authority on bass fishing. The organization advances the sport through advocacy, outreach and its expansive tournament structure while championing efforts to connect directly with the passionate community of bass anglers through its Bassmaster media vehicles.<\/p>\n

The Bassmaster brand and its considerable multimedia platforms are guided by a mission to serve all fishing fans. Through its industry-leading publications Bassmaster Magazine, BASS Times and Fishing Tackle Retailer; comprehensive Web properties in Bassmaster.com, BASSInsider.com, ESPNOutdoors.com and ESPN360.com, and ESPN2 television programming, Bassmaster provides rich, leading-edge content true to the lifestyle.<\/p>\n

BASS oversees the prestigious Bassmaster Tournament Trail, which includes the Bassmaster Elite Series, Bassmaster Opens, BASS Federation Nation and the ultimate celebration of competitive fishing, the Bassmaster Classic.<\/p>\n

BASS offers an array of services to its more than 500,000 members while spearheading progressive, positive change on issues related to conservation and water access. The organization is headquartered in Celebration, Fla.<\/p>\n

Day 2 Tennessee Triumph Standings<\/h3>\n

2010 Paris, TN 6\/9-6\/12
\nKentucky Lake, Paris TN.
\n(PROFESSIONAL) Standings Day 2<\/p>\n

Angler Hometown No.\/lbs-oz Pts Total $$$<\/p>\n

1. Kevin VanDam Kalamazoo, MI 10 49-02 310
\nDay 1: 5 25-00 Day 2: 5 24-02<\/p>\n

2. Kelly Jordon Mineola, TX 10 43-02 295
\nDay 1: 5 16-06 Day 2: 5 26-12<\/p>\n

3. Jason Quinn Lake Wylie, SC 10 41-14 290
\nDay 1: 5 20-13 Day 2: 5 21-01<\/p>\n

4. Edwin Evers Talala, OK 10 41-10 285
\nDay 1: 5 19-14 Day 2: 5 21-12<\/p>\n

5. Keith Poche Troy, AL 10 41-08 280
\nDay 1: 5 20-01 Day 2: 5 21-07<\/p>\n

6. Kotaro Kiriyama Moody, AL 10 41-03 276
\nDay 1: 5 22-10 Day 2: 5 18-09<\/p>\n

7. Russ Lane Prattville, AL 10 41-02 272
\nDay 1: 5 14-15 Day 2: 5 26-03<\/p>\n

8. Timmy Horton Muscle Shoals, AL 10 41-00 268
\nDay 1: 5 23-12 Day 2: 5 17-04<\/p>\n

9. Brent Chapman Lake Quivira, KS 10 40-15 264
\nDay 1: 5 18-12 Day 2: 5 22-03<\/p>\n

10. Rick Morris Virginia Beach, VA 10 39-15 260
\nDay 1: 5 24-15 Day 2: 5 15-00<\/p>\n

11. Takahiro Omori Emory, TX 10 39-10 257
\nDay 1: 5 19-09 Day 2: 5 20-01<\/p>\n

12. Morizo Shimizu Osaka JAPAN 10 38-15 254
\nDay 1: 5 19-04 Day 2: 5 19-11<\/p>\n

13. Matt Greenblatt Palm Beach Gardens, FL 10 38-09 251
\nDay 1: 5 20-00 Day 2: 5 18-09<\/p>\n

14. Matt Herren Trussville, AL 10 38-01 248
\nDay 1: 5 18-13 Day 2: 5 19-04<\/p>\n

15. Boyd Duckett Demopolis, AL 10 37-14 245
\nDay 1: 5 16-04 Day 2: 5 21-10<\/p>\n

16. Terry Butcher Talala, OK 10 37-09 243
\nDay 1: 5 15-15 Day 2: 5 21-10<\/p>\n

17. Scott Rook Little Rock, AR 10 37-07 241
\nDay 1: 5 15-02 Day 2: 5 22-05<\/p>\n

18. Pete Ponds Madison, MS 10 37-04 239
\nDay 1: 5 19-07 Day 2: 5 17-13<\/p>\n

19. Britt Myers Lake Wylie, SC 10 37-04 237
\nDay 1: 5 19-15 Day 2: 5 17-05<\/p>\n

20. Mark Menendez Paducah, KY 10 36-14 235
\nDay 1: 5 19-05 Day 2: 5 17-09<\/p>\n

21. Bradley Hallman Norman, OK 10 36-12 233
\nDay 1: 5 20-15 Day 2: 5 15-13<\/p>\n

