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47.09-pounds wins Hook Line & Sinker - Two Day Tournament of Champions on the Delta!

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Logan and Colby Huntze with a huge jump on day 2 with 31.63 taking home 1st place with 47.09

Joey Skym and Nick Cloutier with one of there solid bags from the weekend, they took home second place with 45.76

Andy Doudna and Andrew Kobiashi with solid bags both days, take home 2nd/3rd big fish as well as 3rd place with 39.84

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RAMPEY WINS T-H MARINE FLW BASS FISHING LEAGUE TOURNAMENT ON LAKE WYLIE

Co-Angler Title Goes to Bessemer City’s Guffey

LAKE WYLIE, S.C. (March 25, 2019) – Boater Jayme Rampey of Liberty, South Carolina, brought five bass to the scale Saturday weighing 19 pounds, 13 ounces, to win the T-H Marine FLW Bass Fishing League (BFL) North Carolina Division tournament on Lake Wylie. For his catch, Rampey earned $5,466.

“I fished the lower end of the lake, near the dam around Allison and Big Allison creeks. There was a little bit of stained water down that way,” said Rampey, who earned his ninth career win in BFL competition – tied for ninth all-time. “I caught the majority of them on a square-billed crankbait. I threw it on flat points in the pockets, which I dialed in on using my Lowrance electronics. I sat in 4- or 5-feet-of-water while most of the fish were in 1½ to 2 feet.”

Rampey said he worked through 10 or 12 pockets, and that he caught eight keepers during his day. He said his crankbait of choice was a Crystal Craw-colored Strike King KVD Rattling Square-Bill crankbait. He caught the heaviest fish of the event – an 8-pound, 6-ouncer – on an umbrella rig with Pearl-colored Zoom Swimmin’ Super Fluke Jr. swimbaits with white Buckeye G-Man Finesse Swimbait heads.

“I caught the big one around 9 [a.m.]. It was the first fish of the day and the only one I caught from a dock,” said Rampey. “I was throwing Hi-Seas [15-pound-test] 100-percent fluorocarbon line. It had wrapped me up on a dock post and it held up. That fish was the difference-maker.”

The top 10 boaters finished the tournament in:

1^st: Jayme Rampey, Liberty, S.C., five bass, 19-13, $5,466

2^nd: Russell Winters, Rock Hill, S.C., five bass, 17-6, $1,883

3^rd: Michael Stephens, Gastonia, N.C., five bass, 15-15, $1,256

4^th: Chad Poteat, Mount Airy, N.C., five bass, 15-0, $879

5^th: Chris Baumgardner, Gastonia, N.C., five bass, 14-15, $1,103

6^th: Alvin Shaw, Roaring Gap, N.C., five bass, 14-1, $990

7^th: Ryan Deal, Indian Trail, N.C., five bass, 13-9, $628

8^th: Junior Allen, Biscoe, N.C., five bass, 13-6, $533

8^th: Parks Jones Jr., Concord, N.C., five bass, 13-6, $533

10^th: Jason Wilson, Lincolnton, N.C., five bass, 13-3, $439

Complete results can be found at FLWFishing.com.

Rampey’s 8-pound, 6-ounce largemouth earned the day’s Boater Big Bass award of $500.

Johnny Guffey of Bessemer City, North Carolina, won the Co-angler Division and $1,883 Saturday after catching five bass weighing 9 pounds, 15 ounces.

The top 10 co-anglers were:

1^st: Johnny Guffey, Bessemer City, N.C., five bass, 9-15, $1,883

2^nd: Dustin Dalton, Sparta, N.C., five bass, 9-6, $942

3^rd: Noah Beck, Lexington, N.C., four bass, 9-3, $977

4^th: Bobby Smith, Asheville, N.C., four bass, 8-15, $439

5^th: John Cook, Matthews, N.C., four bass, 8-10, $377

6^th: Darren Jeter, Marshall, N.C., five bass, 8-8, $395

7^th: Tommy Swicegood, Salisbury, N.C., four bass, 7-14, $314

8^th: Louis Kraft, Salisbury, N.C., four bass, 7-13, $282

9^th: Bobby Henderson, Charlotte, N.C., five bass, 7-12, $251

10^th: Darren Marlow, Cherryville, N.C., three bass, 7-8, $470

Marlow caught the largest bass in the Co-angler Division, a fish weighing in at 4 pounds, 1 ounce. The catch earned him the day’s Co-angler Big Bass award of $250.

The tournament was hosted by Visit York County.

The top 45 boaters and co-anglers in the region based on point standings, along with the five winners in each qualifying event, will be entered in the Oct. 10-12 BFL Regional Championship on Lake Hartwell in Seneca, South Carolina, presented by Navionics. Boaters will compete for a top award of a Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard and $20,000, while co-anglers will fish for a new Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard.

The 2019 BFL is a 24-division circuit devoted to weekend anglers, with 128 tournaments throughout the season, five qualifying events in each division. The top 45 boaters and co-anglers from each division, along with the five winners of the qualifying events, will advance to one of six regional tournaments where they are competing to finish in the top six, which then qualifies them for one of the longest-running championships in all of competitive bass fishing – the BFL All-American. The 2019 BFL All-American will be held May 30-June 1 at the Potomac River in Marbury, Maryland, and is hosted by the Charles County Department of Recreation, Parks and Tourism and the Commissioners of Charles County. Top performers in the BFL can move up to the Costa FLW Series or even the FLW Tour.

For complete details and updated information visit FLWFishing.com. For regular updates, photos, tournament news and more, follow the T-H Marine FLW Bass Fishing League on FLW’s social media outlets at Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube

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BENTON’S VANNERSON WINS T-H MARINE FLW BASS FISHING LEAGUE TOURNAMENT ON KENTUCKY AND BARKLEY LAKES

Co-Angler Title Goes to Madisonville’s Son

GILBERTSVILLE, Ky. (March 25, 2019) – Boater Rob Vannerson of Benton, Kentucky, brought a five-bass limit to the scale weighing 21 pounds, 5 ounces, Saturday to win the T-H Marine FLW Bass Fishing League (BFL) LBL Division tournament on Kentucky and Barkley lakes. For his win, Vannerson was awarded $3,466.

Vannerson said he worked along the west side of Kentucky Lake from Kentucky Dam Marina to the Highway 68 bridge. He said he was able to put 14 or 15 keepers in the boat.

“I was throwing a [3/8-ounce, white] Z-Man ChatterBait with a [white smoke-colored 3.5-inch] boot tail swimbait on secondary flats –looking for run-off ditches that were in the spawning pockets,” said Vannerson, who logged his first career win in FLW competition. “I’d throw up into the ditches and work it back to where I was, working both banks of the ditches.

“The fish sat on the sides where the break line is –where the water runs down through the ditch,” Vannerson said. “The baitfish used the break to run up and down the edges of the ditches. There were both bucks and female bass in there.”

Vannerson said he used a 7-foot, medium-heavy Fitzgerald Stunner casting rod spooled with 15-pound-test Fitzgerald Vursa fluorocarbon line.

The top 10 boaters finished the tournament in:

1^st: Rob Vannerson, Benton, Ky., five bass, 21-5, $3,466

2^nd: David Carroll, Manitou, Ky., five bass, 17-7, $1,733

3^rd: Stuart Eversole, Middletown, Ohio, four bass, 17-4, $1,590

4^th: Pat Hatcliff, Murfreesboro, Tenn., four bass, 15-14, $1,309

5^th: Shawn Penn, Benton, Ky., three bass, 13-5, $693

6^th: Stu Moyer, Indianapolis, Ind., three bass, 12-15, $735

7^th: Hunter Louden, Springville, Tenn., three bass, 12-11, $578

8^th: Griff Estes, Murray, Ky., three bass, 12-7, $520

9^th: Daniel Sepeck, West Union, Ohio, four bass, 12-4, $462

10^th: Adam Craig, Buchanan, Tenn., four bass, 12-2, $404

Complete results can be found at FLWFishing.com.

Eversole caught a 6-pound, 12-ounce bass – the heaviest of the event in the Boater Division – and earned the day’s Boater Big Bass award of $435.

William Son of Madisonville, Kentucky, won the Co-angler Division and $1,693 Saturday after catching four bass weighing 14 pounds, 8 ounces.

The top 10 co-anglers were:

1^st: William Son, Madisonville, Ky., four bass, 14-8, $1,693

2^nd: Jordan Dunning, Madisonville, Ky., four bass, 12-0, $846

3^rd: Timothy Nanzer, Bourbonnais, Ill., two bass, 9-8, $564

4^th: Fred Combs, Portland, Tenn., two bass, 9-1, $395

5^th: Eric Bobbett, Salem, Ill., two bass, 7-10, $339

6^th: Jamie Wise, Fort Campbell, Ky., two bass, 7-4, $296

6^th: Jake Steinkuhl, Evansville, Ind., two bass, 7-4, $396

8^th: Randall Argo, Murray, Ky., two bass, 7-1, $254

9^th: Art McCray, Groveport, Ohio, one bass, 6-11, $438

10^th: Joseph Gulash, Edwardsville, Ill., two bass, 5-12, $198

McCray caught the largest bass in the Co-angler Division, a fish weighing in at 6 pounds, 11 ounces. The catch earned him the day’s Co-angler Big Bass award of $212.

The tournament was hosted by the Kentucky Lake Convention & Visitors Bureau.

The top 45 boaters and co-anglers in the region based on point standings, along with the five winners in each qualifying event, will be entered in the Oct. 17-19 BFL Regional Championship on Lake Guntersville in Guntersville, Alabama, presented by Mercury. Boaters will compete for a top award of a Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard and $20,000, while co-anglers will fish for a new Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard.

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COVINGTON’S STOKES WINS T-H MARINE FLW BASS FISHING LEAGUE TOURNAMENT ON LAKE OCONEE PRESENTED BY NAVIONICS

Monroe’s Bennett Grabs Co-Angler Title

BUCKHEAD, Ga. (March 25, 2019) – Boater Barry Stokes of Covington, Georgia, caught five bass Saturday weighing 21 pounds, 11 ounces, to win the T-H Marine FLW Bass Fishing League (BFL) Bulldog Division tournament on Lake Oconee presented by Navionics. Stokes pocketed $6,385 for his efforts.

“I decided to go into the tournament with an open mind and follow the first bite, said Stokes, who earned his first career win in FLW competition. “My co-angler caught a 3½-pounder deep on a seawall. From that, I started learning what I needed to do. I picked up my jig and started flipping and within 30 minutes I got my first bite – also a 3½-pounder. I figured out that I needed to work the rocks where shallow and deep water met.”

Stokes said most of his fish were caught in 3- to 4-feet-of-water, mid-lake, around the Highway 44 bridge. He said that he caught nine keepers during the tournament with a ¼- and 3/8-ounce, black and blue-colored Underground Tackle jig. He paired each with different colored trailers depending on water clarity – green-pumpkin for clearer water and black and blue for stained.

“I caught some around seawalls that had wood adjacent to them, and some around docks,” said Stokes. “I also caught one on a [Carolina-rigged, green-pumpkin-colored] Zoom Lizard, about seven feet down, around pea gravel and rock mix – that was my deepest.”

The top 10 boaters finished the tournament in:

1^st: Barry Stokes, Covington, Ga., five bass, 21-11, $4,385 + $2,000 Ranger Cup Bonus

2^nd: Frank Kitchens III, Oxford, Ga., five bass, 19-7, $2,393

3^rd: Ben Brisbois, Gainesville, Ga., five bass, 16-2, $1,463

4^th: Lee Nunnally, Social Circle, Ga., five bass, 15-2, $1,123

5^th: Kip Carter, Mansfield, Ga., five bass, 14-14, $1,127

6^th: Girard Jones, Macon, Ga., five bass, 14-9, $1,424

7^th: Dylan Peppers, Good Hope, Ga., five bass, 14-5, $731

8^th: Terry Adams, Mansfield, Ga., five bass, 13-9, $658

9^th: Bill Burns, Fernandina Beach, Fla., five bass, 13-0, $585

10^th: Mike Cleveland, Monticello, Ga., five bass, 12-12, $512

Complete results can be found at FLWFishing.com.

Jones caught a 6-pound, 1-ounce bass – the heaviest of the event in the Boater Division – and earned the day’s Boater Big Bass award of $620.

Wesley Bennett of Monroe, Georgia, won the Co-angler Division and $2,193 Saturday after catching five bass weighing 11 pounds, 4 ounces.

The top 10 co-anglers were:

1^st: Wesley Bennett, Monroe, Ga., five bass, 11-4, $2,193

2^nd: Conery Williams, Macon, Ga., four bass, 10-5, $1,096

3^rd: Hector Vasquez, Columbus, Ga., two bass, 9-14, $1,140

4^th: Mike Thornton, Jonesboro, Ga., four bass, 9-12, $562

5^th: Justin Kimmel, Athens, Ga., five bass, 9-1, $439

6^th: Wendell Grantham, Athens, Ga., four bass, 8-15, $383

6^th: Kiwanas Andrews, Atlanta, Ga., three bass, 8-15, $383

8^th: Kenneth Flowers, Snellville, Ga., five bass, 8-14, $329

9^th: Don Griffin, Roswell, Ga., three bass, 8-5, $274

9^th: Keith Lynch, Griffin, Ga., three bass, 8-5, $274

Vasquez caught the largest bass in the Co-angler Division, a fish weighing in at 8 pounds, 1 ounces. The catch earned him the day’s Co-angler Big Bass award of $310.

The top 45 boaters and co-anglers in the region based on point standings, along with the five winners in each qualifying event, will be entered in the Oct. 10-12 BFL Regional Championship on Lake Seminole in Bainbridge, Georgia. Boaters will compete for a top award of a Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard and $20,000, while co-anglers will fish for a new Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard.

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SHREVEPORT’S KEITH WINS T-H MARINE FLW BASS FISHING LEAGUE TOURNAMENT ON LAKE DARDANELLE PRESENTED BY NAVIONICS

Co-Angler Title Awarded to Searcy’s Harris

RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. (March 25, 2019) – Boater Kelly Keith of Shreveport, Louisiana, brought five bass to the scale Saturday weighing 21 pounds, 3 ounces, to win the T-H Marine FLW Bass Fishing League (BFL) Arkie Division tournament on Lake Dardanelle presented by Navionics. For his catch, Keith took home $3,963.

Keith said he spent his day fishing a 100-yard long stretch around the Strip Pits and Illinois Bayou areas of the lake.

“I had an area that I didn’t think would be pressured, and a secondary area that I knew I would be pressured,” said Keith, who notched his first win in FLW competition. “I drew boat No. 3, so I decided to fish the secondary area and I got a limit. I ended up staying there all day because I was catching 3 to 5 pounders.

“I fished a grassy ridge in 2 to 3 feet of water, with a drop off into 10 feet of water right next to it. The fish were in coming out of the deeper water, up over the ridge and in toward spawning flats,” continued Keith. “I would cast toward the ridge and work it toward the deeper water, and other times I’d cast to the middle of the deeper channel and work it back toward me.”

Keith said he used a green-pumpkin with blue flake-colored Z-Man FattyZ worm on a 3/16-ounce Gamakatsu Skip Gap shaky-head with a Daiwa Tatula SV TWS casting reel and a 7-foot, 1-inch Daiwa Tatula casting rod. He credited his Breakline Optics Cahaba sunglasses as being a crucial part of his day, helping him see the deeper grass and fish.

“I caught around 12 keepers and probably culled around 4 times,” said Keith. “During practice they ate everything I threw at them, but during the tournament they were picky. I had to fish super slow – that was the key to the whole deal.”

The top 10 boaters finished the tournament in:

1^st: Kelly Keith, Shreveport, La., five bass, 21-3, $3,963

2^nd: Michael Andrus, Greenbrier, Ark., five bass, 18-14, $1,981

3^rd: Chris Darby, Hot Springs, Ark., five bass, 18-7, $1,522

4^th: Shawn Gordon, Russellville, Ark., five bass, 18-2, $1,025

5^th: Christopher Jones, Bokoshe, Okla., five bass, 17-8, $793

6^th: Von Kinsey, Clarksville, Ark., five bass, 17-0, $727

7^th: Brad Morgan, Ashdown, Ark., five bass, 16-14, $660

8^th: Josh Ray, Alexander, Ark., five bass, 15-7, $594

9^th: Chip Hawkins, Little Rock, Ark., five bass, 15-5, $528

10^th: Kevin Brown, Hot Springs, Ark., five bass, 15-4, $989

10^th: Charles Williams, Clarksville, Ark., five bass, 15-4, $439

Complete results can be found at FLWFishing.com.

Jason Lieblong of Glasgow, Kentucky, caught a 6-pound, 10-ounce bass – the heaviest of the event in the Boater Division – and earned the day’s Boater Big Bass award of $535.

Stan Harris of Searcy, Arkansas, won the Co-angler Division and $2,248 Saturday after catching five bass weighing 14 pounds, 15 ounces.

The top 10 co-anglers were:

1^st: Stan Harris, Searcy, Ark., five bass, 14-15, $2,248

2^nd: Brian Ray, Hot Springs, Ark., five bass, 13-3, $991

3^rd: David Hardin, Bethel, Okla., five bass, 12-7, $662

4^th: Elmer McBride, Dierks, Ark., four bass, 12-6, $462

5^th: Andrew Wooley, Little Rock, Ark., five bass, 12-3, $379

5^th: James Grant, Cherry Valley, Ark., five bass, 12-3, $379

7^th: Tony Smith, Bryant, Ark., five bass, 12-1, $430

8^th: Jody Jones, Harvey, Ark., three bass, 10-7, $347

9^th: Cornelius Branch, Arkadelphia, Ark., five bass, 10-5, $264

10^th: Jeff Eckhart, Blevins, Ark., four bass, 10-4, $219

10^th: Blake Smith, Benton, Ark., five bass, 10-4, $219

Harris also caught the largest bass in the Co-angler Division, a fish weighing in at 5 pounds, 12 ounces. The catch earned him the day’s Co-angler Big Bass award of $267.

The tournament was hosted by Russellville Advertising and Promotions.

The top 45 boaters and co-anglers in the region based on point standings, along with the five winners in each qualifying event, will be entered in the Oct. 24-26 BFL Regional Championship on Grand Lake in Grove, Oklahoma. Boaters will compete for a top award of a Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard and $20,000, while co-anglers will fish for a new Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard.

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Knoxville Delivers Huge Crowds For Record-Setting Bassmaster Classic World Championship

As many as 6,500 people crowded Volunteer Landing on the Tennessee River to watch takeoff processions as anglers began their competition days in the 49th Bassmaster Classic.

Photo by Seigo Saito/B.A.S.S.

March 25, 2019

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The 49th GEICO Bassmaster Classic presented by DICK’S Sporting Goods in Knoxville set multiple records over the three-day event, including a new high mark for total attendance of 153,809, B.A.S.S. and the Visit Knoxville Sports Commission announced.

“Long lines of fans waiting to enter Thompson-Boling Arena were similar to crowds at game days when the University of Tennessee Volunteers play some of their biggest rivals there,” said B.A.S.S. Director Chase Anderson, a native of Knoxville. “The Classic Outdoors Expo presented by DICK’S Sporting Goods was packed from the moment Gov. Bill Lee cut the ribbon to open the show, and it continued with capacity crowds through the weekend.”

Anderson noted that attendance was great despite the fact that Tennessee’s basketball team was playing in the SEC Championship Tournament in Nashville all three days of the Classic.

“Hosting the Bassmaster Classic in Knoxville was simply an incredible experience,” said Chad Culver, Senior Director of the Visit Knoxville Sports Commission. “We knew it was going to be huge, but to beat the all-time attendance record really showed how our community embraced this event. We also appreciate the support we received from the City of Knoxville, Knox County and State of Tennessee to bring this event to Knoxville.”

The Expo, which was held March 15-17 in the Knoxville Convention Center and the adjacent World’s Fair Exhibition Hall, drew a record total attendance of 92,819 over the three days it was open, according to turnstile counts. And show-goers were in a buying mood. One retailer reported a 30 percent increase over its best Classic sales mark ever, and sales at the B.A.S.S. merchandise booth were double the average for the past two years.

The Get Hooked On Fishing activity center, with casting lessons, a catfish pond and educational exhibits about fisheries, wildlife and conservation, drew a record 18,500 participants, mostly elementary-age children.

“I was told the Expo was one of the biggest events to take place in the World’s Fair Exhibition Hall since the World’s Fair in Knoxville in 1982,” Anderson said. “And everyone was blown away by the fact that 6,500 fans lined the Tennessee River at Volunteer Landing for takeoff at daybreak Saturday.

“I knew Knoxville and east Tennessee would show up for the biggest event in sportfishing.”

Actually, Classic Week drew fans from throughout the country and even beyond the United States borders.

An interactive map in the Expo showed that visitors came from every U.S. state and several foreign countries. B.A.S.S. customer service officials reported record sales of memberships, with applications received from 35 states. Lifetime membership sales were up 50 percent over the previous year’s sales, including one purchased by Gov. Lee, whose wife, Maria, is an avid angler.

In addition, 258 members of the media applied for credentials to cover the Classic, including journalists from 28 states, as well as Japan, China, Australia, Italy, Germany and Canada.

Fans also tuned in from afar to watch the action on Bassmaster LIVE — which established new records in video plays and minutes watched — and follow the event on Bassmaster.com. Online visits were recorded from 179 countries, including Italy (the home nation of Classic competitor Jacopo Gallelli), Zimbabwe, Namibia and South Africa, four of 10 nations with active B.A.S.S. Nation affiliates.

“After drawing huge crowds in Houston in 2017 and Greenville, S.C., where we set a new attendance record of 143,000 last year, we are proud and ecstatic to see the Classic continue to grow in attendance and prominence in the world of sportfishing,” Anderson said. “We will go all-in to maintain that momentum and exceed those records when we celebrate the 50th Bassmaster Classic a year from now.”

