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John Terry and Jamie Williams lead Cabela’s King Kat on Wateree after day one

John Terry and Jamie Williams lead Cabela’s King Kat on Wateree after day one

Camden, SC, is the location of the latest Cabela’s King Kat Tournament Trail event. The two-day Super Event began on Lake Wateree, SC, today and continues thru Saturday, April 29, 2017.

Legal waters for the event was all of Lake Wateree. Anglers could fish from 6:30 AM until 3:00 PM on opening day, as well as the final day on Saturday. All anglers are required to be in weigh-in line by 4:00 PM, each day, where they can weigh in a maximum of 5 live fish per team. The weigh-in was held at Clearwater Cove Marina, 2029 Baron Dekalb St. Camden, SC 29020. In the interested of conservation and protection of trophy catfish, only live fish are weighed and all are released following weigh-in.

When the tally was in the team of John Terry and Jamie Williams took the lead on day one. They claimed the top spot with 122.26 pounds that included second Big Kat at 34.12-pounds.

“The water temp had cooled down some because of the recent rain and changed some of the patterns that most guys had plan to fish with all the water flow,” reported Williams. “Some of the patterns paid off where others didn’t. Water is muddy and around 64 to 66 degrees. There werepPartly cloudy sky’s most of the day with highs in the 80s.”

“We started the day fishing shallow water before moving out to the ledges,” said Terry. “We caught our fish on shad and perch from Jamie K Outdoors.”

“We also decided to fish a flat off the main channel,” added Williams. “Every move we made we picked up fish and was able to cull up to what our day total was. John was awesome fishing with today we both had a great day. We caught around 13 fish, most being around the same size until we boated our biggest fish at 34 pounds. Tomorrow is a different day and another tournament. You have to finish with the most weight both days and there are still 5 more fish to catch. We just hope they are enough to keep us on top.”

Terry and Williams are sponsored by G&W Equipment, Fatboy Custom Rods, Driftsticks, Boat Sales of Lake Wylie and Driftmaster Rod Holders.

With bragging’ rights for day one the team will begin day two with a 22-pound lead.

Big Kat went to Gaston and Gibson with a 38.12-pound blue.

The remaining teams in the top ten are:

2            Gene Gaston and  Damon Gibson                    100.90

3            David Henderson and Larr Henderson              95.96

4            Lonnie Fountain and Donnie Fountain               92.24

5            Dean Birch and Jeff Matthews                              89.14

6            Clay Henderson and Jason Henderson              87.08

7            Richard Warskow and Christi Lundsford              74.42

8            Mark Follett and Lindsay Bigham                           73.96

9            Van Hughes and Lee Hughes                                    69.76

10          Jon Dowd and Jeffery Frye                                        68.02

In order to compete in a King Kat event, anglers must be a member of the King Kat Association. A one year membership is $30.00. For more information, or to pre-register for future events go on line to www.kingkatusa.com or call (502) 384-5924.

Good luck to all the anglers on day two!

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