Lunker Lessons: Oneida Lake

Chad Griffin
(5 pounds, 8 ounces)

By Ed Harp
BASS Insider
(Archive)

Updated: August 18, 2009, 4:31 PM ET

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Chad Griffin, an Alaska native who now lives in Cresson, Texas, caught the biggest bass of the tournament by carefully studying Oneida's past and meticulously fishing selected spots.

"I knew several of the guys, including Mike Iaconelli, had caught really heavy sacks flipping the grass last year so I thought that would be the way for me to start. I found several productive clumps across the river on the flats not too far from the launch site.

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