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Jeff Hunter & Ken Witek win over $20,000 in Bass Champs Lake Travis Event with 20.99 lb Limit

Place

JEFFERY HUNTER
UNIVERSAL CITY , TX

KENNETH WITEK
STOCKDALE , TX

20.99

$20000.00 + $200 Sure-Life Bonus

TONY FERDINANDO
SPICEWOOD , TX

SHANE LOGAN
BUDA , TX

8.89

18.46

$2500.00 + $500.00 Big Bass + AbuGarcia+$250 Amphibia

JAKE KENNAMER
AUSTIN , TX

CARSON CONKLIN
BUDA , TX

16.71

$1750.00 + $250 Lowrance Bonus

RANDY HIBLER
MARBLE FALLS , TX

RANDALL CHRISTIAN
TOW , TX

14.93

$1200.00

RANDY MILLENDER
TEAGUE , TX

KATLIN KEATON
TEAGUE , TX

14.17

$1040.00

EDWARD CRUZ
HIGHLAND HAVEN , TX

RICK HAMILTON
AUSTIN , TX

13.48

$1030.00

GARY WEIMER
LEANDER , TX

JEREMIAH WAFFORD
CEDAR PARK , TX

13.10

$1020.00

BRANDON DAY
BROWNWOOD , TX

CADE WILSON
EARLY , TX

12.87

$1010.00 + Sportsmans Auto Network

CHARLES PURSELL
AUSTIN , TX

MATTHEW PURYEAR
AUSTIN , TX

12.64

$1000.00

DWAYNE KINLEY
AUSTIN , TX

LEVAR JENKINS
AUSTIN , TX

12.53

$900.00

WESTON BROWN
HOUSTON , TX

DAVID DOONAN
CALDWELL , TX

12.04

$850.00 + $850 Skeeter Bonus Cash

BRIAN MATER
AUSTIN , TX

PHILLIP WARREN
AUSTIN , TX

11.91

$800.00

ANDREW WHITEHEAD
PFLUGERVILLE , TX

MICKEY SANDERS
SPICEWOOD , TX

11.69

$750.00

AJ HALL
BROWNWOOD , TX

AUDWIN HALL
BROWNWOOD , TX

11.54

$700.00 + $700 Sportsmans Auto Network

RANDY GROUNDS
HORSESHOE BAY , TX

LEE BEUERSHAUSEN
MARBLE FALLS , TX

10.81

$700.00

RICK CATHEY
SAN ANTONIO , TX

ROBERT SOLTYS
DRIFTWOOD , TX

10.76

$700.00

TIM RENEAU
RICHLAND SPINGS , TX

JUDY RENEAU
RICHLAND SPRINGS , TX

10.75

$700.00

STERLING MARTIN
BEEVILLE , TX

COURTNEY BEHREND
COMFORT , TX

10.74

$700.00

SHAWN MARKGRAF
BURNET , TX

TRENT BLAKE
BURNET , TX

10.46

CHRISTOPHER SABINA
AUSTIN , TX

ROBERT SABINA
SAN ANTONIO , TX

10.33

JUSTYN PARRISH
LAGO VISTA , TX

GARRIT AFMAN
NEW BRAUNFELS , TX

10.28

JAMES CANTWELL
KINGSLAND , TX

TOM CANTWELL
LAGRANGE , TX

10.20

JOHNNY HOMANN
KYLE , TX

JAY HESS
LOCKHART , TX

10.07

TERRY ADAIR
ALVIN , TX

CHAD ADAIR
ALVIN , TX

9.88

BLAKE ARAPIS
BURNET , TX

CHARLES WILSON JR
BRIGGS , TX

9.73

DAMON ROSS
GEORGETOWN , TX

DYLAN ROSS
LEXINGTON , TX

9.66

MICHAEL WALDROP
AUSTIN , TX

JARROD SANDERS
AUSTIN , TX

9.44

CHARLES WHITED
SAN MARCOS , TX

TREY GROCE
DRIPPING SPRINGS , TX

9.10

TODD IVINS
BOERNE , TX

BILLY MCCRARY II
TEMPLE , TX

9.07

ALLEN SHELTON
FARMERS BRANCH , TX

BRAD DRAKE
IRVING , TX

9.01

EDDY PELFREY
LEANDER , TX

MARINA PELFREY
LEANDER , TX

8.97

COLT DIETZ
AUSTIN , TX

CHRIS STUDINGER
SAN ANTONIO , TX

8.93

JUSTIN WOJCIK
BULVERDE , TX

ADAM AMICK
BOERNE , TX

8.86

ROBERT MIKES
SHINER , TX

MARKUS ELDER
NEW WAVERLY , TX

8.83

CHRIS WOEHL
CEDAR PARK , TX

CHRIS CLEMENTS
ROUND ROCK , TX

8.77

MIKE RICHARDSON
THORNDALE , TX

ZACH BROWN
GEORGETOWN , TX

8.74

LANCE DILLARD
LLANO , TX

BLAKE DILLARD
LLANO , TX

8.72

SHAWN TAYLOR
ABILENE , TX

JEREMY EASTERWOOD
ABILENE , TX

8.65

MATT HILL
JONESTOWN , TX

BARRY MOTT
LIBERTY HILL , TX

8.59

TYLER TORWICK
AUSTIN , TX

BRYAN SCOTT
LIBERTY HILL , TX

8.47

CODY GREANEY
MANCHACA , TX

ROBERT ROARK
THE WOODLANDS , TX

8.42

BRANDON BRAY
MARBLE FALLS , TX

JOE BRAY
MARBLE FALLS , TX

8.14

JASON STAFFORD
BURNET , TX

DOYLE WALKER
BURNET , TX

8.13

RAY TOMASITS
LEANDER , TX

CARY LAUDADIO
AUSTIN , TX

8.13

DANIEL BARNES
BELTON , TX

ADRIAN BARNES
BELTON , TX

8.06

DEAN ALEXANDER
JONESTOWN , TX

THOMAS MARTENS
JONESTOWN , TX

7.79

JOSH LASSETER
BUCHANAN DAM , TX

DON KING
BUCHANAN DAM , TX

7.77

TERRY STEVENS
HUTTO , TX

JASON HARPER
MONTGOMERY , TX

7.76

TULLY WILLIAMS
GATESVILLE , TX

PAT WASHBURN
GATESVILLE , TX

7.73

SCOTT MEADS
KILLEEN , TX

TOM GRIDLEY
WIMBERLEY , TX

7.70

CHRIS GOODMAN
STEPHENVILLE , TX

JOSH MURPHREE
RISING STAR , TX

7.70

JUSTIN MADDING
ROUND ROCK , TX

ANIBAL GUZMAN
HARKER HEIGHTS , TX

7.65

SCOTT SMITH
HORSESHOE BAY , TX

PRESTON DANNA
MARBLE FALLS , TX

7.60

LEONARD PHILIPP
BASTROP , TX

HUNTER ARTHUR
BASTROP , TX

7.60

ROGER SARAIBA
LEANDER , TX

LOUIE BRUNO
PFLUGERVILLE , TX

7.59

PATRICK ANDERSON
BUDA , TX

DOUG HAMILTON
LAKEWAY , TX

7.55

LINO GUTITEREZ
COTTONWOOD WOOD SHORES , TX

RUBEN RIBERA
MARBLE FALLS , TX

7.16

GARRETT SHEPPERD
GEORGETOWN , TX

GREGORY SHEPPERD
GEORGETOWN , TX

7.13

GARRETT KOSLAN
AUSTIN , TX

ERIC CRUMLEY
LEANDER , TX

7.13

RONALD GOERDEL
HUNTSVILLE , TX

JOHN GILBERT JR
LEANDER , TX

7.08

MICHAEL BRISENO
ELGIN , TX

LUCAS LARSON
HUTTO , TX

6.96

MALCOLM MIDDLEBROOK
ROUND ROCK , TX

ZACHARY MIDDLEBROOK
ROUND ROCK , TX

6.84

ANTHONY GARCIA
ROUND ROCK , TX

ERIC GARCIA
STANLEY , NM

6.73

JOE BILL HALE
SPICEWOOD , TX

DUSTY HALE
SPICEWOOD , TX

6.23

CHANS MARTIN
FAIR OAKS RANCH , TX

CHASE MEIER
COMFORT , TX

6.07

JOEY KIRKLAND
SAN ANTONIO , TX

LUPE CONTRERAS JR
SAN ANTONIO , TX

5.98

RYAN FAIN
SPRING BRANCH , TX

GEORGE DELOACH
BOERNE , TX

5.95

JOE GARCIA
HOBSON , TX

LESLIE DORECK
LAVERNIA , TX

5.84

RUSSELL GLENEWINKEL
CONROE , TX

JEFF WHARTON
TOMBALL , TX

5.67

KENNETH CUMMINS
PAIGE , TX

JIMMY CHAPMAN
HUTTO , TX

5.44

GERARD RUMSEY
AUSTIN , TX

EDWARD RUMSEY
BURNET , TX

5.30

ROBERT PRESCOTT
SEQUIN , TX

DEVIN GIBSON
GONZALES , TX

5.29

JOHN KAPALDO
BUDA , TX

JACOB KAPALDO
KYLE , TX

5.18

BILL GUZMAN
AUSTIN , TX

TIM STEWART
AUSTIN , TX

5.01

JOHN WALSH
LEANDER , TX

JEFF JENKINS
LEANDER , TX

4.78

GARY WAFFORD
CEDAR PARK , TX

GREG WAFFORD
CEDAR PARK , TX

2.85

THOMAS WEIMER
ROUND ROCK , TX

BRANDON JONES
ROUND ROCK , TX

2.82

WILLIAM FESLER
LAMPASAS , TX

DAVID LAINE
HORSESHOE BAY , TX

0.00

BRIAN HARMS
AUSTIN , TX

TRAVIS GARNER
ROUND ROCK , TX

0.00

GERALD MUELLER JR
PFLUGERVILLE , TX

GENE FUESSEL
AUSTIN , TX

0.00

ANTHONY SKOUBY
CIBOLO , TX

JASON WILLIAMS
NEW BRAUNFELS , TX

0.00

RICKY PIERCE
THORNDALE , TX

RHETT PIERCE
THORNDALE , TX

0.00

RONNY MAYNARD
GEORGETOWN , TX

JOHN HALLEY
KILLEEN , TX

0.00

DONNIE ONEAL
PFLUGERVILLE , TX

MAELSTROM KIEWIET
AUSTIN , TX

0.00

CLAYTON HELDT
VICTORIA , TX

CHAD KALLINA
LAGO VISTA , TX

0.00

ROY STEGER
BELTON , TX

CHET SUTTON
SALADO , TX

0.00

JAMES SCOGIN
AUSTIN , TX

ROLAND LOERA
AUSTIN , TX

0.00

TRAVIS GERGELY
SEGUIN , TX

BLAINE MURNAHAN
NEW BRAUNSFELS , TX

0.00

JAMES BEAUCHAMP
SUNRISE BEACH , TX

BRENNAN FERTIG
BAY CITY , TX

0.00

DUSTIN GRICE
VALLEY MILLS , TX

JOHNNY GRICE
EARLY , TX

0.00

DERICK KUYRKENDALL
BERGHEIM , TX

FORREST WILSON
SPRING BRANCH , TX

0.00

TROY LOWERY
BROWNWOOD , TX

TOMMY MORENO
NEED INFO

0.00

SEAN EVANS
KILLEEN , TX

RODNEY THOMPSON
HARKER HEIGHTS , TX

0.00

DAVID OVERCASH
WEST , TX

ROGER FRIELDS
WACO , TX

0.00

JASON BUCHANAN
BURNET , TX

TERRY KIRCUS
BURNET , TX

0.00

WILLIAM BRUNSON
LIBERTY HILL , TX

DANIEL EMBLEM
KILLEEN , TX

0.00

DARRELL WUENSCHE
THRALL , TX

SAM MORROW
AUSTIN , TX

0.00

MIKE HARMAN
BASTROP , TX

BRIAN HUGHES
TAYLOR , TX

0.00

MICHAEL HETTICK
CORPUS CHRISTI , TX

KAPPY ALLEN
ROBSTOWN , TX

0.00

ANTHONY GOODSON
DRIFTWOOD , TX

MICAH KIRKHART
MARTINDALE , TX

0.00

PHILLIP MASSOLETTI
BURNET , TX

CHARLES MEREDITH
DRIPPING SPRINGS , TX

0.00

RONNY ANTHONY
SALADO , TX

JARAD GOHLKE
GATESVILLE , TX

0.00

MIKE STANFORD
MIDLAND , TX

BRADY STANFORD
MIDLAND , TX

0.00

WILLIAM BLAINE
SAN ANGELO , TX

DUSTIN WALTON
ABILENE , TX

0.00

ADAM MIRANDA
BROWNWOOD , TX

ROGER SOTO
BROWNWOOD , TX

0.00

TRAVIS DAUGHERTY
BURNET , TX

TRAVIS COCKERHAM
BARTLETT , TX

0.00

CHARLES HICE
BURNET , TX

0.00

JAMES HESTER
SALADO , TX

NEAL CHILDERS
CYPRESS , TX

0.00

ROBB TAYLOR
COLLEYVILLE , TX

LEE HAMMERS
TYLER , TX

0.00

JUSTIN WOMACK
MIDLAND , TX

0.00

MARK RIBERA

0.00

DOUG RIVES
AUSTIN , TX

JERRY NUGENT
AUSTIN , TX

0.00

DON BRINSON
WACO , TX

BEAU BRINSON
HARKER HEIGHTS , TX

0.00

JIMMY COVINGTON
ARGYLE , TX

JONATHAN COVINGTON
ARGYLE , TX

0.00

RAYMOND NEWTON
JUNCTION , TX

STEVEN CRAVEY
JUNCTION , TX

0.00

NICK BOATRIGHT
LIBERTY HILL , TX

CHAD MAXWELL
LIBERTY HILL , TX

0.00

MICHAEL WERSIG
LEANDER , TX

JEFF REYNOLDS
CALERA , OK

0.00

CLAYTON FRENCH
LAMPASAS , TX

KELLY HUDSON
LAMPASAS , TX

0.00

MIKE PICKWELL
DRIPPING SPRINGS , TX

JOE COLE
AUSTIN , TX

0.00

RUSSELL WHITE
BASTROP , TX

BRIAN CRAWFORD
RED ROCK , TX

0.00

TOM GUIDRY
NEW BRAUNFELS , TX

JR BRIANT
KINGSLAND , TX

0.00

STEVE MAGNELIA
AUSTIN , TX

MICHAEL TENNANT
PFLUGERVILLE , TX

0.00

CRIS TATUM
BELTON , TX

JUSTIN TATUM
BELTON , TX

0.00

RONALD SISK
RIO VISTA , TX

KENNETH FULLER JR
RIO VISTA , TX

0.00

JOHN DAVILA
CEDAR PARK , TX

CAMERON OATES
LAGO VISTA , TX

0.00

STEVEN MAPLES JR
SEGUIN , TX

RUSTY REEDY
SPRING BRANCH , TX

0.00

JEREMY ANZVALDA
NEW BRAUNFELS , TX

JASON RANFT
NEW BRAUNSFELS , TX

0.00

DAVID SHUSTER
GEORGETOWN , TX

CHARLES GERHART
SALADO , TX

0.00

WENDELL RAMSEY SR
SAN ANGELO , TX

DALE HUGHES
GRANBURY , TX

0.00

REX WHEELER
BELTON , TX

BRUCE DAVIS
KEMPNER , TX

0.00

JOHN PRICE
LA GRANGE , TX

DUSTY FRANK
WEST POINT , TX

0.00

GERALD POBORIL
TEMPLE , TX

JACK POWE
KEMPNER , TX

0.00

JEDIDAH HOLT
LIVINGSTON , TX

SCOTT DAVID
GOODRICH , TX

0.00

CLIFF BROWN
HARKER HEIGHTS , TX

ROBERT BROWN
ROUND ROCK , TX

0.00

BEN BENTURA
MANCHACA , TX

GABRIEL PEREZ
MINCO , OK

0.00

MARK BIONDI SR
BURLESON , TX

MARK BIONDI JR
BURLESON , TX

0.00

ROBERT BEARDMORE
CYPRESS , TX

0.00

HUDSON CARLTON
LIBERTY HILL , TX

FRED CATES SR
ROCKDALE , TX

0.00

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Clemens & Cole Win Outlaw Outdoors Average Joe Derby on Sam Rayburn with overt 24 pounds!

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Randy White & Mike Singletary Win Media Bass Possum Kingdom Lake event with over 17 pounds!

March 24 - Possum Kingdom Lake - Photos

1	Randy White	Mike Singletary	5	17.80	$2,500.00	167.80
2	Mike Pruitt	Brad Dubert	5	17.66	$1,200.00	166.66
3	Troy Sparks	Jack Hopkins	5	17.61	$550.00	165.61
4	Matt McMillian	Brady Mataska	5	16.86	$450.00	163.86
5	Scott Barnett	Shannon McCaleb	5	16.67	$400.00	162.67
6	Ryan Golden	Coltin Green	5	16.52	$350.00	161.52
7	Jerry Green	Ryan Green	5	16.07	$300.00	160.07
8	Barry Smith	Barry Wehunt	5	15.78	$250.00	158.78
9	Adam Espe	Robert Crane	5	15.06	$200.00	157.06
10	Curtis Duncan	David Duncan	5	13.83	$180.00	154.83
11	Tony Lozipone	Carmen Lozipone	5	13.81		153.81
12	Mike Schooler	Cliff Wagner	5	13.80		152.80
13	Cade Rudiger	Cooper Thor	5	13.72		151.72
14	Bryan Schmidt	Galen Weierhausen	5	13.41		150.41
15	Derrick Sallee	Layne Bynum	5	12.82		148.82
16	Matthew Biehl	Mark Pettit	5	12.60		147.60
17	Chuck Baldwin	Steve Middleton	5	12.43		146.43
18	Greg Bobo	Chris Wright	5	12.29		145.29
19	Shawn Larance	Justin Daltin	5	12.16		144.16
20	Cody Burks	Brandon Burks	5	12.00		143.00
21	Gary Purdy	Philip Fabiano	5	11.69		141.69
22	Cesar Alvarado	Wyatt Cawley	5	11.58		140.58
23	Robert Rains	Bobby Rains	5	11.52		139.52
24	Logan McDonald	Ryan McCorkle	5	11.43		138.43
25	Mark Allen	Hub Allen	5	11.23		137.23
26	Scott Smiley	Jared Hampton	5	11.21		136.21
27	Blaine Covington	Scott nDavis	5	11.20		135.20
28	James Dosser	Johnny Wood	5	10.80		133.80
29	Corbin Craft	Ethan Edwards	5	10.35		132.35
30	Brandon Feagen	Dwight Montgomery	5	10.18		131.18
31	Spike Stoker	Brayden Stoker	5	9.96		129.96
32	Mike Tandy	Maddox Tandy	5	9.95		128.95
33	Anthony Campbell	Sam Hightower	5	9.05		126.05
34	Travis Gill	Mark Gill	5	8.81		125.81
35	Mike Petty	Cliff Halford	5	8.05		124.05
36	Matt Beard	Todd Toomer	5	7.96		122.96
37	Brian Frechette	James Featherson	3	7.05		121.05
38	Haskell Hall	Cliff Roberts	3	6.91		119.91
39	Clyde Sisco	Floyd Kaerwer	4	6.18		118.18
40	Kelcey Nichols	Jeff Nichols	1	5.57		116.57
41	Billy Hopkins	BrettWalden	2	3.26		113.26
42	Wayne Jones	Eric Melton	2	3.19		112.19
43	Cephus Minter	Joe Minter	1	1.89		109.89
44	Tony Thomas	Michael Teskey	1	1.57		108.57
45	Gary Harton	Todd Mayes	0	0.00		53.00
45	Dewey Nichols	Carolyn Nichols	0	0.00		53.00
45	Robert Baldwin	Robert Baldwin	0	0.00		53.00
45	Justin Johnson	Trey Bownds	0	0.00		53.00
45	Bill Billeter	Taylor Coon	0	0.00		53.00
45	Jason Ratliff	Court Nelson	0	0.00		53.00
45	Jordan Cooper	Jesse Olsen	0	0.00		53.00
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Place	Big Bass			Pounds	Winnings
1	Barry Smith	Barry Wehunt		8.49	$350.00
2	Mike Pruitt	Brad Dubert		7.73	$150.00

	Statistics
	Entries =	51
	Number Limits =	36
	Number Zeros =	7
	Bass Weighed =	197
	,	197
	Total Pounds =	493.49
	Avg. Bass In Boat =	3.9
	Avg. Lbs. In Boat =	9.68
	Avg. Bass Size =	2.51
	Total Payout =	$6,880.00

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Tyler Hobbs Wins Media Bass Texas Individual event on Cedar Creek with over 20 pound limit!

