What’s So Special About Coosa River Spotted Bass?

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Written by Pete Robbins
Wes Logan holding Elite Series trophy at Neely Henry

Elite Series pro Wes Logan – nicknamed “The Little Ball of Hate” by Dave Mercer – catches ‘em just about everywhere he goes, but he’s especially deadly on spotted bass. That’s because he grew up on the Coosa River system in Alabama, where they grow to massive proportions in large numbers. I cornered him at Lake Hartwell to learn more about his passion for catching them and what makes them different from other spots.

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Wes Logan Coosa River Spotted Bass
 
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