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Preston Clark Pro Angler
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Largemouth Bass:
Florida Bass Fishing Guide Preston Clark is one of the
countries top professional bass anglers. The Orlando
Central Florida area has some of the best trophy
largemouth bass fishing the world has to offer. When
bass fishing with Preston Clark Bass Fishing Guide you
have a choice of bass fishing a variety of different
lakes throughout Florida, with special (half days only)
on the St. Johns River out of Palatka, FL. You can go
bass fishing on the popular scenic crystal clear waters
of the Butler Chain. The wild open spaces of the famous
Kissimmee Chain of Lakes. Lake Toho, Lake Walk in the
Water, The Winter Haven Chain of Lakes, Crooked Lake,
and the Clermont Chain to name a few. Also available
private lakes and many other great bass fishing spots in
Central Florida that may give you that trophy dream fish
of a life time.
Who is Preston Clark?,
and why should you let him take care of all of your
fishing needs while in Florida? Think of the name Preston Clark and many things come to mind. Setting a
Bassmaster Classic record with an11-pound 10-ounce largemouth bass on
day one of the 2006 Classic. Using a fiberglass pole-vaulter’s pole as a
push pole in the Classic. Breaking Dean Rojas’ heavyweight record at the
Santee Cooper Showdown from March 30 to April 2, 2006 with a winning
weight of 115 pounds, 15-ounces.
Preston Clark - 2006 Lake Toho Record
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Setting the Record!
How in the world did Preston Clark catch 20 bass that weighed a
record-setting 115-15 total? Sight-fishing, of course. And as they say
"The rest is history". Preston has been catching big bass almost as long
as he has been fishing.
Professional angler Preston Clark, 41, from Palatka, Fla., landed the
biggest largemouth bass in the 36-year history of the Bassmaster
Classic. The record bass tipped the scales in at a massive 11 lbs. 10
oz. during the first day of the tournament, held on Lake
Tohopekaliga
("Toho") in Kissimmee, Fla.
According to Clark, as soon as his hook was hit, he knew he had a
good fish. "I knew my line was going to hold," he said. "Big Game is
bullet-proof. I've fished it for years -- and it handles big fish in any
conditions."