March 23 - Cedar Creek Lake

Place	Angler	Hometown	# Bass	Pounds	Winnings	Points
1	Tyler Hobbs	Wills Point	5	20.63	$1,400.00	170.63
2	Scott Dean	Terrell	5	20.59	$700.00	169.59
3	Mike Williams	Greenville	5	20.24	$480.00	168.24
4	Daniel Ramsey	Trinidad	5	19.28	$330.00	166.28
5	Matt Tallas	Canton	5	18.65	$275.00	164.65
6	Robert Megallon	Eustace	5	17.55	$230.00	162.55
7	Drew Sloan	Scurry	5	17.06	$210.00	161.06
7	Melton Miller	Tyler	5	17.06	$210.00	161.06
9	Craig Anderson	Quinlan	5	16.57	$195.00	158.57
10	Ryan Glass	Buffalo	5	15.64	$167.00	156.64
11	Michael Edgett	Grand Prairie	4	15.41		155.41
12	Steve White	Eustace	5	14.18		153.18
13	Michael Mays	Bullard	4	13.67		151.67
14	Pat Leach	The Colony	4	13.55		150.55
15	Ronnie Settle	Lone Oak	5	13.49		149.49
16	Rodney Hunter	Ferris	5	13.43		148.43
17	Mike Farmer	Corsicana	5	13.32		147.32
18	Cebo Smith	Scurry	5	12.99		145.99
19	Terry Hawkins	Corsicana	5	12.64		144.64
20	Billie Harris	Italy	5	12.61		143.61
21	Larry Wheeler	Kaufman	3	12.22		142.22
22	Cliff Goree	Troup	3	11.83		140.83
23	Randy Hanna	Gun Barrel City	5	11.60		139.60
24	John Filgo	Red Oak	2	11.53		138.53
25	Trey Turner	Royse City	4	11.19		137.19
26	Tracy Sanders	Copper Canyon	5	11.18		136.18
27	Gregory Allen *	Emory	4	10.73		134.73
28	John Carter	Mabank	4	9.88		132.88
29	Chris DiSanto	Chandler	3	9.87		131.87
30	Christopher Ryan	Crandall	3	7.43		128.43
31	Dale Gossett	Greenville	3	7.28		127.28
32	John Gilbert	Combine	2	7.00		126.00
33	Eric Talley	Corsicana	2	6.87		124.87
34	Sonny Wilson	Waxahachie	3	6.11		123.11
35	Ian Fellenbaum	Royse City	2	5.59		121.59
36	Lance Ueberroth	Ennis	2	5.01		120.01
37	Chris Zachry	Streetman	2	3.76		117.76
38	Aaron Davis	Glenn Heights	2	3.24		116.24
39	Jay Stidham	China Springs	1	2.79		114.79
40	George Riddle	McKinney	1	2.66		113.66
41	Therrell Thomas	Palestine	1	2.35		112.35
42	Bruce Ford	Trinidad	0	0.00		54.50
42	Duane Byrd	Hubbard	0	0.00		54.50
42	Chase Busch	Malakoff	0	0.00		54.50
42	Kevin Henry	Ft. Worth	0	0.00		54.50
42	David Helmers	Copper Canyon	0	0.00		54.50
42	Billy Joe Williams	Hillsboro	0	0.00		54.50
42	Thomas Holbrook	Wills Point	0	0.00		54.50
42	Shannon Easley	Canton	0	0.00		54.50
42	Jonathan Greig	Combine	0	0.00		54.50
42	Rayford Richman	Scurry	0	0.00		54.50

	Little League Angler	Hometown	# Bass	Pounds	Winnings
1	Michael Zachry	Streetman	1	2.16	$50.00
2	Trey Miller	Crandall	1	1.54

Place	Big Bass			Pounds	Winnings
1	John Filgo	Red Oak		9.03	$350.00
2	Larry Wheeler	Kaufman		6.90	$150.00

	Statistics
	Entries -	51
	Number Limits -	19
	Number Zeros -	10
	Bass Weighed -	154
	Bass Released -	154
	Total Pounds -	478.68
	Avg. Bass In Boat -	3.0
	Avg. Lbs. In Boat -	9.39
	Avg. Bass Size -	3.11
	Total Payout -	$4,697.00

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Spradley & Luke win Media Bass Lake Bogue Homa Event with over 18 pounds!

March 23 - Lake Bogue Homa - Photos

Place:	Angler 1:	Angler 2:	# Bass:	Pounds:	Winnings:	Points:
1	Austin Spradley	Charles Luke	5	18.16	$1,540.00	168.16
2	Al White	Steve Duty	5	15.20	$750.00	164.20
3	Austin McCardle	Ronnie Parrish	5	15.11	$326.00	163.11
4	Chuck Griffith	Slay Dickerson	4	15.02	$200.00	162.02
5	Corey Gibson	Allen Shoemaker	5	14.70		160.70
6	Casey West	Jeffery Lawson	5	13.65		158.65
7	Leon Cooper	Adam Cooper	4	13.17		157.17
8	Richard Parrish	Anthony Parrish	4	12.68		155.68
9	Randall Malone	Kevin Williams	4	12.58		154.58
10	Nathan Walley	Joseph Watson	5	11.94		152.94
11	Jude Tisdale	Don Adkinson	5	11.83		151.83
12	John Dearman	Trevor Dearman	4	10.55		149.55
13	Stan Grantham	Buzz Gallo	4	9.42		147.42
14	Jim Knotts	Donnie Addy	4	9.41		146.41
15	Jesse Draime	Carl Duverney	3	9.08		145.08
16	Damon Spradley	Sawyer Spradley	2	5.15		140.15
17	Steve Maskew	Jan Maskew	1	3.58		137.58
18	Jared Smith	Josh Weatherford	1	2.49		135.49
19	Barry Scott	Thad Roberts	1	2.37		134.37
20	Zachery Williford	Ryan Williford	1	2.30		133.30
21	Alan Hults	David Hults	0	0.00		65.00
21	Dempsy Brady	Jacob Brady	0	0.00		65.00
21	Mike Shoemake	David Palmer	0	0.00		65.00

Big Bass:		Pounds	Winnings
Chuck Griffith	Slay Dickerson	5.66	$200.00


Statistics:
Entries -	23
Number Limits -	7
Number Zeros -	3
Bass Weighed -	72
Bass Released -	All
Total Pounds -	208.39
Avg. Bass In Boat -	3.1
Avg. Lbs. In Boat -	9.06
Avg. Bass Size -	2.89
Total Payout -	$3,016.00

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Rush & Johnston Win Media Bass on Lake Chicot with over 22 pounds!

Place	Angler 1	Angler 2	# Bass	Pounds	Winnings	Points
1	Robert Rush	Bruce Johnston	5	22.44	$2,000.00	172.44
2	Jonathan Brockwell	Steven Cash	5	21.90	$700.00	170.90
3	Scott Pennington	Ken McDonald	5	17.85	$400.00	165.85
4	Michael Coomes	Ryan Grey	5	17.61	$300.00	164.61
5	Jeff Marks	Chris Watkins	5	16.65	$232.00	162.65
6	William Hatton	Ronnie Atkins	5	16.09		161.09
7	Chris Clement	Greg Duke	5	15.83		158.83
8	Reid Stuart	Bradley Hayes	5	15.80		158.80
9	Mike Pirtle	Ernie Heckford	5	15.66		157.66
10	Greg Musgrove	Stanley Brantley	5	15.53		156.53
11	JR Grubb *	Frank Fulmer *	5	15.46		155.46
12	Robert Adkins	David Cameron	5	15.39		154.39
13	Rusty Linares	Patrick Chapman	5	15.28		153.28
14	Steve Johnson	Stephen Johnson	5	14.99		151.99
15	AJ Morgan	Gary Roberts	5	14.83		150.83
16	Zachary Oden	Trevor Rodgers	5	13.25		148.25
17	Justin Young	Beaver Smith	5	12.97		146.97
18	Billy Burchfield	Tony Harris	5	12.70		145.70
19	Jeff Gregory	Matt Jones	5	12.62		144.62
20	Calvin Lusby	Joe Rainwater	4	12.22		143.22
21	Daryl Stapp	Jeff Patterson	5	12.07		142.07
22	John Tilbury	Tanner Caldwell	5	11.82		140.82
23	Bo Martin	Joe Smith	4	10.53		138.53
24	Brandon Wooten	Brandon Johnston	3	9.38		136.38
25	Timothy Powell	Cole Cantrell	3	9.32		135.32
26	Wilbert Jackson	Amy Freeland	4	9.27		134.27
27	Philip Starks	Terry King	2	9.24		133.24
28	Dakotah Pennington	Ben Bryan	0	0.00		61.50
28	Kevin Cromwell	Ran Caldwell	0	0.00		61.50
28	Jesse Lochala	Klent wallace	0	0.00		61.50

Place	Big Bass		Pounds	Winnings
1	Philip Starks	Terry King	7.67	$250.00
2	Jonathan Brockwell	Steven Cash	6.33	$0.00

	Statistics
	Entries -	30
	Number Limits -	21
	Number Zeros -	3
	Bass Weighed -	125
	Bass Released -	124
	Total Pounds -	386.70
	Avg. Bass In Boat -	4.2
	Avg. Lbs. In Boat -	12.89
	Avg. Bass Size -	3.09
	Total Payout -	$3,882.00

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Joseph Orozco & Beau Allen Win Wild West Bass Trail CAL Team event on Lake Berryessa with over 26 pounds!

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Walker & Wiggins win Bremen Marine Tournament with over 13 pounds!

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Brad & Daniel Padgett win Tennessee Team Trail Event on Watts Bar with over 23 pounds!

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Congratulations to Brad and Daniel Padgett for bringing in the biggest bag of the day at 23.08 lbs. Billy Norris and Josh Norris brought in a 20 lbs bag for second and Dale Pelfrey and Jonathan Bowling round out the top 3. We had 216 boats go out of 4 different ramps and everyone worked great to make it a success. We paid 90 places all the way down to 6.71 lbs. We also paid 25 Ranger/Triton/Nitro Contingency places. Mike Wolfenbarger and Steve Miracle brought in the big fish of the day with a 7.49 monster large mouth. Watts Bar really can bring in some good fish! We weighed a total of 438 fish for 1313.35 lbs with 100% live release. Thank you to all the anglers for being with us and now let's get ready for Loudon!

March 23, 2019 – Watts Bar Lake

Place	Team	Fish	Wgt	Pen	Bonus	B/F	TotWgt	Pts
1	BRAD PADGETT-DANIEL PADGETT	5/5	23.08				23.08	200.00
2	BILLY NORRIS-JOSH NORRIS	5/5	20.00				20.00	199.00
3	DALE PELFREY-JONATHON BOWLING	5/5	19.81				19.81	198.00
4	CARL POST-JEREMY HARRISON	5/5	18.88				18.88	197.00
5	CHASE HENLEY-MICHAEL VANOSDALE	5/5	18.43				18.43	196.00
6	JOHNNY DAKE-DUSTY FUGATE	5/5	18.25				18.25	195.00
7	JIM EDMONDSON-JAMES DIAL	5/5	18.18			4.66	18.18	194.00
8	MICHAEL FICKEY-JAMIE LAWSON	5/5	17.25			5.16	17.25	193.00
9	SETH JOLLEY-DON CARR	5/5	17.06				17.06	192.00
10	DERRICK BLAKE-GAVIN DANIELS	5/5	16.51				16.51	191.00
11	RODNEY CRADDOCK-CHAD WADDELL	5/5	16.48				16.48	190.00
12	TED RIDLEY-JAMES BENTLEY	5/5	16.44				16.44	189.00
13	BRIAN SCATES-STANLEY MCLEMORE	4/4	16.36				16.36	188.00
14	DEWAYNE WILSON-CORY OWNBY	5/5	16.26				16.26	187.00
15	J.P. BIONDO-DARIN BLEDSOE	5/5	15.98				15.98	186.00
16	*CALEB EAKENS->RYAN DALTON	5/5	15.72				15.72	185.00
17	GREG MOORE-TERRELL HENDREN	5/5	15.69				15.69	184.00
18	BRIAN YARBROUGH-WENDELL COOPER	5/5	15.49				15.49	183.00
19	LEE LANDS-HARLEY DAVIS	4/4	15.30				15.30	182.00
20	*ROGER ODELL->TROY ODELL	5/5	15.19				15.19	181.00
21	CODY BURKHART-TRAVIS ANDERSON	5/5	15.12				15.12	180.00
22	MICHAEL PATTERSON-HOUSTON KRESS	4/4	15.01			6.20	15.01	179.00
23	JOE TALLENT-PERRY HULL	5/5	14.95				14.95	178.00
24	STEPHEN LOVEDAY-DANIEL LOVEDAY	5/5	14.92			5.06	14.92	177.00
25	JAMES HEADRICK-BRADLEY HEADRICK	5/5	14.88				14.88	176.00
26	DERRICK STAFFORD-CHRIS WILLIS	3/3	14.76			6.18	14.76	175.00
27	JAMES HUTCHESON-SHAWN STRADER	5/5	14.63				14.63	174.00
28	TONY MORTON-JOSH CUPP	5/5	14.40				14.40	173.00
29	TOMMY BROWN-SPENCER BROWN	5/5	14.31				14.31	172.00
30	GLENN CARTER-JAMES L. WATTS	5/5	14.25				14.25	171.00
31	DEREK- TN TURNER-MICHAEL HEMBREE	5/5	14.07				14.07	170.00
32	RUFUS JOHNSON IV-CRAIG BREWER	5/5	13.60				13.60	169.00
33	MATT BURGESS-LARRY KELLEY	5/5	13.47				13.47	168.00
34	RANDY OLIVER-LARRY MINNICK	5/5	13.32				13.32	167.00
35	DON MCCURDY-NANCY MCCURDY	5/5	13.25				13.25	166.00
36	LEA MASHBURN-JACOB MASHBURN	4/4	13.20				13.20	165.00
37	ROBERT ROCHE-MIKE MILES	5/5	12.94				12.94	164.00
38	JACOB HAIRRELL-JERRETH BAIN	5/5	12.85				12.85	163.00
39	*CHRIS BUSWELL->MICHAEL TACKETT	5/5	12.77				12.77	162.00
40	KENDALE ROACH-KOLEMAN ROACH	5/5	12.71			4.89	12.71	161.00
41	*KEVIN ROACH->JEREMY HOLLINGFIELD	3/3	12.55				12.55	160.00
42	JAMES BULLARD-JONATHAN BULLARD	4/4	12.39				12.39	159.00
43	*DANNY CRASS->MARK STANDRIDGE	4/4	12.18				12.18	158.00
44	BRIAN BEELER-CHAD BEELER	4/4	11.94				11.94	157.00
45	DEREK-KY TURNER-JOHN MILES	4/4	11.86				11.86	156.00
46	*ANDREW BRACKETT->REECE PLEMONS	5/5	11.85				11.85	155.00
47	WAYNE NORMAN-TIM PETREY	3/3	11.82				11.82	154.00
48	DUSTIN FRANKLIN-ROB BOWERS	4/4	11.77				11.77	153.00
49	BRENT THARPE-JOHNNY THARPE	5/5	11.35				11.35	152.00
50	DOUG PLEMONS-JAMES NUCKOLS	5/5	10.97				10.97	151.00
51	JON WRIGHT-BEN PARKER	3/3	10.83				10.83	150.00
52	NICK WELCH-VIC WELCH	3/3	10.79				10.79	149.00
53	TIMOTHY TIPTON-RALPH THOMAS	5/5	10.67				10.67	148.00
54	*RANDY MCKEE->JASON POTTER	5/5	10.63				10.63	147.00
55	ANDY HUMPHREYS-HOYAL HUMPHREYS	3/3	10.62				10.62	146.00
56	TOM HELTON-JEFF KNIGHT	4/4	10.49				10.49	145.00
57	*M. BRAD GRAVES->RICK WHITSON	4/4	10.48				10.48	144.00
58	MIKE WALL-FREDERICK CASTO	3/3	10.26				10.26	143.00
59	JASON UNDERWOOD-DONALD DUNCAN	3/3	10.23				10.23	142.00
60	MICHAEL ROBERTS-GREGORY JOHNSON	3/3	10.01				10.01	141.00
60	MARTY WHITEHEAD-BRENT BUTLER	3/3	10.01				10.01	141.00
62	MIKE PILKEY-PAUL PILKEY	2/2	9.99				9.99	139.00
63	CHRIS CARDEN-JAMES MANLEY	3/3	9.94				9.94	138.00
64	TIM WACKER-NO PARTNER	4/4	9.90				9.90	137.00
65	JAMES GANN-THOMAS GANN	4/4	9.76				9.76	136.00
66	ZACH DUNCAN-BRANDON MALONE	3/3	9.73				9.73	135.00
66	CODY GREEN-TOM SPANGLER	4/4	9.73				9.73	135.00
68	BRIAN HARVEY-MARK MAULDIN	4/4	9.62				9.62	133.00
69	TONY WILSON-KENT SMITH	3/3	9.09			5.04	9.09	132.00
70	JORDAN BURDETTE-MICHAEL BURDETTE	2/2	8.76			6.02	8.76	131.00
71	*MICHAEL MCGEE->TODD MALLICOAT	3/3	8.69				8.69	130.00
72	JEFF GRAVES-DAVID BUFF	3/3	8.44				8.44	129.00
73	PRESTON CRAIG-JOSH SHARP	3/3	8.33				8.33	128.00
74	DAVID MILLER-BILLY PERKINS JR	4/4	8.26				8.26	127.00
75	DOUGLAS BUTZINE-JOSHUA TRENT	3/3	8.23				8.23	126.00
76	CHARLIE LANE-TODD HEMBREE	3/3	8.01				8.01	125.00
77	BRUCE BUSH-MELVIN JR PARTIN	3/3	7.95				7.95	124.00
78	*LARRY ROLEN->TRAVIS WILLIAMS	2/2	7.92				7.92	123.00
79	WILBUR CURTIS-BRYANT AILOR	2/2	7.80				7.80	122.00
80	JAKE LEE-DALTON PRICE	2/2	7.75				7.75	121.00
81	TOMMY DEVANEY-SAM BALDWIN	3/3	7.64				7.64	120.00
82	MIKE WOLFENBARGER-STEVE MIRACLE	1/1	7.49			* 7.49	7.49	119.00
83	RODNEY BEELER-MATTHEW BEELER	2/2	7.23				7.23	118.00
83	LYNN GREEN-SHANE ROLLER	3/3	7.23				7.23	118.00
85	ANOTHONY NEWPORT-NOAH NEWPORT	2/2	7.06				7.06	116.00
86	MIKE THOMPSON-JIMBO HARRIS	3/3	6.95				6.95	115.00
87	BRAD NAPIER-DENNIS NAPIER	2/2	6.93				6.93	114.00
87	DAN RUNYAN-MICHAEL POWERS	3/3	6.93				6.93	114.00
89	>DAVID KELLEY-*EDWARD NEWELL	3/3	6.76				6.76	112.00
90	DAVID PRESLEY-TOBY STEELE	2/2	6.71			4.35	6.71	111.00
91	JAMES BAKER-COREY WILLIAMS	2/2	6.62				6.62	110.00
92	KEN MOORE-JEFF ALLEN	3/3	6.59				6.59	109.00
93	JEFF WALKER-LARRY GRIFFITH	2/2	6.46				6.46	108.00
94	DONNIE SLIGER-CHAD GREEN	3/3	6.43				6.43	107.00
95	JAMIE NORRIS-BO SMITH	2/2	6.30				6.30	106.00
96	RANDY BROWN-JAMES (2) GOODIN	2/2	6.19				6.19	105.00
97	TROY REDWINE-KOLBY REDWINE	3/3	6.07				6.07	104.00
98	CARL PRATER-JERRETT PIERCE	3/3	5.84				5.84	103.00
99	MIKE KINSER-RYAN KINSER	1/1	5.82			5.82	5.82	102.00
100	ROGER JONES-DAVID KING	2/2	5.80				5.80	101.00
101	STEVE REDMOND-JIMMY CRUM	2/2	5.63				5.63	100.00
102	BOYD BRUMFIELD-COREY COOK	4/4	5.62				5.62	99.00
103	RICHARD MOORE-ANDREW SMITH	2/2	5.52				5.52	98.00
104	KEVIN EDWARDS-STAN HACKWORTH	2/2	5.37				5.37	97.00
105	RONALD ELLIS-JOSEPH ELLIS	2/2	5.35				5.35	96.00
106	CHRIS VANOSDALE-KEITH IDDINS	2/2	5.22				5.22	95.00
107	CLIFTON BRADLEY-DEVIN HARRIS	3/3	5.20				5.20	94.00
108	JOSH GARDNER-RYAN JOHNSON	2/2	5.08				5.08	93.00
109	JOHN FRENCH-STACEY NEWBERRY	1/1	5.00			5.00	5.00	92.00
110	BRAD STAPLETON-KENNETH STAPLETON	2/2	4.90				4.90	91.00
111	JASON PALMER-WAYMON COX	2/2	4.65				4.65	90.00
112	TAVIN NAPIER-JON DAILEY	2/2	4.63				4.63	89.00
112	PATRICK TURNER-BRIAN TURNER	1/1	4.63			4.63	4.63	89.00
114	RYAN POPE-CHRISTIAN SMITH	1/1	4.62			4.62	4.62	87.00
115	RICKY ROBINSON-RICKY ROBINSON JR	4/4	4.55				4.55	86.00
116	CASEY MAJNI-STEVEN HUNLEY	2/2	4.51				4.51	85.00
117	BRAD MUSGRAVE-RON MUSGRAVE	2/2	4.47				4.47	84.00
118	TIM HOSKINS-NO PARTNER	1/1	4.37			4.37	4.37	83.00
119	ALAN PARKER-AARON PARKER	1/1	4.03			4.03	4.03	82.00
120	STEVEN HARRISON-WES LEMONS	1/1	3.67			3.67	3.67	81.00
121	RYAN INKELBARGER-JAKE GARDNER	1/1	3.61			3.61	3.61	80.00
121	CHRIS TAYLOR-MIKE TAYLOR	1/1	3.61			3.61	3.61	80.00
123	*KYLE BLAIR->JAMES STOLLINGS	1/1	3.56			3.56	3.56	78.00
124	GRIFFIN HEFFINGTON-THAD SIMERLY	1/1	3.39			3.39	3.39	77.00
125	RUSSELL MURPHY-MIKE LAWSON	1/1	3.35			3.35	3.35	76.00
126	RONNIE TAYLOR-TROY MELTON	1/1	2.99			2.99	2.99	75.00
127	JOE SCEALF-BRANDON HARRIS	1/1	2.77			2.77	2.77	74.00
128	JOE ZALEWSKI-TRACY HARP	1/1	2.74			2.74	2.74	73.00
129	*JACK DUNAWAY->MATTHEW STOMBAUGH	1/1	2.58			2.58	2.58	72.00
130	DEWAYNE ALLISON-THOMAS ALLMER	1/1	2.54			2.54	2.54	71.00
131	DEWEY SHEPHERD-FREDDIE SHEPHERD	1/1	2.51			2.51	2.51	70.00
132	JAMES HOLSENBACK-DOUGLAS CARPENTER	1/1	2.48			2.48	2.48	69.00
133	KEVIN TODD-MIKE LYKE	1/1	2.47			2.47	2.47	68.00
134	TYLER FARR-JOSH DAVIS	1/1	2.39			2.39	2.39	67.00
135	WILL VANETTEN-SCOTT WALLACE	1/1	2.35			2.35	2.35	66.00
136	MICHAEL COLE-TONY MAYLE	1/1	2.32			2.32	2.32	65.00
137	ZACK WOLLARD-BEN NAILL	1/1	2.17			2.17	2.17	64.00
138	JOHN GILLEY-J.T. GILLEY	1/1	2.15			2.15	2.15	63.00
139	*TEDDIE SCALF->JUSTIN SCALF	1/1	2.06			2.06	2.06	62.00
140	BILLY BOYD-FOY ELKINS	1/1	2.05			2.05	2.05	61.00
141	CODY DISON-KEITH DISON	1/1	1.82			1.82	1.82	60.00
142	JAY ADAIR-JAMIE ROOP	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	*GAVIN AINSLIE->BRIAN AINSLIE	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	DAVID ALBRIGHT-TANNER HERNDON	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	JOHN AMOS-DOUG BENTON	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	RYAN ARMES-AMANDA ARMES	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	HUNTER BAILEY-MICHAEL WOODS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	TIM BANDY-JEFF MCPHERSON	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	>ROBERT WATSON-*DUSTIN WEAVER	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	WADE BEST-DALE BEST	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	ZANE BOWEN-JUSTIN SELVIDGE	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	MATT BROWN-ANTHONY BROWN	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	BRAD BROWN-CRAIG SMITH	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	CLAY CISSON-RUSS CISSON	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	DERRICK CLARK-LYNN KING	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	BRIAN COOPER-JOSEPH BRAKEBILL	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	WES CRAGER-SCOTT PITTMAN	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	CHRIS CUSIC-JAMES ELKINS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	JOHN DAGLEY-LOGAN BUNCH	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	BRAD EARLY-BRAD VINEYARD	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	DAVID ECON-MICHAEL D JENKINS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	SHANE ENIX-STEPHEN YEARY	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	RICK ETHERTON-FREDDIE WALKER	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	JASON FORSGREN-DAVID COLLINS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	DEWAYNE FOUST-JONATHAN PHILLIPS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	BO GOODIN-BILL DUNN	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	JEREMY GRIFFITH-JOEY GRIFFITH	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	RYAN GRUBB-MARK GRUBB	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	ROBERT HELTON-ERIC EVANS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	*JR HENARD->CRAIG POWERS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	FRANK HODGE-RICK EVANS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	GARAN HORNER-CHAD HENSLEY	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	MARCUS JACKSON-JEFFREY MOORE	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	TROY JONES-DENTON JONES	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	MATT KAGLEY-PHIL SKOFIELD	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	BRIAN KING-DOUG YOUNCE	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	MICKEY LASH-LOGAN TAYLOR	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	TIMOTHY LEE-JEFF RUSSELL	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	NIK LEEVER-COLBY PARTIN	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	RYAN LETT-SCOTT HIGGINS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	GARY LIGHT-WILLIAM WYRICK	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	MATT LINTON-NO PARTNER	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	KENT LODARI-TROY BIGELOW	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	*DAN LONG->TOM WALKER	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	MARK MADISON-JOHN ELY	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	GREG MCDAVID-JEREMY SWANSON	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	WES MCLOUD-MIKE EDWARDS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	TYLER MEREDITH-MACKIE MEREDITH	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	*TODD NIDIFFER->BILLY WHEAT	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	DAVE NORMAN-CURTIS NORMAN	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	JASON ODELL-SETH ROBINSON	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	GRADY OHARA-SAYWER OHARA	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	KEN PERFECT-ANDY MCKINLEY	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	KEITH PHILLIPS-ROGER PHILLIPS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	ANTHONY REVIS-JAMES BURCHARD	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	RYAN ROGERS-BILL GARNER	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	*JEFFREY RUSSELL->JONATHAN RUSSELL	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	ALLEN SHELDON-DUSTIN MAYTON	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	*SHANE SLOAN->LEN SLOAN	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	TIM SMILEY-BOBBY CHAMBERS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	SCOTT SMITH-GREG DANNELS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	ROBBIE SNOW-CLIFF ROWLAND	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	PAUL SWEET-RUSS POPE	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	ALLEN TADLOCK-BILL BOLLINGER	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	LUKE TAYLOR-KEVIN TAYLOR	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	*JAMES TIPTON->DAVID BURKHART	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	DARRELL WAGES-JIM SPALDING	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	ADAM WALDEN-ANDY POE	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	JOEL WHEELON-TIM WHEELON	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	ALLEN WHITE-RICHARD PLOWMAN	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	GARY WHITMORE-DILLON MCKINNEY	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	RONALD WHITTED-FELIX FUGATE	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	WYATT WILSON-HEATH LEWIS	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	SCOTT WINCHESTER-KURT HOPE	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	SAM WINTER-AUSTIN WINTER	0/0	0.00				0.00
142	TRAVIS WORMSLEY-JOHN CARROLL	0/0	0.00				0.00

