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Matt Robertson hauls in 20-pound bag to lead The Champions after Day 1 on Old Hickory Lake

Matt Robertson's 20-pound bag leads The Champions at Old Hickory Lake, but Friday's forward-facing sonar restrictions could shake up the leaderboard.

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Matt Robertson hauls in 20-pound bag to lead The Champions after Day 1 on Old Hickory Lake
Matt Robertson's 20-pound bag leads The Champions at Old Hickory Lake, but Friday's forward-facing sonar restrictions could shake up the leaderboard.
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