Who is the odds-on favorite to win the Classic?

The 2004 Classic champ is one of the best power fishermen on the planet, and power fishing has given him just about every title he’s earned in his career, including the Classic. Weather and fishing pressure dictate the results of tournaments, and if it’s warm and the bass will chase a little bit, Omori’s chances are better than if it’s cold and they’re lethargic. If the tournament can be won on a lipless crankbait or jerkbait, watch for him to make a run at it.
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GREENVILLE, S.C. — The final day of the GEICO Bassmaster Classic presented by GoPro on Lake Hartwell is shaping up to be a free-for-all with a handful of former Classic champions sitting atop the standings with the coveted trophy and $300,000 first-place prize well within their grasp. Read the rest over on Bassmaster.com >
Classic: Final practice launch

Classic Practice on Lake Hartwell

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Classic: Day 1 launch

Classic: Day 3 on the water





Classic: Day 1 weigh-in

See Omori on the water during second day of competition

GoPro: Takahiro takes the lead on Day 2
Day 2 with Tak



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Classic: Day 2 weigh-in

Day 3 Omori with a limit
Omori just boated his 5th keeper of the day and that gives him about 11-12 pounds according to his cameraman. He is approximately a pound or so behind Casey Ashley, unofficially.
Day 3 On the water with Omori



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2015 Classic: Final weigh-in
