Heading to Texas to fish for a collegiate national championship.....

Good luck Ryan and all the folks going....enjoy...enjoy...enjoy...that is what it is all about, reality will set in after college and that will come all too soon.

You'all will do EKU and the state of KY pruod! Fish to your strengths, and don't get overwhelmed.
The oyher guys can help you with the nerves as they've been there. Glad you'all got to take three boats and if you need anything just let the guys at THE CAIN POLE know.

GOOD LUCK EKU!!!!

Rex

Hey Ryan,

One thing that would be a curveball to me, if I were able to go down there, without knowing, is that Lewisville doesn't have huge weights come from it. When we think of Texas, we automatically think of HUGE largemouth bass and all of the particulars that go with it. I watched the event from last year and there weren't huge weights brought to the scales.
Just remember the basics from this time of the year: Search with a crankbait or spinnerbait, then slow it down once you've found some active fish, unless you can get away with throwing the crankbait all day long. There's a hundred different techniques that will be used down there, just try to find the one that is in-line with what you consider your strong suit. Good luck!

Ryan,
I would throw a split shot rig with a centipede on it down there....


Jonas

Just follow RC5 around, he stays with the fish so much he has grown a couple fins. I know you are around him alot but pick his brain every chance you get while you are down there. He will have them figured out.

[QUOTE=redneckshadrap;338805]Don't worry about the mule going blind, just load the wagon...You're goin down there with some good company and that type of format experience with Richard and Drew. Work as a team and support each other. Bring it home to Ky....[/QUOTE]

yeah! What he said. Best of luck!!
M

Good luck Ryan,

we're all rootin' for ya!!!