MERCURY KEYS TO VICTORY: Deep or Shallow on Lake Chickamauga?

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MERCURY KEYS TO VICTORY: Deep or Shallow on Lake Chickamauga?

June 3, 2021 • Bass Pro Tour

DAYTON, Tenn. – This week’s Bass Pro Tour event on Lake Chickamauga comes at a time when the offshore ledge bite is usually on fire. But a cooler-than-usual spring and some cooling rains heading into the event might influence that. We caught up with Mercury pro Zack Birge for a quick update on the keys to a successful event on Lake Chickamauga.