Bassmaster Classic Grand Lake Pictures Part 3

Tournament Tips
By Alan McGuckin/Dynamic Sponsorships / February 20, 2013
Bluff walls like this one will see lots of lures thrown at them during the 2013 Bassmaster Classic.
Bluff walls like this one will see lots of lures thrown at them during the 2013 Bassmaster Classic.
Carhartt College Bass qualifier Matt Lee, a 23-year-old engineering major from Auburn, slings a spinnerbait in the back of a cove near Tera Miranda.
Carhartt College Bass qualifier Matt Lee, a 23-year-old engineering major from Auburn, slings a spinnerbait in the back of a cove near Tera Miranda.
Docked next to Sailboat Bridge, The Cherokee Queen paddlewheel riverboat has long been a fixture on Grand Lake, and has hosted many dinner and party cruises.
Docked next to Sailboat Bridge, The Cherokee Queen paddlewheel riverboat has long been a fixture on Grand Lake, and has hosted many dinner and party cruises.
Backed by millions of dollars in funding, work has been happening at a pressured pace to make the City of Grove, Oklahoma’s Wolf Creek boat ramp a top-notch facility by the time Classic competitors arrive.
Backed by millions of dollars in funding, work has been happening at a pressured pace to make the City of Grove, Oklahoma’s Wolf Creek boat ramp a top-notch facility by the time Classic competitors arrive.
An old Sunray DX oil sign marks the entrance to Scotty’s Cove, a very popular late winter/early Spring area near Grand’s Pensacola Dam.
An old Sunray DX oil sign marks the entrance to Scotty’s Cove, a very popular late winter/early Spring area near Grand’s Pensacola Dam.
You’ll struggle to find any aquatic vegetation in Grand Lake. Instead, you’ll find 1,300 miles of rocky shoreline like this.
You’ll struggle to find any aquatic vegetation in Grand Lake. Instead, you’ll find 1,300 miles of rocky shoreline like this.
Few locals have cashed more paychecks on Grand Lake over the past 30 years than Tulsa’s Wayne Diffee, a hard-working machinist by trade.
Few locals have cashed more paychecks on Grand Lake over the past 30 years than Tulsa’s Wayne Diffee, a hard-working machinist by trade.