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What Happened?Pete Ponds on Lake Amistad

By Ed Harp
Bassmaster.com

Friday, March 20, 2009

Pete Ponds had part of it right. He predicted that the high water would have a huge impact on this event by spreading the fish and the fishing. And he also said the spawn would control the event. All of the top finishers factored fish movement to and from the beds in their successful patterns. Iaconelli emphasized that by catching a 12-pound, 13-ounce giant — one of the largest bass ever caught in BASS competition — from a staging spot in 40 feet of water. Ponds also talked about th ...

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