Cal Lane Wins MLF TW Pro Circuit Stop 6 -Lake Champlain

For the smallmouth, Becker used a Big Bite Baits Spotlight Minnow and a Yamamoto Uni Mas. For largemouth, he ran docks with a 5-inch Yamamoto Senko in watermelon and watermelon black flake. He spooled everything with 21-pound Seaguar PEX8 and rolled with a Seaguar Tatsu leader in both cases, using 20-pound for his Uni and Senko and 12-pound for the minnow.

For his smallmouth, Shaw used a 4.5-inch Rapala CrushCity Mooch Minnow with a 1/8-ounce, 2/0 VMC Redline jighead. He hit up docks for largemouth and made some big culls using a 21 mm Rapala CrushCity The Ceo rigged on a treble.

Luckey's best baits were a Deps Sakamata Shad, and a 1/2-ounce Missile Baits Micro HD Football Jig and an Evergreen Shower Blows 105, all thrown on Kistler rods.

Lachniet did his best work with a drop-shot with a Megabass Hazedong Shad. He spooled it up on a 7-2, medium Phenix M1, a 3000 Shimano Vanquish, a No. 1 Ryugi Tasliman hook.

Tyler Campbell put up strong smallmouth bags with forward-facing sonar and also added largemouth some days, flipping a jig on docks. One of his primary smallmouth baits was a Berkley Stunna 112+1. He threw everything with Abu Garcia rods and reels.

For smallmouth, Miller 'Scoped in the Inland Sea, tempting the bass with a 3/8-ounce Epic Baits Shine Ball and a 5.25-inch Berkley Lab Series Minnow.

Carnright caught them on a 3/4-ounce ounce Beast Coast Lil' Magnum in dirtbag with a green pumpkin Strike King Menace trailer. For smallmouth he used a 5.25-inch Beast Coast Seduce in alewife and a Deps Sakamata Shad in silver shiner.

A local to Champlain, Morrison used a variety of minnow rigs to hit fish at different depths. He used a Megabass Destroyer Evoluzion Tsubamagaeshi for most of his minnow shaking.

For smallmouth, Stoker used a Hag's Tsunami Tungsten Micro Jig with a Berkley PowerBait MaxScent Lil' General trailer. For largemouth, he used a 1/2-ounce jig with a Berkley PowerBait MaxScent Creature Hawg trailer and a Strike King Rage Bug.