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Peter T. Blessed With One Green Fish |
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| Mark Jeffeys / BassZone.com |
Leaving the launch this morning, Peter Thliveros was convinced that he’d have a 12- to 13-pound limit by the end of the day, given that his practice had produced those results consistently. The planned weight would be enough for a solid showing, but the near-16-pound stringer he brought to the afternoon’s weigh-in was a huge boost in the right direction.
“It would’ve been a great day it I hadn’t jumped a three-and-a-half-pounder off this morning,” he said. “That would’ve given me another pound, which would’ve really propped me up, but today’s weight should really help me out as the tournament grinds on.” Complete Story |
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March 11, 2008 - Bassmaster.com
 "I'd rather not divulge that information at this time."
When you hear those words from a politician it usually means that they've been caught with their fingers in the cookie jar. But when you hear them from an Elite Series angler it usually means he's on fish.
And so it is with Peter Thliveros at the Harris Chain, site of the first 2008 Elite Series event. When asked about his prefishing on the Harris Chain some 36 hours before the first cast, he'll admit to "putting together a pretty consistent pattern that's as plain as the nose on your face. It's slow and doesn't cover a lot of water but I think it'll put some bass in my livewell. I think it'll hold."
OK, but what about the details, Pete? Read More... |
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'Peter T' Wins First Bassmaster Event of 2008, Southern Open on St. Johns River |
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Bass Communications |
PALATKA, Fla. – Patience, local experience and a “What the heck?” attitude paid off Saturday for Bassmaster Elite Series pro Peter Thliveros, who lives less than an hour from the St. Johns River, where he won the Bassmaster Southern Open.
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