22. Greg Vinson Wetumpka, AL 10 36-08 231
\nDay 1: 5 18-14 Day 2: 5 17-10<\/p>\n

23. Aaron Martens Leeds, AL 10 35-14 229
\nDay 1: 5 19-06 Day 2: 5 16-08<\/p>\n

24. Jason Williamson Aiken, SC 10 35-06 227
\nDay 1: 5 18-06 Day 2: 5 17-00<\/p>\n

25. Bill Lowen North Bend, OH 10 35-00 225
\nDay 1: 5 20-02 Day 2: 5 14-14<\/p>\n

26. Derek Remitz Grant, AL 10 34-12 223
\nDay 1: 5 18-11 Day 2: 5 16-01<\/p>\n

27. Brian Snowden Reeds Spring, MO 10 34-11 221
\nDay 1: 5 15-01 Day 2: 5 19-10<\/p>\n

28. Casey Ashley Donalds, SC 10 34-08 219
\nDay 1: 5 15-12 Day 2: 5 18-12<\/p>\n

29. Shaw E Grigsby Gainesville, FL 10 34-04 217
\nDay 1: 5 14-13 Day 2: 5 19-07<\/p>\n

30. Jami Fralick Martin, SD 10 33-14 215
\nDay 1: 5 14-03 Day 2: 5 19-11<\/p>\n

31. Greg Hackney Gonzales, LA 10 33-13 213
\nDay 1: 5 16-09 Day 2: 5 17-04<\/p>\n

32. Terry Scroggins San Mateo, FL 10 32-10 211
\nDay 1: 5 14-02 Day 2: 5 18-08<\/p>\n

33. John Crews Salem, VA 10 32-08 209
\nDay 1: 5 14-08 Day 2: 5 18-00<\/p>\n

34. Jeremy Starks Charleston, WV 10 32-06 207
\nDay 1: 5 21-03 Day 2: 5 11-03<\/p>\n

35. Todd Faircloth Jasper, TX 10 31-13 205
\nDay 1: 5 16-14 Day 2: 5 14-15<\/p>\n

36. Marty Stone Fayetteville, NC 10 31-09 203
\nDay 1: 5 12-15 Day 2: 5 18-10<\/p>\n

37. Jeff Connella Bentley, LA 10 31-06 201
\nDay 1: 5 13-01 Day 2: 5 18-05<\/p>\n

38. Cliff Pace Petal, MS 10 31-05 199
\nDay 1: 5 14-14 Day 2: 5 16-07<\/p>\n

39. Marty Robinson Lyman, SC 10 31-05 197
\nDay 1: 5 13-00 Day 2: 5 18-05<\/p>\n

40. Tommy Biffle Wagoner, OK 10 31-03 195
\nDay 1: 5 16-09 Day 2: 5 14-10<\/p>\n

41. Gerald Swindle Warrior, AL 10 30-11 193
\nDay 1: 5 15-12 Day 2: 5 14-15<\/p>\n

42. Chad Griffin Cresson, TX 9 30-11 191
\nDay 1: 5 22-00 Day 2: 4 08-11<\/p>\n

43. Bradley Roy Lancaster, KY 10 30-06 189
\nDay 1: 5 13-08 Day 2: 5 16-14<\/p>\n

44. Mike McClelland Bella Vista, AR 9 30-06 187
\nDay 1: 4 10-07 Day 2: 5 19-15<\/p>\n

45. Mark Tucker Saint Louis, MO 10 30-04 185
\nDay 1: 5 17-09 Day 2: 5 12-11<\/p>\n

46. Yusuke Miyazaki Forney, TX 10 30-04 183
\nDay 1: 5 17-02 Day 2: 5 13-02<\/p>\n

47. Matt Reed Madisonville, TX 10 30-01 181
\nDay 1: 5 15-12 Day 2: 5 14-05<\/p>\n

48. Skeet Reese Auburn, CA 10 29-11 179
\nDay 1: 5 14-03 Day 2: 5 15-08<\/p>\n

49. Peter E Thliveros St Augustine, FL 10 29-07 177
\nDay 1: 5 13-05 Day 2: 5 16-02<\/p>\n

50. Stephen Browning Hot Springs, AR 10 29-03 175
\nDay 1: 5 18-10 Day 2: 5 10-09<\/p>\n

51. Clark Reehm Russellville, AR 10 28-10 173
\nDay 1: 5 13-02 Day 2: 5 15-08<\/p>\n

52. Bobby Lane Lakeland, FL 10 28-05 171
\nDay 1: 5 18-10 Day 2: 5 09-11<\/p>\n

53. Paul Elias Laurel, MS 9 28-01 169
\nDay 1: 4 07-15 Day 2: 5 20-02<\/p>\n

54. Byron Haseotes Centerville, MA 10 27-15 167
\nDay 1: 5 13-02 Day 2: 5 14-13<\/p>\n

55. Kevin Wirth Crestwood, KY 10 27-15 165
\nDay 1: 5 13-03 Day 2: 5 14-12<\/p>\n

56. Jeff Kriet Ardmore, OK 10 27-05 163
\nDay 1: 5 12-08 Day 2: 5 14-13<\/p>\n

57. Cliff Crochet Pierre Part, LA 10 27-01 161
\nDay 1: 5 12-03 Day 2: 5 14-14<\/p>\n

58. Michael Iaconelli Pitts Grove, NJ 10 26-13 159
