Top 10 tourney fisherman in Ky

[MagikSmallie]

I don't know if John Devere and the other Devere boy's belong in the top ten, but they are all good fishermen, JMO

Gary

John Devere probably deserves to be in the top 10.

[Castin_A_Jig]

I have fished with keith M, And Tim mcdonald . Also roomed with the devers ( john and mike) those are some of the best jig fisherman around ky.

[Tim_T]

I would say you have to list Kevin Wirth at the top. He qualified for his 11th Classic in a row and 12th overall.

I won't list top 10, but will go with my top 5 based on all time accomplishments.
1.) Kevin Wirth
2.) Dan Morehead
3.) Mark Menendez
4.) Terry Bolton
5.) Bradley Roy.

[wishniwasfishn]

two not mentioned, but if you fish rough or nolin, they will flat out whoop up on you and take your money....Beauchamp and Long!

[Silverado43]

The reason they are so good on those lakes is they fish those lakes probably 3 or 4 days a week.

[4given]

A little info for Silverado. B&L have gone to Ky Lake and won against some of the best fishermen in Ky. They went to T-ville and were the only team with 3 fish. They went to Cumberland and beat the locals two weekends in a row. And let me tell you there are some fishermen in that part of Ky with the bark still on, they are very good. They have gone to Barren and won and the Ohio River and won. They have even beat some on the "PRO" list. Do you really believe David Long drives from Bowling Green 3-4 days a week to fish Rough and Nolin? These guys were good when they both had a job and couldn't afford that kind of time. It's not about the lakes, it's about the talent and dedication. It's about that burning desire to learn, to improve, to be on the lake when others have gone home because of the cold or rain or wind. Yes they spend a lot of time on the water but that's not what allows them to take your money. QUOTE=Silverado43;460092]The reason they are so good on those lakes is they fish those lakes probably 3 or 4 days a week.[/QUOTE]

[Chubminnow]

I look for Bradley Roy to be #1 or #2 in a couple of years.

[wishniwasfishn]

A little info for Silverado. B&L have gone to Ky Lake and won against some of the best fishermen in Ky. They went to T-ville and were the only team with 3 fish. They went to Cumberland and beat the locals two weekends in a row. And let me tell you there are some fishermen in that part of Ky with the bark still on, they are very good. They have gone to Barren and won and the Ohio River and won. They have even beat some on the "PRO" list. Do you really believe David Long drives from Bowling Green 3-4 days a week to fish Rough and Nolin? These guys were good when they both had a job and couldn't afford that kind of time. It's not about the lakes, it's about the talent and dedication. It's about that burning desire to learn, to improve, to be on the lake when others have gone home because of the cold or rain or wind. Yes they spend a lot of time on the water but that's not what allows them to take your money. QUOTE=Silverado43;460092]The reason they are so good on those lakes is they fish those lakes probably 3 or 4 days a week.

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They are very impressive, and with the talent they have, I am sure they would of done well at whatever level they fished. They have taken my money a few times. Besides being great sticks, they are also really nice men.

[Fntsyfbgod]

two not mentioned, but if you fish rough or nolin, they will flat out whoop up on you and take your money....Beauchamp and Long!

Yeah like I was saying there are good fisherman at every lake with tournaments. I can think of one or two on all the home lakes I fish who are hard to beat on that lake. If you want to really be successful at the local tournament level its best to fish one body of water all the time and really get to know it.

Still you cant dominate at a lake just by fishing it a ton you need some skill.