NPFL Anglers Battle Cold on Lake Murray

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NPFL Anglers Battle Cold on Lake Murray

The National Professional Fishing League (NPFL) is in the midst of its final event of the 2024 season on Lake Murray, and the anglers are facing challenging winter conditions. Despite the cold weather, the competition remains fierce.

On day two of the tournament, Brock Bila held the unofficial lead at midday with an impressive 17 pounds, including a 5-pound kicker. Bila is targeting schooling bass in a ditch, utilizing his electronics to navigate the deeper waters[5].

Oklahoma angler Zack Birge is close behind, with over 16 pounds, including a 4-8 kicker. Dustin Williamson from South Carolina is in third place with around 15 pounds, highlighting the competitive nature of the event[5].

The Progressive Angler of the Year (AOY) race is also heating up, with Drew Cook and Kyle Welcher in a tight battle. Cook, known for underestimating his weights, has fish in the boat but nothing yet reported on the tracker, while Welcher sits in the top 10 with a small limit[5].

Here are the top anglers as of the mid-day report:

- Brock Bila: 17-8
- Zack Birge: 16-8
- Dustin Williamson: 15-0
- Joey Bloom: 12-14
- Todd Goade: 12-12
- John Soukup: 12-9
- Trent Palmer: 12-9
- Hunter Baughman: 12-0
- Joseph Webster: 12-0
- Kyle Welcher: 12-0

The weigh-in is scheduled for 30 PM EST, and the event is being closely followed on the Weigh Live Tracker[5].

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