\nDay 1: 5 11-14 Day 2: 5 14-15<\/p>\n

59. J Todd Tucker Moultrie, GA 10 26-13 157
\nDay 1: 5 13-00 Day 2: 5 13-13<\/p>\n

60. Byron Velvick Del Rio, TX 10 26-10 155
\nDay 1: 5 15-04 Day 2: 5 11-06<\/p>\n

61. David Smith Del City, OK 10 26-10 153
\nDay 1: 5 13-04 Day 2: 5 13-06<\/p>\n

62. Bernie Schultz Gainesville, FL 9 26-10 151
\nDay 1: 5 12-05 Day 2: 4 14-05<\/p>\n

63. Dustin Wilks Rocky Mount, NC 10 26-07 149
\nDay 1: 5 12-01 Day 2: 5 14-06<\/p>\n

64. Dave Wolak Wake Forest, NC 10 26-04 147
\nDay 1: 5 12-12 Day 2: 5 13-08<\/p>\n

65. Kenyon Hill Norman, OK 10 26-04 145
\nDay 1: 5 13-00 Day 2: 5 13-04<\/p>\n

66. Mark Davis Mount Ida, AR 10 26-00 143
\nDay 1: 5 11-10 Day 2: 5 14-06<\/p>\n

67. James Niggemeyer Van, TX 10 25-14 141
\nDay 1: 5 10-01 Day 2: 5 15-13<\/p>\n

68. Kevin Short Mayflower, AR 10 25-10 139
\nDay 1: 5 14-09 Day 2: 5 11-01<\/p>\n

69. Denny Brauer Camdenton, MO 10 25-06 137
\nDay 1: 5 13-10 Day 2: 5 11-12<\/p>\n

70. Randy Howell Springville, AL 10 25-02 135
\nDay 1: 5 14-01 Day 2: 5 11-01<\/p>\n

71. Dean Rojas Lake Havasu City, AZ 10 24-08 133
\nDay 1: 5 09-05 Day 2: 5 15-03<\/p>\n

72. Ish Monroe Hughson, CA 10 24-06 131
\nDay 1: 5 10-05 Day 2: 5 14-01<\/p>\n

73. Gary Klein Weatherford, TX 10 23-15 129
\nDay 1: 5 11-10 Day 2: 5 12-05<\/p>\n

74. Chris Lane Guntersville, AL 9 23-15 127
\nDay 1: 4 06-14 Day 2: 5 17-01<\/p>\n

75. Mark Tyler Vian, OK 10 23-14 125
\nDay 1: 5 11-04 Day 2: 5 12-10<\/p>\n

76. Davy Hite Ninety Six, SC 7 23-13 123
\nDay 1: 5 15-15 Day 2: 2 07-14<\/p>\n

77. Fred Roumbanis Bixby, OK 9 23-12 121
\nDay 1: 4 07-09 Day 2: 5 16-03<\/p>\n

78. Scott Ashmore Broken Arrow, OK 10 23-11 119
\nDay 1: 5 12-09 Day 2: 5 11-02<\/p>\n

79. Rick Clunn Ava, MO 7 23-11 117
\nDay 1: 5 15-05 Day 2: 2 08-06<\/p>\n

80. Steve Kennedy Auburn, AL 10 23-10 115
\nDay 1: 5 11-01 Day 2: 5 12-09<\/p>\n

81. Billy McCaghren Mayflower, AR 10 22-11 113
\nDay 1: 5 12-00 Day 2: 5 10-11<\/p>\n

82. John Murray Phoenix, AZ 10 21-14 111
\nDay 1: 5 10-06 Day 2: 5 11-08<\/p>\n

83. Jared Lintner Arroyo Grande, CA 7 21-12 109
\nDay 1: 5 17-01 Day 2: 2 04-11<\/p>\n

84. Charlie Hartley Grove City, OH 9 21-04 107
\nDay 1: 5 11-13 Day 2: 4 09-07<\/p>\n

85. Alton Jones Waco, TX 10 20-13 105
\nDay 1: 5 10-08 Day 2: 5 10-05<\/p>\n

86. Pat Golden High Point, NC 8 19-15 103
\nDay 1: 5 12-03 Day 2: 3 07-12<\/p>\n

87. Vince Fulks Purcell, OK 8 19-14 101
\nDay 1: 3 08-01 Day 2: 5 11-13<\/p>\n

88. Wade Grooms Bonneau, SC 7 16-11 99
\nDay 1: 3 09-02 Day 2: 4 07-09<\/p>\n

89. Guy Eaker Cherryville, NC 6 15-08 97
\nDay 1: 1 01-11 Day 2: 5 13-13<\/p>\n

90. Dennis Tietje Roanoke, LA 7 13-02 95
\nDay 1: 5 09-01 Day 2: 2 04-01<\/p>\n

91. Grant Goldbeck Gaithersburg, MD 5 12-06 93
\nDay 1: 5 12-06 Day 2: 0 00-00<\/p>\n

92. Mark Burgess Norton, MA 6 10-06 91
\nDay 1: 4 07-04 Day 2: 2 03-02<\/p>\n

93. Zell Rowland Austin, TX 4 07-10 89
\nDay 1: 2 04-04 Day 2: 2 03-06<\/p>\n

———————————————————————–<\/p>\n

Totals<\/p>\n

Day #Limits #Fish Weight
\n1 84 449 1374-09
\n2 81 436 1397-08<\/p>\n

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