TW_Staff
08-28-2007, 02:53 PM
This is Boyd Duckett's first full year of fishing at the tour-level, but he's proven that he possesses the instincts and savvy of an angler who's excelled against world-class competition for decades. Put him in a tournament in which the predominant pattern isn't obvious – one in which the fish must be figured out and their changing moods constantly compensated for – and he's a good bet to finish near the top.
The reigning Bassmaster Classic champion has demonstrated time and again during the second half of the Elite Series campaign that he can think like a fish with the best of them. Since the end of spring, when the action started to move away from the spawn and sight-fishing, he's notched five Top 10s in seven events.
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The reigning Bassmaster Classic champion has demonstrated time and again during the second half of the Elite Series campaign that he can think like a fish with the best of them. Since the end of spring, when the action started to move away from the spawn and sight-fishing, he's notched five Top 10s in seven events.
The 47-year-old Alabamian has built his tank-trailer leasing company into a multi-million-dollar business, Click Here for More (http://www.tacklewarehouse.com/catpage.html?cref=1810)