Syracuse.com - Moravia angler catches biggest bass in his division at B.A.S.S. Northern Open last weekend on Cayuga Lake

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He finished 19th overall in the Co-angler's Division.

George Fiorille of Moravia, New York caught the largest bass last weekend in the B.A.S.S. Northern Open professional tournament on Cayuga Lake in the Co-Angler’s Division.

The Co-Angler Division (the angler who fishes along with the angler who controls the boat) was won by Todd Sterner of Mechanicsburg, Pa.

Fiorille's largemouth bass weighed in at 5 pounds, 5 ounces and was caught on the north end in 17 feet of water on a green pumpkin colored Yum paddle-tail worm with a Bass Pro Shops tungsten worm weight with a Mustad Denny Brauer Flipping worm hook.

Fiorille also finished in 19th place overall for the event.

The Co-Angler Division (the angler who fishes along with the angler who controls the boat) was won by Todd Sterner of Mechanicsburg, Pa.

The top pro angler in the competition was Pete Gluszek, of New Jersey, who reeled in bass total over three days that totalled 56 pounds, 1 ounce. He won $4,800, a boat and motor worth $45,000 and an automatic berth in the 2013 Bassmaster Classic on Oklahoma's Grand Lake.

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