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Allen & David Farman win Fisher of Men NC Central Event on Kerr Lake with over 18 pounds!

Place	Team	Members	# Fish	Big Fish	Gross	Penalty	Net Wt	Points
1	18793	David Farman Allen Farman	5	5.34	18.92	0	18.92	200

2	22500	Travis Watson Brian Benish	5	5.67	17.6	0	17.6	199

3	18943	Jeremy Moody Lucas Lobaugh	5	4.6	16.81	0	16.81	198

4	22364	Matthew Parker Ronnie Pope	5	5.01	16.55	0	16.55	197

5	21449	Wayne Sheppard Tony Fox	5	0	16.55	0	16.55	196

6	19201	Lonnie Whitfield Phillip Smith	5	0	16.29	0	16.29	195

7	21413	Joey Hackett D J Farman	5	0	15.67	0	15.67	194

8	17418	Scott Freeman Connor Freeman	3	5.8	14.66	0	14.66	193

9	21615	Joel Lloyd Derek Lindaman	5	5.04	14.61	0	14.61	192

10	24200	Jimmy Jones Joseph Hall	5	0	14.54	0	14.54	191

11	22896	Rich McWhirter Sam Westbrook	5	4.4	14.41	0	14.41	140

12	24181	Chuck Morton Chris Morton	5	0	14.02	0	14.02	189

13	21500	Ross Oliver Brad Cook	5	4.57	13.78	0	13.78	188

14	22740	Byron Whitfield Dustin Long	4	0	12.72	0	12.72	187

15	24158	Dan Glosson Chris Glosson	5	0	12.43	0	12.43	136

16	24182	Jackson Hudson Mark Glover	5	0	12.13	0	12.13	185

17	22498	Larry Bostic Robert Mayton	5	0	11.86	0	11.86	184

18	23111	Lonnie Fox Alan Revels	5	0	11.8	0	11.8	183

19	24183	Bobby Carter Craig Hall	5	0	11.61	0	11.61	182

20	22366	Roger Clary Justin Rhew	5	0	11.27	0	11.27	181

21	19141	Matt Priode Len Priode	3	4.68	10.38	0	10.38	180

22	15260	Timothy Covington Nick Covington	3	5.04	9.95	0	9.95	129

23	22542	Jonathan Jones Bryson Peed	4	0	9.59	0	9.59	178

24	24154	Scott Haigler Adam Bass	4	0	9.58	0	9.58	127

25	21906	Derek Bowden Matthew Little	5	0	8.82	0	8.82	176

26	24198	Anthony Yarborough Robert Cook	2	5.77	8.58	0	8.58	175

27	17417	Jesse Wise Dale Morgan	3	0	6.74	0	6.74	174

28	14805	Robbie Kennon Ross Kennon	3	0	6.36	0	6.36	173

29	1196	Jay Knott Dale Baggett	3	0	5.39	0	5.39	172

30	1194	Steve Hatley Michael Hatley	3	0	5.23	0	5.23	171

31	12108	Claiborn Cox Michael Carden	2	0	4.42	0	4.42	170

32	24199	Mark Cannon Wes House	2	0	4.41	0	4.41	169

33	18904	Randy Strickland Bryan Mister	2	0	4.38	0	4.38	168

34	16068	Tony Barham Terry Hobbs	5	0	16.3	12	4.3	167

35	19567	David Hackney Kyle Hackney	2	0	4.22	0	4.22	166

36	24159	Curtis Vaughn Mike Sipple	1	3.8	3.8	0	3.8	165

37	24155	Alan Laws Drew Lumpkin	1	3.57	3.57	0	3.57	164

38	24157	Terry Smith Kirby Guinn	2	0	3.36	0	3.36	163

39	24190	Jeff Hodges Jeff Hodges	1	2.56	2.56	0	2.56	162

40	17392	Charles Campbell Chad Martin	1	2.21	2.21	0	2.21	161

41	15939	Howard Fisher Quentin Ramseur	1	2.19	2.19	0	2.19	160

42	8446	Derrick Johnson Carlton Johnson	1	2.09	2.09	0	2.09	159

43	23992	James Dunlap Robert Layne	1	1.71	1.71	0	1.71	158

44	24180	Gilbert Sanford Charles Blackburn	1	1.52	1.52	0	1.52	157

45	17400	Joey Davis Larry Stevens	0	0	0	0	0	156

46	18948	Maury Turner Luke Turner	0	0	0	0	0	156

47	22361	Horace Mason Val Sorensen	0	0	0	0	0	156

48	24156	Danny Wicker Alan Haigh	0	0	0	0	0	156

by AnglersChannel

Phillip & Steven Isley Win Fishers of Men Tournament on Norfork with over 14 pounds!

Place	Team	Members	# Fish	Big Fish	Gross	Penalty	Net Wt	Points
1	23951	Phillip Isley Stephen Isley	5	3.66	14.56	0	14.56	200

2	22701	Eddie Bean Ethan Bean	5	3.37	10.45	0	10.45	199

3	22824	T. Le Billy Littleton	5	0	9.01	0	9.01	198

4	23855	Joe Kaiser Victor Holt	5	3	8.66	0	8.66	197

5	23952	arthur fortin Caleb Cline	5	0	8.2	0	8.2	196

6	23950	Justin Keister Jason Mathews	3	0	6.28	0	6.28	195

7	23989	Blake Rhein Mark Courter	3	0	4.7	0	4.7	194

8	22515	Lucas Madison Jeremy Hardin	2	3.44	4.28	0	4.28	193

9	23854	Daniel Ward Carter Kaiser	2	0	3.56	0	3.56	192

10	22789	Kenny Gipson Ty Hannaford	1	0	1.83	0	1.83	191

11	24133	clarence Ethridge Tom Ethridge	0	0	0	0	0	190

by AnglersChannel

Matt and Bob Coughlin take Fishers of Men Win on Cherokee with 13.11 pounds.

Place	Team	Members	# Fish	Big Fish	Gross	Penalty	Net Wt	Points
1	24139	Matt Coughlin Bob Coughlin	5	3.49	13.11	0	13.11	200

2	1121	Michael Smith Brian Jordan	5	0	11.36	0	11.36	199

3	1100	Kenny Bishop Ed Kyte	3	4.26	8.78	0	8.78	198

4	23374	Trinity Cawood Bill Humbard	3	4.36	8.71	0	8.71	197

5	22961	Ken Sexton Ray Sexton	3	0	7.71	0	7.71	196

6	23852	Bobby Cardwell Michael Cantrell	2	0	7.67	0	7.67	195

7	15074	Benjamin Boggs Bobby Boggs	2	4.7	6.45	0	6.45	194

8	1117	Paul Rogers Rod Garrett	2	3.11	5.94	0	5.94	193

9	18712	Chris Sexton Mason Sexton	2	0	4.68	0	4.68	192

10	22616	Eugene Randolph George Galyon Jr.	1	3.2	3.2	0	3.2	191

11	17891	Jeremiah Pruitt Don Rose	1	0	2.77	0	2.77	191

12	1118	Jeff Beach William Maggard	1	0	2.44	0	2.44	190

13	15906	Chester Wooton Tim Vanover	1	0	2.26	0	2.26	189

14	23841	Ronny Jones Bailey Fain	0	0	0	0	0	188

15	21523	George Headdon Rick Ellis	0	0	0	0	0	188

16	3869	Greg Cope Donnie Wormsley	0	0	0	0	0	188

17	21525	Nathan Crisp Jason Holder	0	0	0	0	0	188

18	22557	William Freeman Michael Melton	0	0	0	0	0	188

19	15003	Tim Leonard Tom Leonard	0	0	0	0	0	188

20	12123	John Long Karen Taylor	0	0	0	0	0	188

21	21829	Calvin Murphy Steve Terry	0	0	0	0	0	188

22	24202	Gary Pilkenton	0	0	0	0	0	188

23	23896	Robert Satterfield Rebecca Satterfield	0	0	0	0	0	188

24	23858	Jason White David Burgess	0	0	0	0	0	188

25	23853	Cory Stuart Trey Utter	0	0	0	0	0	188

26	24203	Tate Rice Robert Banks	0	0	0	0	0	188

27	8490	Randall White Randall White II	0	0	0	0	0	138

28	23893	Dustin Bailey Jeff Rogers	0	0	0	0	0	138

by AnglersChannel

Father/Son Team of Braxton & Jason Hopper Win Fishers of Men Alabama Central Legacy Tournament!

Alabama Central’s first Legacy meeting for the 2019 season was held at Wind Creek State Park. Our participants and families enjoyed a hot dog meal as they listened to a devotional on being different. There were 58 people present to enjoy the feast and hear the gospel!

As usual for Lake Martin, the weather did not cooperate. Our teams were greeted with cold and windy weather and then warm windy weather as the day progressed. However, spirits were high! Our youth anglers were eager to get out on the water. Alabama Central has a 3 fish limit for our Legacy teams. All nineteen teams brought a limit to the scales. 100% of the fish were released alive. A total of fifty-seven fish were weighed in for a total of 104.54 pounds. First place and first bonus bucks went to the father/so team of Hopper/Hopper with 87.68 lbs. Second place and second bonus bucks went to father/son team of Luster/Luster with 7.34 lbs. Third place and third Bonus Bucks went to the team father/son team of Hallman/Hallman with 7.18 lbs. Fourth place went to the team of Hilyer/Hilyer with 6.99 lbs. Fifth place including a 3.23 big fish went to the team of Strock/Markham with 6.89 lbs. Rounding out our winners at sixth place was the team of Bertarelli/Turner with 6.00 lbs.

“Do not be conformed any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind” Romans 12:2

“We look forward to seeing everyone May 18th at Swift Creek. Come fish the Alabama River with us with us!

Place	Team	Members	# Fish	Big Fish	Gross	Penalty	Net Wt	Points
1	12856	Braxton Hopper Jason Hopper	3	3.03	7.68	0	7.68	200

2	24143	Scott Luster Jordan Luster	3	2.79	7.34	0	7.34	199

3	22724	Ford Hallman William Hallman, Jr	3	2.89	7.18	0	7.18	198

4	22742	Anden Hilyer Noah Hilyer	3	2.7	6.99	0	6.99	197

5	21402	Tyler Strock Michael Markham	3	3.23	6.89	0	6.89	196

6	24197	Landon Bertarelli Austin Turner	3	0	6	0	6	195

7	24196	Boyd Hodge Hunter Allen	3	2.69	5.95	0	5.95	194

8	22723	Hunter Griggs Joseph Griggs	3	2.2	5.79	0	5.79	193

9	24195	Barry Isbell Jackson Isbell	3	0	5.67	0	5.67	192

10	21407	Paul Vaccaro Hunter Vaccaro	3	0	5.27	0	5.27	191

11	21947	Buck Brackin Guage Williams	3	2.4	4.97	0	4.97	190

12	24134	Colton Bassett Ruston Bassett	3	0	4.9	0	4.9	189

13	22726	Kendall Jennings Harvey Starling	3	0	4.8	0	4.8	188

14	24194	Heath Rolling Lane Rolling	3	0	4.64	0	4.64	187

15	22722	Easton Varon Darrin Gibson	3	0	4.45	0	4.45	186

16	18816	Madison Drinnon Steve Drinnon	3	0	4.39	0	4.39	185

17	21465	Rick Jacobs John Luke Colvin	3	0	4.23	0	4.23	184

18	24149	Andy Leslie TJ Leslie	3	0	3.91	0	3.91	183

19	24136	William Cole Grayson Cole	3	0	3.49	0	3.49	182

by AnglersChannel

Waynick and McCauley Win Fishers of Men Low Country event on Santee with over 27 pounds! Take home $4425 for the win!

Courtesy of Fishers of Men - FOMNTT.com

The second stop of the SC Lowcountry Division kicked off Saturday morning with anglers grumbling about how tough Santee was fishing. Unlike what usually happens today they were actually telling the truth as only 9 five fish limits crossed the stage. But it's still Santee and someone will always find a way to catch a good bag. Cold nights and strong north winds turned around what many anglers had dreamed about, Big Fat Females flooding the shallows as is typical on Santee in March. Still the top 4 teams all crossed the 24 lb mark.

Leading the pack was the team of Brent Waynick and Emmett McCauley who brought 27.04 lbs to the scales anchored by 2 almost 7 lbers. For their efforts they took home $4425. Coming in second was the team of Dane Odom and Don Smith who had a limit of 5 lbers totalling 25.54 lbs. They took home $1250 which included 1st in the Berkley Cast for Cash incentive. In third was the always tough team of Mke Watson and Craig McFadden who brought 25.12 lbs to the scales earning them $710. Finishing 4th was Lex Costas who had to fish alone as Xan was too sick to fish. He still brought 24.06 to the scales. Hope your feeling better Xan. Missed seeing you. Rounding out the top 5 was Joseph Blanding and Freddie Gamble who had 21.84 lbs.

Ken Ellis and Chuck Howard had the days Big Fish a 8.45 lb beauty.

After our anglers weighed in they were treated to Hot dogs and drinks by Summerton Baptist Church and heard a challenging message from Billy Carlisle. Thanks to all of those that had a hand in feeding some hungy anglers.

Come join us April 20th on Lake Murray and take your shot at the guaranteed $4000 First Prize

Place	Team	Members	# Fish	Big Fish	Gross	Penalty	Net Wt	Points
1	24152	Brent Waynick Emmit McCauley	5	6.91	27.04	0	27.04	200

2	24146	Donovan Smith Dane Odom	5	0	25.54	0	25.54	199

3	18001	Mike Watson Craig McFadden	5	0	25.12	0	25.12	198

4	13586	Lex Costas Xan Costas	5	0	24.06	0	24.06	381

5	24147	Joseph Blanding Freddie Gamble	5	5.28	21.84	0	21.84	196

6	18917	Chuck Howard Ken Ellis	5	8.45	19.21	0	19.21	195

7	24145	Lonnie Jones Robert Clark	5	0	18.24	0	18.24	194

8	13522	Rusty Bair William Dixon	5	7.27	15.92	0	15.92	193

9	22924	Elliott Lynam Jason Morse	5	0	14.93	0	14.93	192

10	4689	Trey Phillips Cary Robinson	4	0	14.15	0	14.15	191

11	21077	Doug Wooldridge Edward Coto	2	6.97	11.9	0	11.9	190

12	18915	Jonathan Brindle David Grooms	3	0	11.44	0	11.44	139

13	18681	Bobby Gibbs Donald Pendarvis	4	0	10.99	0	10.99	188

14	23819	Kevin Richbourg Michael Williams	3	0	10.95	0	10.95	187

15	23828	Jason Fulmer Donnie Harper	2	7.15	10.3	0	10.3	136

16	24153	Michael Shelor	2	0	9.74	0	9.74	185

17	23749	Skip Young william Young JR	3	0	9.51	0	9.51	184

18	18922	Freddie Gibbs Clark Gibbs	2	0	8.22	0	8.22	133

19	14608	Errol Duckett Jimmy Leshock	3	0	7.89	0	7.89	182

20	22433	Thad Driggers Steven Walker	2	0	7.36	0	7.36	181

21	553	Bernie Dreher CB Dreher	2	0	6.82	0	6.82	180

22	21058	Justin Marlowe Jordan Marlowe	1	6.58	6.58	0	6.58	179

23	6846	George Berry Sean Anderson	1	5.7	5.7	0	5.7	178

24	18693	Tripp Fryar Reagan Fryar	2	0	5	0	5	177

25	23746	Bryan Miller John Byrd III	1	4.76	4.76	0	4.76	176

26	17183	Larry Turner Larry Turner	1	4.49	4.49	0	4.49	175

27	18633	Barry Odom Marshall French	2	0	3.63	0	3.63	174

28	18689	Maurice Sauls Robbie Amos	1	2.97	2.97	0	2.97	173

29	23745	Tim Chadwick Sandy Oliver	1	1.7	1.7	0	1.7	172

30	339	Wayne Frierson Ronald Mueller	0	0	0	0	0	171

31	1438	Gary Elsey Mark Hutson	0	0	0	0	0	121

32	18623	Phillip Hawkins Bill Foxworth	0	0	0	0	0	171

33	18826	Larry Avins Joe Avin	0	0	0	0	0	121

34	22435	Sam Hopkins John Mathews	0	0	0	0	0	171

35	23743	Cody Conner Brandon Crenshaw	0	0	0	0	0	171

36	23761	Jeff Smith Anthony Smith	0	0	0	0	0	121

37	23829	Chris Marshall Scott Willis	0	0	0	0	0	171

38	23747	Jason Miles Andy Rutledge	0	0	0	0	0	171

39	23816	Christopher Rose Orry Grubbs	0	0	0	0	0	121

40	24144	Robert Price Rob Price	0	0	0	0	0	171

41	24148	Bryan Cook Koby Harvey	0	0	0	0	0	121

42	24150	David Murdaugh william Bond	0	0	0	0	0	121

43	24151	Dave Murdock Steven Pizzino	0	0	0	0	0	121

44	22429	Roger Player Johnny Player	0	0	0	0	0	171

45	23286	Jesse Williams Ryan Steen	0	0	0	0	0	121

46	23836	Travis England Blake bostic	0	0	0	0	0	121

47	24175	Horace Scott Horace Scott Jr	0	0	0	0	0	121

48	24178	Will Timmons Chris Crawford	0	0	0	0	0	121

49	23807	Keith Britt Jerry Montjoy	0	0	0	0	0	171

50	24191	Eddie Paul Ed Paul	0	0	0	0	0	171

51	24192	Eddie Burgess Easton Burgess	0	0	0	0	0	121

52	24193	Nick Gant Casey Warren	0	0	0	0	0	121

by AnglersChannel

Damien Willis and Tyler Kiker Win 2019 Alabama Bass Trail Wheeler Lake

by Dan O'Sullivan

March 23, 2019 - Jasper, Ala. - The one thing a tournament angler does not
want heading into a big event is change. Changes in conditions can take a
sure thing fishing pattern, and in the matter of an afternoon can turn it
into a crap shoot.

That is the situation that Alabama Bass Trail Northern Division anglers
faced when they arrived for takeoff Saturday morning. With the region being
pummeled by constant rain over the past several weeks, the Tennessee River
had been running strong with high volume, dirty water. Over the past week,
the current flows slowed by more than half, and the system started to clear.

In those conditions, savvy anglers make adjustments, and when the moves are
right, they can reconnect with their prey. The team of Damien Willis and
Tyler Kiker did precisely that on Saturday. Their adjustments resulted in a
winning, mixed bag stringer of smallmouth and largemouth that weighed 22.70
pounds to claim victory, and the $10,000 winning purse at the ABT Wheeler
Lake event.

