Practice Begins at Lake Eufaula

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Practice Begins at Lake Eufaula

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Jeff Sprague gets ready to roll for Practice Day 1 on Lake Eufaula. Photo by Garrick Dixon

February 5, 2020 • Garrick Dixon • Bass Pro Tour

EUFAULA, Ala. – The weatherman was kinder this morning than expected as anglers arrived on Lake Eufaula for the first day of practice for the Bass Pro Tour B&W Trailer Hitches Stage One Presented by Power-Pole: heavy fog replaced heavy rain (for the time being), and the 80-angler field started to work on this impoundment of the Chattahoochee River.