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Pattern Notes
Kennedy used numerous baits through the event. The list included a spinnerbait, a buzzbait, a jerkbait, a tube, a Kinami Flash and two different sizes of swimbaits.

Photo: PAA: Chris Dutton/Eagle Productions Kennedy used a wide variety of baits en route to his win at Neely Henry.

"It took about 3 hours to fish all the way back in there, and I'd go in with one or two baits and then come back out with one or two other baits," he said. "You could go through with one bait one time and do well and the next time the same bait wouldn't do squat. It was one of those places where you had to keep switching."
He said that are places in the far reaches of the creek that are as deep as 8 feet, but most of his fish came from the 4- to 5-foot range.

"You go over areas that are a foot deep to get to the holes where the better fish are. There were four places with outside bends – I call them pools – that had fish in them. They'd be in little wolfpacks of four or five fish.

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The Zoom plant closed for the evening and while everyone was gone the Super Chunk Jr's, the Horny Toads and the Brush Hogs had a party and a new Z-Hog was born. A bit of a stretch maybe but the new Z-Hog has begun production and they are sweet. Like all of the Zoom products this Hog should dance and we are excited about using them. The body is super soft, is tapered to the head and back to the pinchers and has a slot perfect for a 4/0 or 5/0 punch style or offset shank hook. The flappers on the side allows the bait to glide.

The 4" Z-Hog will begin shipping very soon and comes 8 to a package. We will be testing watermelon red (shown) and green pumpkin this weekend.

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