The pair said they found their fish a week prior, and had to adjust to
clearing water. "We found a ditch in practice that we caught a couple
really good ones in on Sunday; we caught them on crankbaits," they reported.
"We got there today, and the water had cleared, so we switched to finesse
swimbaits to catch our fish early, then filled in a couple through the
afternoon on the crankbaits; we had a great day."

The lures they chose were a shad colored Keitech 2.8 Swing Impact swimbait
thrown on a jighead, and washed with the current, and they filled in a few
keepers on a "crawdad colored Rapala DT10 crankbait.

They were understandably please with the outcome. "It's been a couple of
years since we fish ABT, and to win one of these is a great accomplishment,"
they said. "We couldn't be happier, or prouder with how this day turned
out."

The second place team of Blake Hall and Triston Crowder led for most of the
weigh-in, before getting edged out by the winners. Their 21.98-pound limit
of smallmouth and spotted bass was good enough for the runner-up spot, and
the $5,000 purse. They reported catching their fish on upriver current
breaks with "OxyContin Scottsboro Tackle Company swimbaits on 1/2-ounce
jigheads.

Their response to the outcome was somewhat muted. "It's hard to put
together a strong day in tough conditions and get beaten by less than a
pound," they said. "We did everything we could today, and even went looking
for a kicker largemouth in the afternoon; it just didn't happen for us.
It's a good day, but a tough outcome, we'll just have to move forward."

The team of Lance Whitaker and Jeremy Briscoe finished the day in third
place; taking home $4,000 with 21.98 pounds. Their creel was anchored by a
6.44-pound smallmouth bass that earned the $500 Mountain Dew Big Bass bonus
as the largest fish of the tournament.

The Top 10 Standings are below, for complete standings, visit:
https://www.alabamabasstrail.org/tournament-series/wl-results/

Place

Team

Weight

Big Fish

Winnings

Damien Willis / Tyler Kiker

22.70

5.34

$10,000

Blake Hall / Triston Crowder

21.98

5.70

$5,000

Lance Whitaker / Jeremy Briscoe

21.18

6.44

$4,000

Joel Green / Jody Evans

19.83

5.71

$3,000

Logan Johnson / Jeremy Christian

18.21

5.65

$2,000

David Kyle / Scott Callahan

17.78

5.14

$1,500

Craig Daniel / Jackie Flack

17.35

$1,100

Sam Long / Jason Atkins

17.01

4.61

$1,100

Michael Lane / Jason Jones

16.60

$1,100

Michael Hood / Randy Wiggins

15.87

5.46

$1,100

by AnglersChannel

Grand Valley State Duo Wins Bassmaster College Series Event On Smith Lake

Lucas Murphy and Mitchell Gunn of Grand Valley State University win the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series at Smith Lake presented by Bass Pro Shops out of Cullman, Ala., with a three-day total of 52 pounds, 7 ounces.

Photo by Chris Mitchell/B.A.S.S.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

March 23, 2019

CULLMAN, Ala. — When the Smith Lake bass began transitioning into spawning stage earlier this week, many of the teams competing in the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series tournament presented by Bass Pro Shops switched their fishing tactics hoping to keep pace.

Lucas Murphy and Mitchell Gunn of Michigan’s Grand Valley State University, however, stuck to their original plan, which was to throw swimbaits underneath docks hoping to land prespawn spotted bass.

It was a risky move, especially as the weather steadily grew warmer and bass headed for the shorelines to spawn. But Murphy and Gunn were consistent through all three days of the tournament, and that was enough to win on this 21,000-acre fishery here in north central Alabama.

The duo caught 15 bass in three days for a total weight of 52 pounds, 7 ounces. They were in second place heading into Saturday’s final day of fishing, but an 18-2 limit vaulted them past Day 2 leaders JT Russell and Porter James of the University of Montevallo, which is located about 90 minutes south of Smith Lake.

The Grand Valley State team was a bit stunned to win the event. Their aim was only to qualify for the College Series Championship, which they failed to do following a poor showing on North Carolina’s Lake Norman last month in the first college event of 2019.

“The goal was to get 15 (pounds a day here), which we figured would be good enough to do get us into nationals,” Murphy said. “But we had absolutely no idea it would be enough to win it. So this is completely surprising.”

Ten of the 12 tandems competing Saturday caught a five-bass limit, which highlighted how active Smith Lake became as practice days gave way to competition. Some anglers suspected the super moon on Wednesday had a positive effect on the bass bite.

Whatever was happening, it worried Murphy and Gunn.

“We were keeping an eye on the water temperature,” Murphy said. “It kept getting cold at night, which excited us, but then the water would warm up close to 60 during the day. It made us think they wouldn’t stay under those docks eating. We were catching them in water anywhere from 56 to 59 (degrees.)”

Murphy and Gunn seized the Day 1 lead with an 18-13 limit, but fell to second on Friday when they caught a 15-8 limit. Russell and James stormed to the top of the leaderboard with a 20-9 limit that day, which was the second heaviest total of the tournament. The Grand Valley State duo bounced back on Saturday, however, when Russell and James struggled and only put 10-10 in their livewell.

“We missed a few chances today,” Russell said after his team fell to third overall. “We missed three fish and they all were at least three pounds.”

Murphy and Gunn took advantage. They used spinning rods to swim 3.3-inch and 3.8-inch Keitech baits in 5 feet of water underneath docks. Tennessee shad, pro blue and bluegill flash were all effective color patterns, they said.

The other key was covering nearly every inch of Smith Lake’s 21,000 acres.

“I don’t think we took the lifejackets off much,” Gunn said. “We’d fish for a minute, catch one, then move on.”

This was Murphy’s second win in a Bassmaster College Series event. He teamed with Nolan Hitt to win the Eastern Regional last May on Cherokee Lake in Tennessee.

Exactly 250 teams began the tournament on Thursday and 12 survived the cut to fish on Saturday.
Trailing Murphy and Gunn were, second place, Derek Freeman/Caleb Allgood, Clemson, 49-9; third, Russell/James, Montevallo (Ala.), 49-4; fourth, Aaron Denny/Williams Mathews, Grand Valley State, 47-7; and fifth, Trevor McKinney/Ethan Jones, McKendree (Ill.), 45-15.

The dozen teams that fished Saturday split a pool of $8,500 cash for their respective school bass fishing programs. Murphy and Gunn won the top prize of $2,500 for Grand Valley State.

Seventy-four different schools and 28 states were represented in the full field. The Top 25 teams in the tournament standings after Friday’s weigh-in automatically qualified for the Bassmaster College Series Championship, which will be held later this year on a yet to be disclosed fishery.

Murphy and Gunn won the tournament, but it was another Grand Valley State duo that weighed the Nitro Bass Pro Big Bag of the Tournament. Denny and Mathews caught a 21-4 limit on Saturday to take the honors. Russell and James had the Carhartt Big Bass, a 6-7 largemouth that anchored their bag on Friday.

The tournament was hosted by the Cullman Area Chamber of Commerce

Carhartt Bassmaster College Series at Smith Lake presented by Bass Pro Shops 3/21/2019 - 3/23/2019 Smith Lake - Smith Lake Park - Cullman, AL

Place	Name	Total Fish / Weight	Day 1 Fish / Weight	Day 2 Fish / Weight	Day 3 Fish / Weight
1	Lucas Murphy - Mitchell Gunn Grand Valley State University	15 / 52 - 7	5 / 18 - 13	5 / 15 - 8	5 / 18 - 2
2	Derek Freeman - Caleb Allgood Clemson University	15 / 49 - 9	5 / 14 - 11	5 / 16 - 10	5 / 18 - 4
3	J T Russell - Porter James University of Montevallo	15 / 49 - 4	5 / 18 - 1	5 / 20 - 9	5 / 10 - 10
4	Aaron Denny - William Mathews Grand Valley State University	15 / 47 - 7	5 / 11 - 11	5 / 14 - 8	5 / 21 - 4
5	Trevor McKinney - Ethan Jones McKendree University	15 / 45 - 15	5 / 17 - 1	5 / 14 - 15	5 / 13 - 15
6	Dax Ewart - KJ Queen Bethel University	15 / 44 - 5	5 / 13 - 14	5 / 13 - 14	5 / 16 - 9
7	Nolan Minor - Casey Lanier West Virginia University	15 / 41 - 14	5 / 14 - 3	5 / 13 - 0	5 / 14 - 11
8	Jason Felter - Joseph McClosky Bethel University	15 / 40 - 15	5 / 14 - 14	5 / 12 - 10	5 / 13 - 7
9	Trevor St. John - Bailey Fain Bryan College	15 / 39 - 11	5 / 13 - 8	5 / 13 - 3	5 / 13 - 0
10	Cal Culpepper - Mason Waddell University of Montevallo	13 / 38 - 10	5 / 9 - 11	5 / 20 - 5	3 / 8 - 10
11	Joshua Gruen - Riley Blair University of Wisconsin- Platteville	15 / 36 - 15	5 / 11 - 12	5 / 15 - 0	5 / 10 - 3
12	Luke Lamb - Wilson Smith Bethel University	12 / 31 - 13	5 / 15 - 15	5 / 11 - 7	2 / 4 - 7

by AnglersChannel

VONORE’S BUTLER WINS COSTA FLW SERIES TOURNAMENT ON LAKE CHICKAMAUGA PRESENTED BY T-H MARINE

Anchored by a 37-pound limit of bass on Day Two – the fifth-largest weighed in Costa FLW Series history – pro angler Brent Butler wins at Lake Chickamauga

DAYTON, Tenn. (March 23, 2019) – Fishing in his sixth event with Fishing League Worldwide (FLW), pro Brent Butler of Vonore, Tennessee, caught a five-bass limit Saturday weighing 16 pounds, 11 ounces, to win the Costa FLW Series at Lake Chickamauga presented by T-H Marine. Butler’s three-day total of 15 bass weighing 68 pounds, 8 ounces, was enough to earn him the victory at the Southeastern Division tournament and a check for $45,800.

In route to victory, Butler posted an above-average start to the tournament Thursday, catching 14 pounds of bass to sit in 40^thplace. He said he put together his limit fishing shallow bars and shell beds mid-lake, with a ½-ounce, chrome-colored Strike King Red Eye Shad crankbait.

Heading into Friday, Butler said he knew he needed more weight to have a shot at winning. He switched patterns completely, fishing seven new areas near major creek mouths, and produced a 37-pound, 5-ounce haul – the fifth-largest limit in FLW Series history.

“All I was catching [Thursday] was buck bass, and with 14 [pounds] and change, I knew I needed to swing for the fences,” said Butler, who earned his first win in FLW competition. “I started looking for staging areas for both prespawn and postspawn females. I went offshore, and honestly, I got my timing down and saw what the bait was doing – how it was hanging out off of ledges and things of that nature. I just kept paying attention to it and the wind direction and I would occasionally see them on the graph and knew they were in the area. They were following gizzard shad. I sat in 30 feet and caught them out of 15 feet of water.

“I think they were heading in [prespawn], but the two big ones – two 10-plus pounders – were postspawn,” continued Butler. “I caught them almost on back-to-back casts.”

Butler said he had seven bites Friday. He said he used a custom Super G Lures umbrella rig with 4.3-inch, shad-colored Keitech swimbaits to catch three of the monster limit and a chartreuse and shad-colored Lucky Craft Flash Pointer 100 jerkbait for the other two.

On Saturday, Butler didn’t catch nearly as much weight as he did Friday, but was able to put together the right bites at the end of the day.

“I ran those areas again today, and I saw the bait down in the creek and river channels. I only saw one school of gizzard shad come up under my graph in 15 of water and I could see two [bass] following it, but I couldn’t get them to cooperate. That was the only school I saw out of all those areas.”

With only one small bass in the boat at 1 [p.m.], Butler again made a change, running 32 miles to fish shallow ledges with stumps between the Highway 60 bridge and Mud Creek. He caught a couple more fish on the umbrella rig, one on the Red Eye Shad and three on the Lucky Craft jerkbait.

The top 10 pros on Lake Chickamauga finished:

1^st: Brent Butler, Vonore, Tenn., 15 bass, 68-8, $45,800

2^nd: Bryan Thrift, Shelby, N.C., 15 bass, 63-0, $17,200

3^rd: Derek Hicks, Rocky Face, Ga., 15 bass, 61-0, $12,850

4^th: Cody Nichols, Fayette, Ala., 15 bass, 57-11, $10,750

5^th: David Gaston, Sylacauga, Tenn., 15 bass, 53-13, $9,750

6^th: Rusty White, Harrison, Tenn., 10 bass, 52-10, $8,675

7^th: Dustin Evans, Eads, Tenn., 15 bass, 49-8, $7,300

8^th: Brandon Stanley, Johnson City, Tenn., 12 bass, 48-12, $6,300

9^th: Buddy Gross, Chickamauga, Ga., 14 bass, 48-3, $5,300

10^th: Steve Stanfill, Dawsonville, Ga., 10 bass, 38-14, $4,200

A complete list of results will be posted at FLWFishing.com.

One of Butler’s giants on Friday weighed 11 pounds, 10 ounces, and was the biggest of the tournament in the Pro Division. For his catch, Butler also earned the day’s Boater Big Bass award of $300.

Scott Ostmann of Cincinnati, Ohio, won the Co-angler Division with a three-day total catch of 15 bass weighing 54 pounds, 12 ounces. For his win, Ostmann took home a prize package including a Ranger Z175 with a 115-horsepower outboard motor and $5,000.

The top 10 co-anglers on Lake Chickamauga finished:

1^st: Scott Ostmann, Cincinnati, Ohio, 15 bass, 54-12, $32,800

2^nd: Doug Iorio II, Kennerdell, Pa., 14 bass, 41-15, $5,375

3^rd: Kevin Gordon, Aiken, S.C., 12 bass, 40-9, $4,350

4^th: Alan Hults, Gautier, Miss., 13 bass, 38-14, $3,900

5^th: Josh Womack, Gallatin, Tenn., 14 bass, 35-8, $3,150

6^th: Don Lewis, Jacksonville, Fla., 10 bass, 32-15, $2,650

7^th: Michael Leach, The Woodlands, Texas, 10 bass, 32-0, $2,150

8^th: Stephen Kocell, Waxhaw, N.C., nine bass, 25-15, $1,925

9^th: Josh Lockard, Somerset, Ky., 10 bass, 22-10, $1,530

10^th: Tony Prince, Pulaski, Tenn., nine bass, 22-7, $1,290

Scott Towry of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, caught the biggest bass of the tournament in the Co-angler Division Friday, a behemoth largemouth weighing 11 pounds, 2 ounces. For his catch, Towry earned the day’s Co-angler Big Bass award of $200.

The Costa FLW Series on Lake Chickamauga presented by T-H Marine was hosted by Fish Dayton. It was the second of three Southeastern Division tournaments of the 2019 regular season. The next tournament for FLW Series anglers will be the Costa FLW Series at Kentucky Lake presented by Lowrance, held April 4 - 6 in Gilbertsville, Kentucky. For a complete schedule, visit FLWFishing.com.

The Costa FLW Series consists of five U.S. divisions – Central, Northern, Southeastern, Southwestern and Western – along with the International division. Each U.S. division consists of three regular-season tournaments with competitors vying for valuable points that could earn them the opportunity to compete in the season-ending Costa FLW Series Championship. The 2019 Costa FLW Series Championship is being held Oct. 31 – Nov. 2 on Lake Cumberland in Burnside, Kentucky.

For complete details and updated information visit FLWFishing.com. For regular updates, photos, tournament news and more, follow the Costa FLW Series on FLW’s social media outlets at Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

by AnglersChannel

Butler moves from 40th to First with 37-5 Limit in Costa on Chickamauga!!!!

Courtesy of FLW

March 22, 2019 by Justin Onslow

Day two of the Costa FLW Series presented by T-H Marine on Lake Chickamauga was fairly humdrum until Brent Butler walked to the weigh-in stage. Weighing in 37 pounds, 5 ounces, Butler rocketed up from 40th to first with a 51-13 total, and made his mark on the record books in the process. Though the top four one-day catches of all-time in the Costa FLW Series are all from Falcon Lake, the Vonore, Tenn., angler is now fifth on the list, and the first to put a lake outside of Florida, California or Texas in the top 10.

Heaviest one-day catches in Costa FLW Series history

1	Keith Combs	41-1	Falcon Lake	1/7-1/9/10
2	Richard Cathey	39-1	Falcon Lake	1/15-1/17/09
3	Joe Don Setina	38-14	Falcon Lake	1/15-1/17/09
4	Michael Yoder	38-4	Falcon Lake	1/7-1/9/10
5	Brent Butler	37-5	Lake Chickamauga	3/21-3/23/19
6	Mike Andrews	36-3	California Delta	5/14-5/17/08
7	Larry Peacher	35-12	Falcon Lake	1/15-1/17/09
8	Brandon Medlock	35-7	Lake Okeechobee	1/19 - 1/21/12
	Steve Sapp	35-7	California Delta	5/3-5/6/06
10	Bob Ramsdell	34-13	Falcon Lake	1/9-1/11/08

Going into the final day, Butler will have a 5-6 lead over day-one leader Rusty White. That seems like a good margin, but Butler himself showed no lead is comfortable on Chickamauga.

Complete results

Top five patterns

“To be honest with you, I was trying to [crack 40] because these guys here, man…” says Butler. “I went out today swinging for the fences. I knew I had ground to make up. Like [day-one leader Rusty White], he had 28. If he busts another 28 or 30 or what I had, it’d be way out there. I thought I needed to catch all I can catch. I just swung for the fence and fished big-fish holes just looking for five big bites.”

Those bites came, and they came often. Butler’s largest fish, which he caught on an Alabama rig, came in just shy of 12 pounds.

“I thought it was a rockfish,” he explains. “I was like, ‘man it’s a rockfish,’ and then I caught a glimpse of it and I thought it was a drum, and then as it got up closer I was like, ‘it’s a largemouth and it’s a giant.

“I thought it might weigh more than 11, but my scales, the clip wouldn’t fit on it.”

Brent Butler

Surprisingly – or unsurprisingly for a guy who fishes Chickamauga a lot – that’s not the biggest bass Butler has caught on the famed Tennessee River fishery. He previously caught a 12-7 on Chick, where he fishes a lot of team tournaments.

While Butler has weighed 36-plus bags in team tournaments on Chick (and five total over 30 pounds), 37-5 is easily his biggest solo stringer to date. Day two of this tournament was a good time to do it.

Butler may have a little luck rolling over from his last Costa FLW Series finish on Chick. The last time around, in 2017, he took fifth place with a 41-1 two-day total. He says he used some of that $11,000 in winnings to pay his entry fee to fish this event. He’s been saving that money for just such an occasion.

Brent Butler

Coming anywhere close to replicating his day-two performance on Saturday will be a tall task for Butler, though. Conditions on the lake have changed drastically each day, with water rising, current settling and the sun doing just about everything but what anglers want it to do. It’s been so inconsistent that Butler completely scrapped everything he found in practice and “just fished” the last two days.

“Everything is changing,” he explains. “I had a good practice. Everything I found in practice, it’s gone. I just went fishing. Every time you have a high-pressure system, I kind of know what it does to them here.

“I went from fishing the banks and shallow bars and all that to just offshore. That’s how I love to catch them – offshore.”

Butler is on a pattern, and it’s working well enough that he doesn’t want to give anything away. He does admit, though, that he’s working just two baits: an Alabama rig and a jerkbait, which he calls his “one-two punch.”

The spots Butler has been fishing are areas in which fish are cycling through to spawn. He has multiple spots – 15 he didn’t even run on day two – and his three best produced all his big fish on Friday. But, as the last two days have shown, everything can change in less than a day.

“I’m just going to go fishing,” he repeats. “That’s all I’m going to do, just like today. I scrapped everything I found in practice and went fishing.”

One more day of “just fishing” and Butler will be hoisting the first-place trophy on Saturday.

Top 10 pros

1. Brent Butler – Vonore, Tenn. – 51-13 (10)

2. Rusty White – Harrison, Tenn. – 46-7 (8)

3. Brandon Stanley – Johnson City, Tenn. – 43-15 (10)

4. Derek Hicks – Rocky Face, Ga. – 41-4 (10)

5. Bryan Thrift – Shelby, N.C. – 40-1 (10)

6. Steve Stanfill – Dawsonville, Ga. – 38-14 (10)

7. Cody Nichols – Fayette, Ala. – 38-12 (10)

8. David Gaston – Sylacauga, Ala. – 37-6 (10)

9. Dustin Evans – Eads, Tenn. – 36-13 (10)

10. Buddy Gross – Chickamauga, Ga. – 35-14 (9)

Complete results

Scott Ostmann

OSTMANN MOVES INTO CO-ANGLER LEAD

Co-angler leader Scott Ostmann hauled in an 8-pound, 14-ounce monster largemouth to bolster his 22-8 bag on day two and pull into the lead with an impressive 37-3 total.

Despite fishing different conditions in a different area with a different boater than on day one, Ostmann was able to find and catch some quality fish with just one bait – a bait he’s remaining tight-lipped about until after the event.

Ostmann and his boater, Frank Clark (12-9 on day two), spent much of the day targeting fish on current breaks in the mid-lake area of the main lake. Sticking with that one bait, he “milked it all day” and made the most of the fish Clark put him on.

“He put me on fish and it was great,” says Ostmann. “This is my fourth time down here. I fished the Costa here two years ago and didn’t do very well. This is a little redemption trip for me.”

With a sizeable lead heading into the final day of competition – and only nine other co-anglers to compete with – that redemption trip could prove to be much more for the Cincinnati, Ohio native.

Top 10 co-anglers

1. Scott Ostmann – Cincinnati, Ohio – 37-3 (10)

2. Michael Leach – The Woodlands, Texas – 29-7 (9)

3. Doug Iorio II – Kennerdell, Pa. – 29-5 (10)

4. Captain Don Lewis – Jacksonville, Fla. – 27-6 (8)

5. Kevin Gordon – Aiken, S.C. – 26-13 (8)

6. Stephen Kocell – Waxhaw, N.C. – 23-13 (8)

7. Josh Lockhard – Somerset, Ky. – 22-10 (10)

8. Tony Prince – Pulaski, Tenn. – 22-7 (9)

9. Alan Hults – Gautier, Miss. – 21-15 (8)

10. Josh Womack – Gallatin, Tenn. – 21-12 (9)

Complete results

by AnglersChannel

Alabama Team Moves Into Lead In Bassmaster College Series Shootout On Smith Lake

JT Russell and Porter James of the University of Montevallo take the lead on Day 2 of the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series at Smith Lake presented by Bass Pro Shops out of Cullman, Ala., with a two-day total of 38 pounds, 10 ounces.
Photo by Chris Brown/B.A.S.S.

