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QUITMAN, Texas, April 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ For three days, Lee Livesay caught quality fish, but nothing close to the Lake Fork potential he intimately knows. On Championship Sunday, the third-year Elite Series pro and local guide showcased his home lake s treasures by winning the Guaranteed Rate Bassmaster Elite at Lake Fork with a phenomenal four-day total of 112 pounds, 5 ounces.
As the 32nd individual to enter the prestigious Bassmaster Century Club (a five-fish limit of 100 pounds or more), Livesay outpaced Day 1 leader Patrick Walters by a 10-pound margin. Along with his second Elite trophy his first came last fall at Chickamauga Lake Livesay won a first-place award of $100,000.
Monster Bag Lifts Livesay To Bassmaster Elite Series Victory At Lake Fork
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Monster Bag Lifts Livesay To Bassmaster Elite Series Victory At Lake Fork
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Kansas farmers defying the odds by growing hops
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Kansas farmers defy odds, make hops into crops
BRIANNA CHILDERS , The Topeka Capital-Journal
April 24, 2021
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OTTAWA, Kan. (AP) It is a brisk spring morning in mid-April and Kansas Hop Co.‘s farm is a blank canvas.
Clyde Sylvester walks across his property over to the 3 acres (1.21 hectares) of soil where hops seeds are resting beneath. Dozens of wooden utility poles stand tall on the property, The Topeka Capital-Journal reports.
Hops season is just beginning in Kansas and in a few short months, Sylvester’s hops farm will transform into a green, lush scene.
“They grow to this 18-feet (5.49 meters) length basically in well over a month,” Sylvester said. “You can almost watch them grow.”