Casey fills us in on what it’s like to perform well in front of a hometown crowd, his future as an aspiring country musician, and this week’s Triton owners tournament at Kentucky Lake.

Z-MAN: How good did it feel to finish in the top 10 on your home lake - Clarks Hill?

CASEY: Oh man, it feels really good. It’s a place I’ve spent a whole bunch of time. It’s pretty much where I cut my teeth in tournament fishing, and I actually caught my first bass at Clarks Hill. So I’ve got a lot of history there, and I’ve put in a lot of time there. You just have such high expectations to do well. Especially after the first day when I came in and only had 8 pounds, I was pretty disgusted, but it all worked out. I’ve never seen that lake fish that tough. Read More