March 22, 2019

CULLMAN, Ala. — JT Russell and Porter James aren’t catching many bass on Lewis Smith Lake this week during the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series tournament presented by Bass Pro Shops.

But the duo from the University of Montevallo (Ala.) is proving that success must be judged by the quality, and not necessarily the quantity, of the catch.

Russell and James caught a five-bass limit today that weighed a tournament-high 20 pounds, 9 ounces, which gave them a two-day total of 38-10 and more than a 4-pound cushion over the other 11 duos that survived today’s cut from 249 to 12 teams.

It’s a fairly remarkable total, given that Russell and James only caught seven keeper bass today. They had a similar output Thursday, on Day 1 of the tournament, when they weighed an 18-1 limit despite going more than three hours before catching their first bass.

“It’s not like we’re catching a bunch,” Russell said. “We’re having to work for everything we get. But it’s worked out so far because, when we get bit, it’s generally been a big one.”

Smith Lake is just more than an hour’s drive north of Montevallo, so Russell and James are familiar with the fishery. They apparently haven’t found a honey hole of note, however, as they’ve crisscrossed the 21,000-acre lake numerous times in search of the best bites.

Russell said he and James are “junk fishing,” and they had as many as 15 rods on the deck at one point today. That’s fitting, given that many anglers report having to change fishing techniques at least once as Smith Lake bass apparently are beginning to spawn.

Today, Russell caught the biggest bass of the event so far — a 6-7 largemouth that leads the Carhartt Big Bass standings. That fish followed a 6-pound largemouth James boated on Thursday. They’ve caught two of the tournament’s three heaviest bass.

“That big one today bit about 5 feet from the boat,” Russell said. “I set the hook, and all I could do then was scream, ‘Get the net!’ I ended up boat flipping it because it was right there before I even knew it.”

After catching a mixed bag of spotted and largemouth bass Thursday, Russell and James caught all largemouth today. Feeling no lead is big enough, the Montevallo tandem said they plan to go for broke on the third and final day of the tournament.

“We’re at the point that it’s either zero or hero,” James said. “We’re going to swing for the fences.”

Day 1 leaders Lucas Murphy and Mitchell Gunn of Michigan’s Grand Valley State University dropped to second place overall with a 34-5 two-day total. They held a 12-ounce lead on Russell and James Thursday, but fell behind with a 15-8 limit on Friday.

Trevor McKinney and Ethan Jones of McKendree University in Illinois are in third place (32-0 overall;) and Derek Freeman and Caleb Allgood of Clemson University are fourth with 31-5.

Cal Culpepper and Mason Waddell, who also fish for Montevallo, had the second heaviest bag of the day — a 20-5 limit that was anchored by a 6-6 largemouth. That bag vaulted them into fifth place with 30 pounds through two days. They were the biggest movers of the day after being in 97th place following Thursday’s weigh-in.

Rounding out the Top 12 teams that will fish Saturday are, Dax Ewart/KJ Queen, Bethel University, Tenn., sixth with 27-12; Jason Felter/Joseph McClosky, Bethel University, seventh with 27-8; Luke Lamb/Wilson Smith, Bethel University, eighth with 27-6; Nolan Minor/Casey Lanier, West Virginia, ninth with 27-3; Joshua Gruen/Riley Blair, University of Wisconsin-Platteville, 10th with 26-12; Trevor St. John/Bailey Fain, Bryan College, Tenn., 11th with 26-11; and Aaron Denny/Williams Mathews, Grand Valley State, 12th with 26-3.

The 12 remaining teams will take off from Smith Lake Park at 7 a.m. Saturday. Teams will check in at the park at 3 p.m. with final weigh-in taking place at nearby Wallace State Community College. Live coverage will begin at approximately 3:45 p.m. on Bassmaster.com.

The dozen remaining teams will split a pool of $8,500 cash for their respective bass fishing teams. The winning duo will earn $2,500 for their school’s squad.

Teams from 74 different schools and 28 states began the tournament Thursday. The Top 25 teams in the tournament standings after today automatically qualified for the Bassmaster College Series Championship, which will be held this year on a fishery to be disclosed later.

Carhartt Bassmaster College Series at Smith Lake presented by Bass Pro Shops 3/21/2019 - 3/23/2019 Smith Lake - Smith Lake Park - Cullman, AL

Place Name Total
Fish / Weight Day 1
Fish / Weight Day 2
Fish / Weight
1 J T Russell - Porter James
University of Montevallo 10 / 38 - 10 5 / 18 - 1 5 / 20 - 9
2 Lucas Murphy - Mitchell Gunn
Grand Valley State University 10 / 34 - 5 5 / 18 - 13 5 / 15 - 8
3 Trevor McKinney - Ethan Jones
McKendree University 10 / 32 - 0 5 / 17 - 1 5 / 14 - 15
4 Derek Freeman - Caleb Allgood
Clemson University 10 / 31 - 5 5 / 14 - 11 5 / 16 - 10
5 Cal Culpepper - Mason Waddell
University of Montevallo 10 / 30 - 0 5 / 9 - 11 5 / 20 - 5
6 Dax Ewart - KJ Queen
Bethel University 10 / 27 - 12 5 / 13 - 14 5 / 13 - 14
7 Jason Felter - Joseph McClosky
Bethel University 10 / 27 - 8 5 / 14 - 14 5 / 12 - 10
8 Luke Lamb - Wilson Smith
Bethel University 10 / 27 - 6 5 / 15 - 15 5 / 11 - 7
9 Nolan Minor - Casey Lanier
West Virginia University 10 / 27 - 3 5 / 14 - 3 5 / 13 - 0
10 Joshua Gruen - Riley Blair
University of Wisconsin- Platteville 10 / 26 - 12 5 / 11 - 12 5 / 15 - 0
11 Trevor St. John - Bailey Fain
Bryan College 10 / 26 - 11 5 / 13 - 8 5 / 13 - 3
12 Aaron Denny - William Mathews
Grand Valley State University 10 / 26 - 3 5 / 11 - 11 5 / 14 - 8
13 Jared Turnbloom - Thomas Milstead
University of Alabama 10 / 26 - 1 5 / 14 - 7 5 / 11 - 10
14 Miller Spivey - Trey Dickert
University of Montevallo 10 / 25 - 15 5 / 11 - 3 5 / 14 - 12
15 Tristan McCormick - Dakota Pierce
Bethel University 10 / 25 - 11 5 / 13 - 2 5 / 12 - 9
16 Nicholas Inzeo - Nick Montilino
Murray State University 10 / 25 - 10 5 / 13 - 5 5 / 12 - 5
17 JP Kimbrough - Ryan Antee
LSU- Shreveport 10 / 25 - 7 5 / 12 - 3 5 / 13 - 4
18 Logan Parks - Lucas Lindsay
Auburn University 10 / 25 - 4 5 / 12 - 14 5 / 12 - 6
19 Logan Tate - Chase Chastain
Jacksonville State University 10 / 25 - 2 5 / 12 - 8 5 / 12 - 10
20 Liam West - Brady Waits
Clemson University 9 / 25 - 2 5 / 12 - 9 4 / 12 - 9
21 Jacob Louis - Nathan Doty
McKendree University 10 / 25 - 1 5 / 14 - 4 5 / 10 - 13
22 Thad Simerly - Ethan Shaw
Bryan College 10 / 25 - 0 5 / 14 - 8 5 / 10 - 8
23 Payton Morgan - Heath Alread
Kennesaw State University 10 / 24 - 14 5 / 11 - 8 5 / 13 - 6
24 Grant Ehlenfeldt - Seth Korb
University of Wisconsin- Platteville 10 / 24 - 13 5 / 11 - 3 5 / 13 - 10
25 David Dueland - Cameron Glasscock
University of Montevallo 9 / 24 - 11 5 / 15 - 14 4 / 8 - 13
26 Cole Sands - Conner Dimauro
Bryan College 10 / 24 - 10 5 / 10 - 7 5 / 14 - 3
27 Tyler Price - Preston Kendrick
Bryan College 10 / 24 - 5 5 / 9 - 0 5 / 15 - 5
28 Tyler Lubbat - Harold Wells
University of Alabama 10 / 24 - 3 5 / 10 - 8 5 / 13 - 11
29 Peyton McCord - Cole Burdeshaw
Auburn University 10 / 24 - 1 5 / 12 - 4 5 / 11 - 13
30 Griffin Fernandes - Gunner Wilson
Adrian College 10 / 23 - 15 5 / 11 - 13 5 / 12 - 2
31 Justin Carr - Austin Carr
Illinois State University 10 / 23 - 14 5 / 13 - 5 5 / 10 - 9
32 Brady Harp - Jordan McCaleb
Auburn University 10 / 23 - 12 5 / 10 - 0 5 / 13 - 12
33 Anthony Fazio - Luke Jasper
Illinois State 10 / 23 - 12 5 / 12 - 7 5 / 11 - 5
34 Zeke Gossett - Hayden Bartee
Jacksonville State University 9 / 23 - 7 5 / 14 - 3 4 / 9 - 4
35 Jake Lee - Dalton Price
Bryan College 10 / 23 - 4 5 / 12 - 8 5 / 10 - 12
36 Parker Nesbit - Joe Bardill
Murray State University 9 / 23 - 3 5 / 13 - 11 4 / 9 - 8
37 Dillon Bryant - Dustin Wagner
Patrick Henry Community College 10 / 23 - 3 5 / 10 - 8 5 / 12 - 11
38 Blake Albertson - Boris Moskoff
Murray State University 10 / 23 - 2 5 / 13 - 6 5 / 9 - 12
39 Cameron Simmons - Dexter Flick
Oklahoma State University 8 / 22 - 15 5 / 14 - 7 3 / 8 - 8
40 Zachary Asher - Jacob Klicman
Kent State University 10 / 22 - 13 5 / 13 - 2 5 / 9 - 11
41 Cameron Smith - Cole Breeden
Drury University 9 / 22 - 13 5 / 12 - 12 4 / 10 - 1
42 Taylor Hamburger - Tristen Turley
Oklahoma State University 9 / 22 - 12 4 / 10 - 1 5 / 12 - 11
43 Spencer Guthrie - Ryan Kennedy
Kennesaw State University 10 / 22 - 11 5 / 12 - 14 5 / 9 - 13
44 Robert Moody - Nathaniel Winters
Missouri State University 10 / 22 - 10 5 / 9 - 0 5 / 13 - 10
45 Sean Murphy - William Phillips
Auburn University 9 / 22 - 7 4 / 10 - 15 5 / 11 - 8
46 Brian Linder - Nathan Thompson
Bemidji State 10 / 22 - 4 5 / 9 - 7 5 / 12 - 13
47 Jacob Griffin - Will Schibig
Tennessee Tech 9 / 22 - 3 4 / 7 - 12 5 / 14 - 7
48 Justin Barnes - Adam Carroll
University of Montevallo 9 / 22 - 2 5 / 13 - 12 4 / 8 - 6
49 Trevor Sagrecy - Abby Greynolds
Campbellsville University 8 / 21 - 14 5 / 15 - 0 3 / 6 - 14
50 Rudy Worley - John Nowlin
Blue Mountain College 10 / 21 - 14 5 / 10 - 1 5 / 11 - 13
51 Will Delaney - Hunter Porter
Shelton State Community College 10 / 21 - 14 5 / 10 - 6 5 / 11 - 8
52 Peyton Cox - Dakota Cantrell
Campbellsville University 9 / 21 - 10 4 / 8 - 10 5 / 13 - 0
53 Hunter Bailey - Jr Young
Jacksonville State University 10 / 21 - 10 5 / 11 - 7 5 / 10 - 3
54 Conner Choate - Hunter DeSplinter
University of Wisconsin - Platteville 9 / 21 - 6 5 / 12 - 15 4 / 8 - 7
55 Fisher Overton - Alden Keel Jr
Blue Mountain College 7 / 21 - 4 5 / 16 - 8 2 / 4 - 12
56 Evan Hughes - Ryan Teems
Erskine College 8 / 21 - 4 4 / 11 - 10 4 / 9 - 10
57 Jonnie Koenen - Blake Lawston
U. of Wisconsin Platteville 8 / 21 - 4 4 / 9 - 12 4 / 11 - 8
58 Jack Hippe - Chase Serafin
Adrian College 9 / 21 - 1 4 / 8 - 6 5 / 12 - 11
59 Jarrett Brown - Tyler Harless
University of Montevallo 10 / 20 - 14 5 / 9 - 12 5 / 11 - 2
60 Mason Sapp - Morgan Miracle
Campbellsville University 8 / 20 - 7 5 / 11 - 14 3 / 8 - 9
61 Hunter Stewart - Luke Slaton
University of North Georgia 9 / 20 - 7 5 / 10 - 11 4 / 9 - 12
62 Ryan Winchester - Tyler Black
Bethel University 10 / 20 - 3 5 / 11 - 2 5 / 9 - 1
63 Scotty Yunke - Adam Jusinio
Jeff State Community College 9 / 20 - 1 5 / 9 - 9 4 / 10 - 8
64 Anthony Vintson - Brandon Mathews
Auburn University 9 / 20 - 0 4 / 8 - 11 5 / 11 - 5
65 Chris Lasley - Logan Coleman
University of Kentucky 8 / 19 - 14 3 / 5 - 13 5 / 14 - 1
66 Joseph Lacy - Breanna Wyatt
Faulkner University 9 / 19 - 14 4 / 7 - 15 5 / 11 - 15
67 Wyatt Reid - Gehrig DeFronzo
Erskine College 7 / 19 - 13 5 / 16 - 4 2 / 3 - 9
68 Nicholas Moore - Jacob Harris
Southeast Missouri State University 9 / 19 - 12 4 / 8 - 12 5 / 11 - 0
69 Landon Smith - Jordan Thompson
Calhoun Community College 9 / 19 - 10 5 / 10 - 5 4 / 9 - 5
70 Griffin Heffington - Mason Cizek
Bryan College 8 / 19 - 8 5 / 13 - 0 3 / 6 - 8
71 Robert Cruvellier - Preston Hatz
Auburn University 9 / 19 - 5 4 / 9 - 1 5 / 10 - 4
72 Mason Huey - Conner Crosby
Southern Union State Community College 7 / 19 - 3 4 / 13 - 15 3 / 5 - 4
73 Jesse Dodson - Lucas Harrison
University of Kentucky 9 / 19 - 2 5 / 11 - 10 4 / 7 - 8
74 Lee Mattox - Mitchell Naler
University of Alabama 7 / 19 - 0 5 / 13 - 13 2 / 5 - 3
75 Jarred Jones - Devin Mobbs
Jacksonville State University 9 / 18 - 15 5 / 9 - 9 4 / 9 - 6
76 Austin Phillips - Samuel Scott
Arkansas Tech University 8 / 18 - 14 5 / 12 - 3 3 / 6 - 11
77 Hunter Sales - Tristan Stalsworth
Carson-Newman University 10 / 18 - 12 5 / 9 - 5 5 / 9 - 7
77 Benjamin Statly - Grant Gallagher
Adrian College 10 / 18 - 12 5 / 9 - 5 5 / 9 - 7
79 John Garrett - Kyle Palmer
Bethel University 7 / 18 - 6 2 / 5 - 0 5 / 13 - 6
80 Caiden Sinclair - Shawn Potwardowski
University of Alabama 6 / 18 - 4 1 / 2 - 8 5 / 15 - 12
81 Gilliam Tharpe - Jacob Moore
North Carolina State University 9 / 18 - 3 4 / 9 - 10 5 / 8 - 9
82 Brad Ableman - Seth Roberts
Bethel University 6 / 17 - 14 4 / 12 - 3 2 / 5 - 11
83 Robert Gee - Grayson Perkins
University of Tennessee 8 / 17 - 13 3 / 5 - 7 5 / 12 - 6
84 William Martin - Jack Baron
University of Montevallo 8 / 17 - 13 3 / 7 - 3 5 / 10 - 10
85 Colton Breeding - Lee Hale
Tennessee Tech University 6 / 17 - 12 1 / 3 - 7 5 / 14 - 5
86 Carter McNeil - Cole Floyd
Bethel University 8 / 17 - 12 3 / 8 - 3 5 / 9 - 9
87 Hunter Scharphorn - Tanner Johnson
Lake Superior State University 9 / 17 - 12 5 / 9 - 1 4 / 8 - 11
88 Hunter Presley - Caleb Dennis
Central Alabama Comm College 9 / 17 - 11 4 / 7 - 7 5 / 10 - 4
89 Cole Lamb - Tristan Weaver
Arkansas Tech 7 / 17 - 10 4 / 9 - 13 3 / 7 - 13
90 Jordon Leahy - Michal Wolan
University of Alabama 7 / 17 - 9 4 / 11 - 5 3 / 6 - 4
91 Joshua Butts
Wallace State Community College 8 / 17 - 8 5 / 10 - 13 3 / 6 - 11
92 Corey Elliott - Blake Riley
Eastern Kentucky University 8 / 17 - 7 3 / 5 - 7 5 / 12 - 0
93 Cole Hopson - Noah Campbell
Georgia College 8 / 17 - 7 5 / 10 - 15 3 / 6 - 8
94 Ty Cox - Chandler Boman
Blue Mountain College 8 / 17 - 2 5 / 11 - 10 3 / 5 - 8
95 Jake Maddux - Chace Gregory
Southern Union 8 / 17 - 2 3 / 6 - 6 5 / 10 - 12
96 Mitch Moore - Clark Mannas
Texas A&M University 8 / 16 - 15 5 / 11 - 9 3 / 5 - 6
97 Jared Penton - Dustin Pearcy
East Texas Baptist University 7 / 16 - 15 2 / 5 - 8 5 / 11 - 7
98 Chase Clarke - K.D. Sizemore
Auburn University 7 / 16 - 15 5 / 11 - 6 2 / 5 - 9
99 Luke Mason - Justin Lane
University of North Alabama 7 / 16 - 14 5 / 11 - 14 2 / 5 - 0
100 Tyler Vanbrandt - Ben Barrus
Adrian College 7 / 16 - 13 2 / 4 - 13 5 / 12 - 0
101 Chandler Fogg - Austin Goins
Bryan College 8 / 16 - 12 5 / 11 - 14 3 / 4 - 14
102 Josh Hart - Ben Dominque
Clemson University 7 / 16 - 11 2 / 5 - 3 5 / 11 - 8
103 Noah Ziadie - Reese Kingston
Brewton-Parker College 7 / 16 - 8 2 / 5 - 2 5 / 11 - 6
104 Armando Ortiz - Dylan McKee
Auburn University 7 / 16 - 8 3 / 5 - 15 4 / 10 - 9
105 Zeb Holland - Jacob Silver
Western Carolina University 7 / 16 - 7 4 / 9 - 4 3 / 7 - 3
106 Bennett Pierce - Chase Gallaway
Arkansas Tech University 8 / 16 - 6 3 / 6 - 10 5 / 9 - 12
107 Nash Henrichs - Tommy Torkelson
University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point 7 / 16 - 5 5 / 11 - 7 2 / 4 - 14
108 Braden Ketchum
Rochester Institute of Technology 7 / 16 - 5 3 / 5 - 15 4 / 10 - 6
109 Corey Skaggs - Ethan Troutman
University of Louisville 8 / 16 - 4 3 / 6 - 2 5 / 10 - 2
110 Adam White - Cody Stahl
SCAD 7 / 16 - 3 5 / 12 - 12 2 / 3 - 7
111 Garrett Warren - Eric Lampkin
Snead State Community College 7 / 16 - 3 5 / 11 - 8 2 / 4 - 11
112 Andrew Mega - Amren Strigo
UNC-Charlotte 7 / 16 - 3 3 / 8 - 2 4 / 8 - 1
113 Noah Boyett - Hunter Hanby
University of Arkansas 7 / 16 - 2 2 / 4 - 15 5 / 11 - 3
114 Jon Kilpatrick - Connor Caffrey
University of Alabama 8 / 16 - 2 5 / 10 - 10 3 / 5 - 8
115 Mason Moore - Logan Estes
Eastern Kentucky University 8 / 15 - 15 3 / 5 - 2 5 / 10 - 13
116 Andrew Fisher - Bennett Kudder
Bryan College 6 / 15 - 13 3 / 9 - 1 3 / 6 - 12
117 Chris Carroll - Austin Smith
BREWTON-PARKER COLLEGE 8 / 15 - 12 3 / 6 - 1 5 / 9 - 11
118 Josh Worth
Colorado Mesa University 5 / 15 - 11 0 5 / 15 - 11
119 Nathon Portch - Cully Scroggins
Bethel University 7 / 15 - 11 2 / 3 - 13 5 / 11 - 14
120 Dalton Childers - Blake Spradlin
Auburn University 6 / 15 - 10 4 / 7 - 4 2 / 8 - 6
121 Luke Barrett - Tyler Watts
Western Carolina University 7 / 15 - 7 2 / 5 - 1 5 / 10 - 6
122 Nick Ratliff - Bradley Dunagan
Campbellsville University 8 / 15 - 7 3 / 5 - 15 5 / 9 - 8
123 Will Leonard - Jared Page
Kennesaw State University 6 / 15 - 6 1 / 2 - 1 5 / 13 - 5
124 Kopeland Rosser - Cade Holcomb
University of Montevallo 7 / 15 - 5 5 / 11 - 13 2 / 3 - 8
125 Caleb Gibson - Bo Adams
Northeastern State University 7 / 15 - 5 4 / 8 - 2 3 / 7 - 3
126 Landon Nelson - Hunter Brazier
Calhoun Community College 7 / 15 - 4 5 / 11 - 2 2 / 4 - 2
127 Austin Young - Colin Glover
University of North Georgia 7 / 15 - 1 5 / 11 - 12 2 / 3 - 5
128 Louis Monetti
UNC-Charlotte 7 / 15 - 1 4 / 8 - 2 3 / 6 - 15
129 Zach Kronewitter - Ethan Urey
Clemson University 6 / 14 - 14 2 / 5 - 1 4 / 9 - 13
130 Jared Baker - Kyle Jackson
Georgia Southern University 7 / 14 - 12 2 / 3 - 14 5 / 10 - 14
131 Reed Fredrick - Nick Dagel
University of Wisconsin Stevens Point 6 / 14 - 11 2 / 3 - 11 4 / 11 - 0
132 Denver Monteith - Trevor Lay
Trevecca Nazarene University 7 / 14 - 10 4 / 8 - 12 3 / 5 - 14
133 Neal Wisinski - Jesse Pliska
University of Wisconsin Stevens Point 5 / 14 - 8 1 / 2 - 10 4 / 11 - 14
134 Peyton Wates - Mike Cawthon
Auburn University 7 / 14 - 8 5 / 10 - 4 2 / 4 - 4
135 Houston Calvert - Drake Tavel
University of North Alabama 7 / 14 - 5 5 / 9 - 15 2 / 4 - 6
136 Chase Dawson - John Lambert
University of Tennessee 7 / 14 - 4 2 / 4 - 2 5 / 10 - 2
137 Bryce Fowler - Curtis Dillon
East Carolina University 5 / 14 - 3 4 / 12 - 2 1 / 2 - 1
138 Cody Huff - Garrett Enders
Bethel University 7 / 14 - 3 5 / 10 - 6 2 / 3 - 13
139 Trey Schroeder - Tyler Christy
McKendree University 7 / 14 - 3 5 / 10 - 2 2 / 4 - 1
140 Luke Gillund - Jack Kons
Bemidji State University 5 / 14 - 2 1 / 3 - 0 4 / 11 - 2
141 Blake Jackson - Christian Hernandez
McKendree University 7 / 14 - 2 4 / 8 - 7 3 / 5 - 11
142 Weston Hollar - Hunter Ward
University of Montevallo 7 / 13 - 14 5 / 9 - 13 2 / 4 - 1
143 Brady Bowden - Tyler Pennington
Faulkner University 7 / 13 - 13 4 / 8 - 7 3 / 5 - 6
144 Blake Knies - Noah Whalen
University of Evansville 6 / 13 - 10 5 / 11 - 3 1 / 2 - 7
145 Aidan England - Braden Perry
Carson-Newman University 6 / 13 - 10 3 / 5 - 14 3 / 7 - 12
146 Myles Bennett - Blade Parker
Bryan College 6 / 13 - 8 5 / 11 - 2 1 / 2 - 6
147 Zachary Martin - Harbor Lovin
Murray State University 7 / 13 - 3 3 / 5 - 1 4 / 8 - 2
148 Nathan Ragsdale - Justin Sisavath
University of Georgia 6 / 13 - 2 1 / 2 - 14 5 / 10 - 4
149 Jacob Daily - Drew Deloney
University of Alabama 6 / 13 - 2 3 / 6 - 11 3 / 6 - 7
150 Chase Parsons - Lane Frye
Shelton State Community College 5 / 13 - 1 4 / 10 - 8 1 / 2 - 9
151 Tanner Barnes - Ezra Oliver
Campbellsville University 6 / 13 - 1 4 / 9 - 3 2 / 3 - 14
152 Gabe Sanford
Shelton State Community College 5 / 13 - 0 4 / 11 - 2 1 / 1 - 14
153 Nathan Doss - Trey Rieser
University of North Alabama 6 / 12 - 15 1 / 1 - 14 5 / 11 - 1
154 Dakota Ornelas - Andrew Shepard
Missouri State University 6 / 12 - 10 4 / 7 - 10 2 / 5 - 0
155 Cole Amedee - Seth Naquin
Nicholls State University 6 / 12 - 8 4 / 7 - 11 2 / 4 - 13
156 Ryan Nevil - Nathan Wood
Dallas Baptist University 6 / 12 - 4 1 / 2 - 9 5 / 9 - 11
157 Jacob Biram - Rhett Meyer
Oklahoma State University 6 / 12 - 4 3 / 6 - 1 3 / 6 - 3
158 Preston Crowley - Wesley Hall
Shelton State Community College 5 / 12 - 2 5 / 12 - 2 0
159 Tanner Ward - Rory Franks
Kent State University 6 / 12 - 1 5 / 10 - 1 1 / 2 - 0
160 Garrett Guinan - James Haggerty
Kennesaw State University 5 / 12 - 1 2 / 5 - 8 3 / 6 - 9
161 Calvin Landsberg - Cody Coogan
University of Alabama 6 / 12 - 0 4 / 8 - 0 2 / 4 - 0
162 Eric Rasmussen - Bradley Winkel
U. of Wisconsin Platteville 5 / 12 - 0 2 / 5 - 13 3 / 6 - 3
163 Alex Henderson - Zach Manneback
Adrian College 5 / 11 - 12 1 / 2 - 3 4 / 9 - 9
164 Nathan Adams - Will O'Rourke
Murray State University 5 / 11 - 12 2 / 4 - 9 3 / 7 - 3
165 Brett Clark - Cody Ross
East Texas Baptist University 5 / 11 - 10 5 / 11 - 10 0
166 Atom Ward - Gavin Lagle
Indiana University Southeast 5 / 11 - 10 3 / 7 - 0 2 / 4 - 10
167 Matt Baker - Kory England
Arkansas Tech University 5 / 11 - 9 5 / 11 - 9 0
168 Ryleigh Tyson - Abigale Devane
SCAD 5 / 11 - 9 3 / 6 - 1 2 / 5 - 8
169 Michael Chase Owens - Will Monti
North Carolina State University 5 / 11 - 7 5 / 11 - 7 0
170 Matthew Roberts - Richard Cornett
Allice Lloyd College 5 / 11 - 6 5 / 11 - 6 0
171 Jack Rankin - Jacob Welch
Drury University 4 / 11 - 6 1 / 2 - 4 3 / 9 - 2
172 Foster Dubroc - Nathan Hardin
Brewton-Parker College 5 / 11 - 2 3 / 6 - 4 2 / 4 - 14
173 Daniel Kennedy
SCAD 5 / 10 - 11 2 / 4 - 3 3 / 6 - 8
174 Blake Davenport - Steven Corvin
Jefferson State 5 / 10 - 5 5 / 10 - 5 0
175 Ricky Huge - Cordell Beckman
Greenville University 4 / 10 - 2 2 / 5 - 13 2 / 4 - 5
176 Cade Crocker - Grant Rogers
Shelton State Community College 6 / 9 - 13 1 / 2 - 9 5 / 7 - 4
177 Ben Ford - Jeffery Foltz
Augustana College 4 / 9 - 11 3 / 7 - 11 1 / 2 - 0
178 Ryan Wood - Hunter Scott
Dallas Baptist University 5 / 9 - 10 3 / 6 - 0 2 / 3 - 10
179 Zach Clisch - Alec Garrison
U. of Wisconsin Platteville 5 / 9 - 10 2 / 3 - 14 3 / 5 - 12
180 David Brashear - Mitchel Goodin
Georgia Southern University 5 / 9 - 8 2 / 3 - 11 3 / 5 - 13
181 Grayson Wages - Garrett Beem
Kennesaw State University 4 / 9 - 7 1 / 2 - 13 3 / 6 - 10
182 Josh Dugger - Jacob Dugger
Arkansas Tech University 5 / 9 - 2 5 / 9 - 2 0
182 Eli Lubbehusen - Seth Mendel
University of Evansville 5 / 9 - 2 0 5 / 9 - 2
184 Taylor Cox - Jake Buchanan
University of West Georgia 5 / 9 - 2 1 / 1 - 14 4 / 7 - 4
185 Justin Baxley - James Whitacre
Wallace State Community College 5 / 9 - 2 4 / 6 - 11 1 / 2 - 7
186 Abigail Askew - Haley Porter
SCAD 4 / 9 - 2 2 / 4 - 13 2 / 4 - 5
187 Dakota Koepp - Jayden Schmitz
University of Wisconsin- Stephens Point 3 / 8 - 10 0 3 / 8 - 10
188 Jacob Keith - Mason Beatty
East Texas Baptist University 3 / 8 - 8 0 3 / 8 - 8
189 Conner Young - Ryan Richardson
University of Florida 4 / 8 - 7 2 / 3 - 13 2 / 4 - 10
190 Sean Hall - Wyatt Michel
SCAD 4 / 8 - 6 3 / 5 - 9 1 / 2 - 13
191 Jacob Schrimsher - Nathan Wight
Calhoun Community College 4 / 8 - 5 1 / 2 - 12 3 / 5 - 9
192 Kele Maney - Christian Cole
Kennesaw State University 3 / 8 - 2 3 / 8 - 2 0
193 Joseph Bruener - Bailey Bleser
McKendree University 3 / 8 - 2 2 / 4 - 11 1 / 3 - 7
194 Jett Harris - Dalton Dunlap
Brewton Parker College 4 / 8 - 2 2 / 4 - 1 2 / 4 - 1
195 Tanner Metler - Spencer Belcher
Tennessee Tech University 4 / 7 - 15 1 / 2 - 6 3 / 5 - 9
196 Chad Matthews - Jack Martin
Auburn University 4 / 7 - 14 2 / 4 - 6 2 / 3 - 8
197 Dalton Combs - Grant Harris
Drury University 4 / 7 - 13 2 / 3 - 5 2 / 4 - 8
198 Adam Hays - Brent Khusid
University of Flordia 4 / 7 - 13 2 / 4 - 4 2 / 3 - 9
199 Dylan Pugh - Zach Lineberry
Troy University 3 / 7 - 12 3 / 7 - 12 0
200 Zack Phillips - Clayton Boone
Central Alabama Community College 4 / 7 - 10 2 / 3 - 14 2 / 3 - 12
201 Da'kendrick Patterson - Drew Traffanstedt
University of Montevallo 4 / 7 - 8 1 / 1 - 12 3 / 5 - 12
202 Bailey Stover - Chase Christie
University of West Georgia 3 / 7 - 4 1 / 2 - 0 2 / 5 - 4
203 Cody Henderson - Will Spencer
University of North Alabama 3 / 7 - 3 3 / 7 - 3 0
204 Riley Rathbun - Reece Crabtree
Missouri State University 3 / 7 - 2 3 / 7 - 2 0
205 Brock Lederman - Kyle Schwibinger
University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point 3 / 7 - 1 0 3 / 7 - 1
206 Trever Stephens - Evan Wieber
Polk State College 3 / 6 - 15 3 / 6 - 15 0
207 Laura Foshee - Chasten Whitfield
SCAD 3 / 6 - 13 0 3 / 6 - 13
208 Riley Fletcher - Jack Long
Drury University 3 / 6 - 12 1 / 2 - 6 2 / 4 - 6
209 Andrew Kelley - Lane Collier
Central AL Community College 3 / 6 - 11 0 3 / 6 - 11
210 Gavin Clayton - Brad Hamilton
University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point 4 / 6 - 8 4 / 6 - 8 0
211 Logan Calloway - Erik Van Dyke 2 / 6 - 6 0 2 / 6 - 6
212 Chase Farris - Peyton Vinson
University of North Georgia 3 / 6 - 6 1 / 2 - 1 2 / 4 - 5
213 Mary Goode - Dustin Lewis
Brewton-Parker College 3 / 6 - 6 1 / 2 - 2 2 / 4 - 4
214 Justin Mayfield - Caleb Stephenson
Campbellsville University 3 / 6 - 6 1 / 2 - 8 2 / 3 - 14
215 Jordan Hartman - Will Gentry
Murray State University 3 / 6 - 4 3 / 6 - 4 0
216 Ethan Stokes - Austin Porter
Arkansas Tech University 3 / 6 - 3 3 / 6 - 3 0
217 Christopher Lupo - Tommie Roden
Calhoun Community College 3 / 6 - 3 2 / 4 - 2 1 / 2 - 1
218 Ryan Michael - Jacob Lamb
University of Alabama Huntsville 3 / 6 - 2 3 / 6 - 2 0
219 Blaine Voyles - Colton Dean
Sam Houston State University 3 / 6 - 1 3 / 6 - 1 0
220 Drew Pridgen - Chasten Beck
Lander University 3 / 6 - 1 1 / 1 - 15 2 / 4 - 2
221 Isaac Duncan
Blue Mountain College 3 / 5 - 15 2 / 3 - 6 1 / 2 - 9
222 Justin Tingle - Fisher Young
Blue Mountain College 3 / 5 - 11 2 / 4 - 2 1 / 1 - 9
223 Dylan Bucci - Rick Lassiter
University of Florida 3 / 5 - 9 2 / 3 - 10 1 / 1 - 15
224 Briana Tucker - Tanner Eaves
Calhoun Community College 2 / 5 - 6 0 2 / 5 - 6
225 Blayde Dill - Anthony Elliott
University of Alabama 3 / 5 - 4 3 / 5 - 4 0
226 Christopher Thomas
Faulkner University 2 / 5 - 3 2 / 5 - 3 0
227 Christian Rines - Beau Barkley
Faulkner University 2 / 5 - 1 1 / 2 - 7 1 / 2 - 10
228 Justin Bun - Jacob Eaton
Polk State College 2 / 4 - 12 2 / 4 - 12 0
229 Blake Miles - Noah Beckley
James Madison University 2 / 4 - 2 1 / 2 - 3 1 / 1 - 15
229 Thomas Tidstrom - Mitchell Stone
Indiana University Southeast 2 / 4 - 2 1 / 1 - 15 1 / 2 - 3
231 Jesse Smith - Kevin Mogensen
Central AL Community College 1 / 3 - 14 0 1 / 3 - 14
232 Parker Reed - Kirk Elijah
Bryan College 2 / 3 - 13 2 / 3 - 13 0
233 Hunter Haraway - Graham Beatty
Calhoun Community College 2 / 3 - 8 1 / 1 - 11 1 / 1 - 13
234 Travis Kem - Hunter Loftin
Missouri State University 2 / 3 - 3 2 / 3 - 3 0
235 Jeff Hopkins - Austin Handley
Auburn University 1 / 2 - 8 1 / 2 - 8 0
236 Ty Mossburg
University Of West Georgia 1 / 2 - 5 1 / 2 - 5 0
237 Zach McMillan
Indiana University 1 / 2 - 1 1 / 2 - 1 0
238 Brady Rufenacht - Jacob Ely
University of Wisconsin- Platteville 2 / 2 - 0 2 / 2 - 0 0
239 DJ Barber - Dannon Grubb
Bryan College 1 / 2 - 0 1 / 2 - 0 0
240 Trey Gerhardt - Brandon Bland
University of South Alabama 1 / 1 - 15 0 1 / 1 - 15
240 Will Godbee - Cooper Reichert
University of West Georgia 1 / 1 - 15 1 / 1 - 15 0
240 Justin Hill - Jules Williams
North Carolina State University 1 / 1 - 15 1 / 1 - 15 0
243 Savannah Perry - Andrew Bailey
University of Florida 1 / 1 - 14 1 / 1 - 14 0
244 Brandon Brant - Cameron Brant
University of Wisconsin Platteville 1 / 1 - 11 1 / 1 - 11 0
245 Jaron Deal - Reid Fletcher
Kennesaw State University 0 / 0 - 0 0 0
245 Drew Elrod - Luke Byerly
University of Tennessee 0 / 0 - 0 0 0
245 Joseph Hawkins - Cole Jackson
University of North Georgia 0 / 0 - 0 0 0
245 Hunter McCarty - Sloan Pennington
University of North Alabama 0 / 0 - 0 0 0
245 Garrison Thomas - Tyler Anderson
Texas A&M University 0 / 0 - 0 0 0
245 Austin Thompson
Tennessee Tech 0 / 0 - 0 0 0

