Episode 1236: ROY HAWK ON MID-DEPTH CRANKING AND HIS LAKE HAVASU WON BASS OPEN WIN

BASS TALK LIVE

Mark Jeffreys

Bass, Dallas, Sports, Outdoor, Fishing, Bassfishing

4.9 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 13 May 2025

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Roy Hawk gives up some juice on cranking and talks about his recent win in the WON Bass Lake Havasu Open in Arizona.

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0:00.0	This is the 21st season of Bass Talk Live.
0:05.0	BTL is presented by Bass Cat Boats.
0:10.0	Strike King Lures.
0:12.0	AFCO.
0:14.0	Pro Guy Batteries.
0:15.0	Spro.
0:16.0	Gama Katsu.
0:18.0	The Bass Tank.
0:20.0	Denali Rods. Beatdown outdoors, and Sunline.
0:27.6	BTL coming at you.
0:30.1	Good morning and welcome to another exciting edition of BTL Bass Talk Live where we are going
0:35.8	to talk about bass fishing.
0:38.3	And boy, was there some bass fishing that was done on Lake Fork this past week?
0:42.7	I think if I saw it correctly, every single angler, with the exception of Seth Fighter, was under 30 years old at Lake Fork and every single angler inside of the top 10 also earned a century belt.
0:57.2	Coyle was actually over 100 pounds after three days on Lake Fork.
1:02.5	You needed like a 30, well, 132, 8 old Paul Elias on Falcon Lake.
1:08.4	That thing has been that that weight record has been sniffed around,
1:15.1	challenged, and to my surprise, especially after going to Lake Fork a number of the past
1:22.5	time years in the spring, prime time with the forward facing sonar, with the techniques that are
1:27.4	being used today,
1:28.5	you think back to that Falcon Lake tournament with the 44 pound bags,
1:33.3	40 pound bags, and what those guys were doing, absolutely insane,
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