NPFL president Brad Fuller emphasized the league's commitment to the safety and well-being of its anglers. `Weāre eager to get this tournament in the books, to wrap up our Progressive Angler of the Year race and finalize our field for the 2025 NPFL Championship, but safety will always come first, and the current weather situation presents a threat thatās too great to risk,` Fuller stated.
As a result, the NPFL Stop 6 on Lake Murray, hosted by Capital City Lake Murray Country, will now be a two-day event starting on Thursday, December 12, and concluding on Friday, December 13. At the end of the competition, the NPFL will crown its 2024 Progressive Angler of the Year and set the field for the 2025 NPFL Championship on Lake Hartwell next October.
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