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Grand Valley State Leads Carhartt College event on Smith Lake with over 18 pounds!

Lucas Murphy and Mitchell Gunn of Grand Valley State University take the lead on Day 1 of the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series at Smith Lake presented by Bass Pro Shops out of Cullman, Ala., with a total of 18 pounds, 13 ounces.

Photo by Chris Brown/B.A.S.S.

March 21, 2019

CULLMAN, Ala. — Lucas Murphy and Mitchell Gunn live in Michigan, so they don’t have the chance to catch spotted bass very often.

But Thursday on the opening day of the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series at Smith Lake presented by Bass Pro Shops, the anglers from Grand Valley State University looked like naturals as they caught the big spots for which this fishery is renowned.

Murphy and Gunn caught a five-bass limit that weighed 18 pounds, 13 ounces, which put them atop the field of 250 teams competing in this three-day tournament. The heaviest of their five spotted bass weighed approximately 4 1/2 pounds, so the other four fish averaged a healthy 3 1/2 pounds each.

Murphy and Gunn’s Day 1 performance was drastically different than the one they had on North Carolina’s Lake Norman last month during the first Bassmaster College Series event of the year. That tournament marked the first time they fished specifically for spotted bass, and they didn’t fare well, finishing 115th overall.

To bounce back with a commanding performance at Smith Lake was the boost of confidence they needed.
“After Norman, our confidence was really low,” Murphy said. “Granted, it was stuff we had never fished before, and we knew it would be like that. But that beat us up. To finish 115th, we’re just not used to that.”
“Norman tore us up pretty good,” Gunn agreed.

Thursday on Smith, however, it was their turn to tear up the spotted bass. The Grand Valley State duo primarily targeted a pair of five-mile stretches of the 21,000-acre lake here in north-central Alabama. They only caught one keeper in their first area, however, so they made a 15-mile run to their second location.

The move was productive, as Murphy and Gunn quickly added four more spotted bass to their livewell.

“We had 15 pounds or so by 8:30 this morning,” Murphy said. “But we didn’t want to pound our areas too hard, so we moved on to some other things. We caught three fish from (areas) we never fished in practice.”

Murphy and Gunn enjoyed a nearly 2-pound lead on the field for most of Thursday’s weigh-in, but the University of Montevallo duo of JT Russell and Porter James nearly caught the leaders with only a handful of teams remaining at the tanks.

Russell and James weighed a limit that totaled 18-1, but unlike the leaders, they struggled early in the day and didn’t have a keeper bass until 10:30 a.m.

It was an impressive catch, though, as the 6-pound largemouth that James hooked was not only his personal best, but also was the heaviest bass caught on Day 1 of the tournament. It gave the Montevallo anglers the early lead for the Carhartt Big Bass Award, which goes to the duo with the heaviest bass of the tournament.

Montevallo is located just south of Birmingham, about 85 miles from Cullman.

“We came up to a pocket and I just pitched up shallow,” James said. “I was reeling back and when I got halfway back, the line went slack. I set the hook, and boom; it happened to be that big one. It was a great feeling to make that fish the first one of the day. We were nervous for a little while there.”

The leaderboard is jammed at the top, with 19 duos within 5 pounds of the leaders.

Trevor McKinney and Ethan Jones of McKendree University in Illinois are only 1 pound out of second place with a 17-1 limit. Fisher Overton and Alden Keel Jr. of Mississippi’s Blue Mountain College are fourth with 16-8, and Wyatt Reid and Gehrig DeFronzo of South Carolina’s Erskine College are fifth with 16-4.

Teams from 74 different schools and 28 states are represented in the tournament. In all, 233 of 250 teams caught at least one bass on Thursday.

The full field will fish again Friday, with take-off scheduled for 7 a.m.from Smith Lake Park. Weigh-in will begin at the park at 3 p.m.

The Top 12 teams after Friday’s weigh-in will compete Saturday and split a pool of $8,500 cash for their bass fishing teams. The winning duo will earn $2,500 for their school.

