I yelled to my partner, Mitchell Gunn, ‘This is a big one!’ We had just caught a big largemouth about 30 minutes earlier, and I thought that this bass probably was another largemouth. As the bait fell, I got a heavy bass bite. “I skipped my Keitech Tennessee shad-colored swim bait with a 1/4-ounce BiteMe round jighead back under the dock. “On the final day of competition, around 1 p.m., we had already caught two bass, back to back, under a specific dock on Lewis Smith Lake,” Lucas Murphy says.

Mossy Oak wanted to know how this team of collegiate bass anglers pulled off this win, which qualified them to compete for the Collegiate National Championship, and why the team decided to include Mossy Oak Elements Agua on their tournament jerseys. They won $2500 for their team at the three-day event with a total of 52 pounds, 7 ounces of bass. They wore their school’s jerseys, trimmed in Mossy Oak’s Element Agua. At the end of the tournament, two young men from Michigan’s Grand Valley State University, Lucas Murphy, 22 years old from Walker, Michigan, and his partner 19-year-old Mitchell Gunn from Fenton, Michigan, stood on the winners’ stand. In the 2019 Carhartt Bassmaster College Series Tournament Presented by Bass Pro Shops on Lewis Smith Lake in north Alabama, March 21-23, 2019, 250 boats from 74 colleges in 28 states competed.

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