Two thousand
was a good year for fishing for Fayetteville's Thomas Elkins.
Elkins set
two International Game and Fish Association freshwater line class records
in less than a month. April 10, he caught a three-pound, 12-ounce striped
bass in Clarks Hill Lake, Ga. on a four-pound test line, filling the vacant
four-pound line class category.
May, 8, he
caught a 14-pound, 11-ounce striped bass in Allatoona Lake, Ga., on a
20-pound test line, filling the vacant 20-pound line class category.
There are still
nine vacant Georgia state line class records in the four-pound, 12-pound
and 20-pound line classes for largemouth bass, striped bass, white rock
bass, bluegill and channel catfish. A complete list of eligible record
species in each state is available free of charge.
For information,
contact Mike Myatt at the International Game Fish Association, 300 Gulf
Stream Way, Dania Beach, Fla. 33004. Call 954-927-2628, fax 954-924-4299
or e-mail to [email protected].
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