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BASS Communications / Seigo Saito
Resume – A 19-year pro and perennial challenger, Jones finally grabbed the Classic feather for his cap last year at Lake Hartwell. Known as one of the best sight-fishermen on the tour, but like VanDam and Reese, can do it all. His trademark is to find the pattern within the pattern via bait or presentation adjustments.

Career stats – Twelve Classic appearances with one victory, five Forrest Wood Cup appearances, 28 Top 10s and five wins. Currently ranked 4th in the world. Finished 24th at the Alabama River in 2004 and 19th in 2003.

Insight – An AOY title has always eluded him, and he made the title an intense focus this year. His intensity level should peak at Championship Week. It's somewhat ironic that the last time he was in contention for the title, he battled for it at the exact same venue – the Alabama River and Lake Jordan in 2003. Complete Story

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Load Your Live Well

Did that most recent cold front throw you a curve ball? Did the bite you were on suddenly disappear? There is always a solution to every problem, here’s one that has saved my day on many occasions. After severe cold fronts big bass almost always seek out the darkest shadows they can find. 

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