Smith Lake - Smith Lake Park - Cullman, AL
3/21/2019 - 3/23/2019
Carhartt Bassmaster College Series at Smith Lake presented by Bass Pro Shops

STANDINGS BOATER DAY 1

Today's Activity
Name # Fsh # Live Lbs-Oz

1. Lucas Murphy - Mitchell Gunn 5 5 18-13
Grand Valley State University (MI)
2. J T Russell - Porter James 5 5 18- 1
University of Montevallo (AL)
3. Trevor McKinney - Ethan Jones 5 5 17- 1
McKendree University (IL)
4. Fisher Overton - Alden Keel Jr 5 5 16- 8
Blue Mountain College (MS)
5. Wyatt Reid - Gehrig DeFronzo 5 5 16- 4
Erskine College (SC)
6. Luke Lamb - Wilson Smith 5 5 15-15
Bethel University (TN)
7. David Dueland - Cameron Glasscock 5 5 15-14
University of Montevallo (AL)
8. Trevor Sagrecy - Abby Greynolds 5 5 15- 0
Campbellsville University (KY)
9. Jason Felter - Joseph McClosky 5 5 14-14
Bethel University (TN)
10. Derek Freeman - Caleb Allgood 5 5 14-11
Clemson University (SC)
11. Thad Simerly - Ethan Shaw 5 5 14- 8
Bryan College (TN)
12. Cameron Simmons - Dexter Flick 5 5 14- 7
Oklahoma State University (OK)
13. Jared Turnbloom - Thomas Milstead 5 5 14- 7
University of Alabama (AL)
14. Jacob Louis - Nathan Doty 5 5 14- 4
McKendree University (IL)
15. Zeke Gossett - Hayden Bartee 5 5 14- 3
Jacksonville State University (AL)
16. Nolan Minor - Casey Lanier 5 5 14- 3
West Virginia University (WV)
17. Mason Huey - Conner Crosby 4 4 13-15
Southern Union State Community College (AL)
18. Dax Ewart - KJ Queen 5 5 13-14
Bethel University (TN)
19. Lee Mattox - Mitchell Naler 5 5 13-13
University of Alabama (AL)
20. Justin Barnes - Adam Carroll 5 5 13-12
University of Montevallo (AL)
21. Parker Nesbit - Joe Bardill 5 5 13-11
Murray State University (KY)
22. Trevor St. John - Bailey Fain 5 5 13- 8
Bryan College (TN)
23. Blake Albertson - Boris Moskoff 5 5 13- 6
Murray State University (KY)
24. Justin Carr - Austin Carr 5 5 13- 5
Illinois State University (IL)
25. Nicholas Inzeo - Nick Montilino 5 5 13- 5
Murray State University (KY)
26. Zachary Asher - Jacob Klicman 5 5 13- 2
Kent State University (OH)
27. Tristan McCormick - Dakota Pierce 5 5 13- 2
Bethel University (TN)
28. Griffin Heffington - Mason Cizek 5 5 13- 0
Bryan College (TN)
29. Conner Choate - Hunter DeSplinter 5 5 12-15
University of Wisconsin - Platteville (WI)
30. Spencer Guthrie - Ryan Kennedy 5 5 12-14
Kennesaw State University (GA)
31. Logan Parks - Lucas Lindsay 5 5 12-14
Auburn University (AL)
32. Cameron Smith - Cole Breeden 5 5 12-12
Drury University (MO)
33. Adam White - Cody Stahl 5 5 12-12
SCAD (SC)
34. Liam West - Brady Waits 5 5 12- 9
Clemson University (SC)
35. Jake Lee - Dalton Price 5 5 12- 8
Bryan College (TN)
36. Logan Tate - Chase Chastain 5 5 12- 8
Jacksonville State University (AL)
37. Anthony Fazio - Luke Jasper 5 5 12- 7
Illinois State (IL)
38. Peyton McCord - Cole Burdeshaw 5 5 12- 4
Auburn University (AL)
39. JP Kimbrough - Ryan Antee 5 5 12- 3
LSU- Shreveport (LA)
39. Austin Phillips - Samuel Scott 5 5 12- 3
Arkansas Tech University (AR)
40. Brad Ableman - Seth Roberts 4 4 12- 3
Bethel University (TN)
41. Preston Crowley - Wesley Hall 5 5 12- 2
Shelton State Community College (AL)
42. Bryce Fowler - Curtis Dillon 4 4 12- 2
East Carolina University (NC)
43. Chandler Fogg - Austin Goins 5 5 11-14
Bryan College (TN)
44. Luke Mason - Justin Lane 5 5 11-14
University of North Alabama (AL)
45. Mason Sapp - Morgan Miracle 5 5 11-14
Campbellsville University (KY)
46. Griffin Fernandes - Gunner Wilson 5 5 11-13
Adrian College (MI)
47. Kopeland Rosser - Cade Holcomb 5 5 11-13
University of Montevallo (AL)
48. Joshua Gruen - Riley Blair 5 5 11-12
University of Wisconsin- Platteville (WI)
49. Austin Young - Colin Glover 5 5 11-12
University of North Georgia (GA)
50. Aaron Denny - William Mathews 5 5 11-11
Grand Valley State University (MI)
51. Brett Clark - Cody Ross 5 5 11-10
East Texas Baptist University (TX)
52. Ty Cox - Chandler Boman 5 5 11-10
Blue Mountain College (MS)
53. Jesse Dodson - Lucas Harrison 5 5 11-10
University of Kentucky (KY)
54. Evan Hughes - Ryan Teems 4 4 11-10
Erskine College (SC)
55. Matt Baker - Kory England 5 5 11- 9
Arkansas Tech University (AR)
56. Mitch Moore - Clark Mannas 5 5 11- 9
Texas A&M University (TX)
57. Payton Morgan - Heath Alread 5 5 11- 8
Kennesaw State University (GA)
58. Garrett Warren - Eric Lampkin 5 5 11- 8
Snead State Community College (AL)
59. Hunter Bailey - Jr Young 5 5 11- 7
Jacksonville State University (AL)
60. Michael Chase Owens - Will Monti 5 5 11- 7
North Carolina State University (NC)
61. Nash Henrichs - Tommy Torkelson 5 5 11- 7
University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point (WI)
62. Chase Clarke - K.D. Sizemore 5 5 11- 6
Auburn University (AL)
63. Matthew Roberts - Richard Cornett 5 5 11- 6
Allice Lloyd College (KY)
64. Jordon Leahy - Michal Wolan 4 4 11- 5
University of Alabama (AL)
65. Grant Ehlenfeldt - Seth Korb 5 5 11- 3
University of Wisconsin- Platteville (WI)
66. Blake Knies - Noah Whalen 5 5 11- 3
University of Evansville (IN)
67. Miller Spivey - Trey Dickert 5 5 11- 3
University of Montevallo (AL)
68. Myles Bennett - Blade Parker 5 5 11- 2
Bryan College (TN)
69. Landon Nelson - Hunter Brazier 5 5 11- 2
Calhoun Community College (AL)
70. Ryan Winchester - Tyler Black 5 5 11- 2
Bethel University (TN)
71. Gabe Sanford - 4 4 11- 2
Shelton State Community College (AL)
72. Cole Hopson - Noah Campbell 5 5 10-15
Georgia College (GA)
73. Sean Murphy - William Phillips 4 4 10-15
Auburn University (AL)
74. Joshua Butts - 5 5 10-13
Wallace State Community College (AL)
75. Hunter Stewart - Luke Slaton 5 5 10-11
University of North Georgia (GA)
76. Jon Kilpatrick - Connor Caffrey 5 5 10-10
University of Alabama (AL)
77. Dillon Bryant - Dustin Wagner 5 5 10- 8
Patrick Henry Community College (VA)
78. Tyler Lubbat - Harold Wells 5 5 10- 8
University of Alabama (AL)
79. Chase Parsons - Lane Frye 4 4 10- 8
Shelton State Community College (AL)
80. Cole Sands - Conner Dimauro 5 5 10- 7
Bryan College (TN)
81. Will Delaney - Hunter Porter 5 5 10- 6
Shelton State Community College (AL)
82. Cody Huff - Garrett Enders 5 5 10- 6
Bethel University (TN)
83. Blake Davenport - Steven Corvin 5 5 10- 5
Jefferson State (AL)
84. Landon Smith - Jordan Thompson 5 5 10- 5
Calhoun Community College (AL)
85. Peyton Wates - Mike Cawthon 5 5 10- 4
Auburn University (AL)
86. Trey Schroeder - Tyler Christy 5 5 10- 2
McKendree University (IL)
87. Tanner Ward - Rory Franks 5 5 10- 1
Kent State University (OH)
88. Rudy Worley - John Nowlin 5 4 10- 1
Blue Mountain College (MS)
89. Taylor Hamburger - Tristen Turley 4 4 10- 1
Oklahoma State University (OK)
90. Brady Harp - Jordan McCaleb 5 5 10- 0
Auburn University (AL)
91. Houston Calvert - Drake Tavel 5 5 9-15
University of North Alabama (AL)
92. Weston Hollar - Hunter Ward 5 5 9-13
University of Montevallo (AL)
93. Cole Lamb - Tristan Weaver 4 4 9-13
Arkansas Tech (AR)
94. Jarrett Brown - Tyler Harles 5 5 9-12
University of Montevallo (AL)
95. Jonnie Koenen - Blake Lawston 4 4 9-12
U. of Wisconsin Platteville (WI)
96. Cal Culpepper - Mason Waddell 5 5 9-11
University of Montevallo (AL)
97. Gilliam Tharpe - Jacob Moore 4 4 9-10
North Carolina State University (NC)
98. Jarred Jones - Devin Mobbs 5 5 9- 9
Jacksonville State University (AL)
99. Scotty Yunke - Adam Jusinio 5 5 9- 9
Jeff State Community College (AL)
100. Brian Linder - Nathan Thompson 5 5 9- 7
Bemidji State (MN)
101. Hunter Sales - Tristan Stalsworth 5 5 9- 5
Carson-Newman University (TN)
102. Benjamin Statly - Grant Gallagher 5 5 9- 5
Adrian College (MI)
103. Zeb Holland - Jacob Silver 4 4 9- 4
Western Carolina University (NC)
104. Tanner Barnes - Ezra Oliver 4 4 9- 3
Campbellsville University (KY)
105. Josh Dugger - Jacob Dugger 5 5 9- 2
Arkansas Tech University (AR)
106. Hunter Scharphorn - Tanner Johnson 5 5 9- 1
Lake Superior State University (MI)
107. Robert Cruvellier - Preston Hatz 4 4 9- 1
Auburn University (AL)
108. Andrew Fisher - Bennett Kudder 3 3 9- 1
Bryan College (TN)
110. Robert Moody - Nathaniel Winters 5 5 9- 0
Missouri State University (MO)
111. Tyler Price - Preston Kendrick 5 5 9- 0
Bryan College (TN)
112. Denver Monteith - Trevor Lay 4 4 8-12
Trevecca Nazarene University (TN)
113. Nicholas Moore - Jacob Harris 4 4 8-12
Southeast Missouri State University (MO)
114. Anthony Vintson - Brandon Mathews 4 4 8-11
Auburn University (AL)
115. Peyton Cox - Dakota Cantrell 4 4 8-10
Campbellsville University (KY)
116. Brady Bowden - Tyler Pennington 4 4 8- 7
Faulkner University (AL)
117. Blake Jackson - Christian Hernandez 4 4 8- 7
McKendree University (IL)
118. Jack Hippe - Chase Serafin 4 4 8- 6
Adrian College (MI)
119. Carter McNeil - Cole Floyd 3 3 8- 3
Bethel University (TN)
120. Caleb Gibson - Bo Adams 4 4 8- 2
Northeastern State University (OK)
121. Louis Monetti - 4 4 8- 2
UNC-Charlotte (NC)
122. Kele Maney - Christian Cole 3 3 8- 2
Kennesaw State University (GA)
123. Andrew Mega - Amren Strigo 3 3 8- 2
UNC-Charlotte (NC)
124. Calvin Landsberg - Cody Coogan 4 4 8- 0
University of Alabama (AL)
125. Joseph Lacy - Breanna Wyatt 4 4 7-15
Faulkner University (AL)
126. Jacob Griffin - Will Schibig 4 4 7-12
Tennessee Tech (tn)
127. Dylan Pugh - Zach Lineberry 3 3 7-12
Troy University (AL)
128. Cole Amedee - Seth Naquin 4 4 7-11
Nicholls State University (LA)
129. Ben Ford - Jeffery Foltz 3 3 7-11
Augustana College (SD)
130. Dakota Ornelas - Andrew Shepard 4 4 7-10
Missouri State University (MO)
131. Hunter Presley - Caleb Dennis 4 4 7- 7
Central Alabama Comm College (AL)
132. Dalton Childers - Blake Spradlin 4 4 7- 4
Auburn University (AL)
133. Cody Henderson - Will Spencer 3 3 7- 3
University of North Alabama (AL)
134. William Martin - Jack Baron 3 3 7- 3
University of Montevallo (AL)
135. Riley Rathbun - Reece Crabtree 3 3 7- 2
Missouri State University (MO)
136. Atom Ward - Gavin Lagle 3 3 7- 0
Indiana University Southeast (IN)
137. Trever Stephens - Evan Wieber 3 3 6-15
Polk State College (FL)
138. Justin Baxley - James Whitacre 4 4 6-11
Wallace State Community College (AL)
139. Jacob Daily - Drew Deloney 3 3 6-11
University of Alabama (Al)
140. Bennett Pierce - Chase Gallaway 3 3 6-10
Arkansas Tech University (AR)
141. Gavin Clayton - Brad Hamilton 4 4 6- 8
University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point (WI)
142. Jake Maddux - Chace Gregory 3 3 6- 6
Southern Union (AL)
143. Foster Dubroc - Nathan Hardin 3 3 6- 4
Brewton-Parker College (GA)
144. Jordan Hartman - Will Gentry 3 3 6- 4
Murray State University (KY)
145. Ethan Stokes - Austin Porter 3 3 6- 3
Arkansas Tech University (AR)
146. Ryan Michael - Jacob Lamb 3 3 6- 2
University of Alabama Huntsville (AL)
147. Corey Skaggs - Ethan Troutman 3 3 6- 2
University of Louisville (KY)
148. Jacob Biram - Rhett Meyer 3 3 6- 1
Oklahoma State University (OK)
149. Chris Carroll - Austin Smith 3 3 6- 1
BREWTON-PARKER COLLEGE (GA)
150. Ryleigh Tyson - Abigale Devane 3 3 6- 1
SCAD (GA)
151. Blaine Voyles - Colton Dean 3 3 6- 1
Sam Houston State University (TX)
152. Ryan Wood - Hunter Scott 3 3 6- 0
Dallas Baptist University (TX)
153. Braden Ketchum - 3 3 5-15
Texas School for the Deaf (TX)
154. Armando Ortiz - Dylan McKee 3 3 5-15
Auburn University (AL)
155. Nick Ratliff - Bradley Dunagan 3 3 5-15
Campbellsville University (KY)
156. Aidan England - Braden Perry 3 3 5-14
Carson-Newman University (TN)
157. Chris Lasley - Logan Coleman 3 3 5-13
University of Kentucky (KY)
158. Ricky Huge - Cordell Beckman 2 2 5-13
Greenville University (IL)
159. Eric Rasmussen - Bradley Winkel 2 2 5-13
U. of Wisconsin Platteville (WI)
160. Sean Hall - Wyatt Michel 3 3 5- 9
SCAD (GA)
161. Garrett Guinan - James Haggerty 2 2 5- 8
Kennesaw State University (GA)
162. Jared Penton - Dustin Pearcy 2 2 5- 8
East Texas Baptist University (TX)
163. Corey Elliott - Blake Riley 3 3 5- 7
Eastern Kentucky University (KY)
164. Robert Gee - Grayson Perkins 3 3 5- 7
University of Tennessee (TN)
165. Blayde Dill - Anthony Elliott 3 3 5- 4
University of Alabama (AL)
166. Josh Hart - Ben Dominque 2 2 5- 3
Clemson University (SC)
167. Christopher Thomas - 2 2 5- 3
Faulkner University (AL)
168. Mason Moore - Logan Estes 3 3 5- 2
Eastern Kentucky University (KY)
169. Noah Ziadie - Reese Kingston 2 2 5- 2
Brewton-Parker College (GA)
170. Zachary Martin - Harbor Lovin 3 3 5- 1
Murray State University (KY)
171. Luke Barrett - Tyler Watts 2 2 5- 1
Western Carolina University (NC)
172. Zach Kronewitter - Ethan Urey 2 2 5- 1
Clemson University (SC)
173. John Garrett - Kyle Palmer 2 2 5- 0
Bethel University (TN)
174. Noah Boyett - Hunter Hanby 2 2 4-15
University of Arkansas (AR)
175. Abigail Askew - Haley Porter 2 2 4-13
SCAD (GA)
176. Tyler Vanbrandt - Ben Barrus 2 2 4-13
Adrian College (MI)
177. Justin Bun - Jacob Eaton 2 2 4-12
Polk State College (FL)
178. Joseph Bruener - Bailey Bleser 2 2 4-11
McKendree University (IL)
179. Nathan Adams - Will O'Rourke 2 2 4- 9
Murray State University (KY)
180. Chad Matthews - Jack Martin 2 2 4- 6
Auburn University (AL)
181. Adam Hays - Brent Khusid 2 2 4- 4
University of Flordia (FL)
182. Daniel Kennedy - 2 2 4- 3
SCAD (GA)
183. Chase Dawson - John Lambert 2 2 4- 2
University of Tennessee (TN)
184. Christopher Lupo - Tommie Roden 2 2 4- 2
Calhoun Community College (AL)
185. Justin Tingle - Fisher Young 2 2 4- 2
Blue Mountain College (MS)
186. Jett Harris - Dalton Dunlap 2 2 4- 1
Brewton Parker College (GA)
187. Jared Baker - Kyle Jackson 2 2 3-14
Georgia Southern University (GA)
188. Zach Clisch - Alec Garrison 2 2 3-14
U. of Wisconsin Platteville (WI)
189. Zack Phillips - Clayton Boone 2 2 3-14
Central Alabama Community College (AL)
190. Nathon Portch - Cully Scroggins 2 2 3-13
Bethel University (TN)
191. Parker Reed - Kirk Elijah 2 2 3-13
Bryan College (TN)
192. Conner Young - Ryan Richardson 2 2 3-13
University of Florida (FL)
193. David Brashear - Mitchel Goodin 2 2 3-11
Georgia Southern University (GA)
194. Reed Fredrick - Nick Dagel 2 2 3-11
University of Wisconsin Stevens Point (WI)
195. Dylan Bucci - Rick Lassiter 2 2 3-10
University of Florida (FL)
196. Colton Breeding - Lee Hale 1 1 3- 7
Tennessee Tech University (TN)
197. Isaac Duncan - 2 2 3- 6
Blue Mountain College (MS)
198. Dalton Combs - Grant Harris 2 2 3- 5
Drury University (MO)
199. Travis Kem - Hunter Loftin 2 2 3- 3
Missouri State University (MO)
200. Luke Gillund - Jack Kons 1 1 3- 0
Bemidji State University (MN)
201. Nathan Ragsdale - Justin Sisavath 1 1 2-14
University of Georgia (GA)
202. Grayson Wages - Garrett Beem 1 1 2-13
Kennesaw State University (GA)
203. Jacob Schrimsher - Nathan Wight 1 1 2-12
Calhoun Community College (AL)
204. Neal Wisinski - Jesse Pliska 1 1 2-10
University of Wisconsin Stevens Point (WI)
205. Cade Crocker - Grant Rogers 1 1 2- 9
Shelton State Community College (AL)
206. Ryan Nevil - Nathan Wood 1 1 2- 9
Dallas Baptist University (TX)
207. Jeff Hopkins - Austin Handley 1 1 2- 8
Auburn University (AL)
208. Justin Mayfield - Caleb Stephenson 1 1 2- 8
Campbellsville University (KY)
209. Caiden Sinclair - Shawn Potwardowski 1 1 2- 8
University of Alabama (AL)
210. Christian Rines - Beau Barkley 1 1 2- 7
Faulkner University (AL)
211. Riley Fletcher - Jack Long 1 1 2- 6
Drury University (MO)
212. Tanner Metler - Spencer Belcher 1 1 2- 6
Tennessee Tech University (TN)
213. Ty Mossburg - 1 1 2- 5
University Of West Georgia (GA)
214. Jack Rankin - Jacob Welch 1 1 2- 4
Drury University (MO)
215. Alex Henderson - Zach Manneback 1 1 2- 3
Adrian College (MI)
216. Blake Miles - Noah Beckley 1 1 2- 3
James Madison University (VA)
217. Mary Goode - Dustin Lewis 1 1 2- 2
Brewton-Parker College (GA)
218. Chase Farris - Peyton Vinson 1 1 2- 1
University of North Georgia (GA)
219. Will Leonard - Jared Page 1 1 2- 1
Kennesaw State University (GA)
220. Zach McMillan - 1 1 2- 1
Indiana University (IN)
221. Brady Rufenacht - Jacob Ely 2 2 2- 0
University of Wisconsin- Platteville (WI)
222. DJ Barber - Dannon Grubb 1 1 2- 0
Bryan College (TN)
223. Bailey Stover - Chase Christie 1 1 2- 0
University of West Georgia (GA)
224. Will Godbee - Cooper Reichert 1 1 1-15
University of West Georgia (GA)
225. Justin Hill - Jules Williams 1 1 1-15
North Carolina State University (NC)
226. Drew Pridgen - Chasten Beck 1 1 1-15
Lander University (SC)
227. Thomas Tidstrom - Mitchell Stone 1 1 1-15
Indiana University Southeast (IN)
228. Taylor Cox - Jake Buchanan 1 1 1-14
University of West Georgia (GA)
229. Nathan Doss - Trey Rieser 1 1 1-14
University of North Alabama (AL)
230. Savannah Perry - Andrew Bailey 1 1 1-14
University of Florida (FL)
231. Da'kendrick Patterson - Drew Traffanstedt 1 1 1-12
University of Montevallo (AL)
232. Hunter Haraway - Graham Beatty 1 1 1-11
Calhoun Community College (AL)
233. Brandon Brant - Cameron Brant 1 0 1-11
University of Wisconsin Platteville (WI)
234. Logan Calloway - Erik Van Dyke 0 0 0- 0
235. Jaron Deal - Reid Fletcher 0 0 0- 0
Kennesaw State University (GA)
236. Drew Elrod - Luke Byerly 0 0 0- 0
University of Tennessee (TN)
237. Laura Foshee - Chasten Whitfield 0 0 0- 0
SCAD (GA)
238. Trey Gerhardt - Brandon Bland 0 0 0- 0
University of South Alabama (AL)
239. Joseph Hawkins - Cole Jackson 0 0 0- 0
University of North Georgia (GA)
240. Jacob Keith - Mason Beatty 0 0 0- 0
East Texas Baptist University (TX)
241. Andrew Kelley - Lane Collier 0 0 0- 0
Central AL Community College (AL)
242. Dakota Koepp - Jayden Schmitz 0 0 0- 0
University of Wisconsin- Stephens Point (WI)
234. Brock Lederman - Kyle Schwibinger 0 0 0- 0
University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point (WI)
234. Eli Lubbehusen - Seth Mendel 0 0 0- 0
University of Evansville (IL)
234. Jesse Smith - Kevin Mogensen 0 0 0- 0
Central AL Community College (AL)
234. Garrison Thomas - Tyler Anderson 0 0 0- 0
Texas A&M University (TX)
234. Austin Thompson - 0 0 0- 0
Tennessee Tech (TN)
234. Briana Tucker - Tanner Eaves 0 0 0- 0
Calhoun Community College (AL)
234. Josh Worth - 0 0 0- 0
Colorado Mesa University (CO)

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White leads Chickamagua Costa with over 28 pounds!!

Courtesy of FLW

March 21, 2019 by Justin Onslow

Overall, the fishing wasn’t quite what some expected out of Chickamauga on day one of the Costa FLW Series Southeastern Division event. However, even a slightly off Chickamauga is really impressive, and Rusty White of Harrison, Tenn., put it to them to the tune of 28 pounds, 11 ounces to take the day-one lead. The event, which is presented by T-H Marine, still produced a ton of big fish, with an 11-plus-pounder taking Big Fish honors on the co-angler side and a 9-plus leading on the pro side. Behind White, Cody Nichols and Steve Stanfill both cracked the 25-pound mark, and a total of 12 pros managed better than 20 pounds.

Complete results

As is often the case on the Tennessee River, White did the bulk of his damage off one spot. Though he is running a pattern, the big ones aren't everywhere.

“Personally, I think these fish are moving,” he explains. “They’re staging up. They’re coming. I’m fishing transition places. These are places where they’re coming through. I just stay with it and stay after it.”

White is fishing shallow, and he’s doing it with an unspecified lipless crankbait of varying colors. He had to adjust his color selection as conditions changed throughout the day, which happened pretty frequently on Thursday.

Though he's fishing other areas, one spot is the juice.

“There’s one particular place that’s got some big fish on it,” he says. “I can go other places and catch fish doing the same thing, but that particular place has big ones on it. I caught all but one there.

“Saturday, I pulled up there and did about 25 pounds off it. Yesterday, I pulled up, made three casts, caught a 6-pounder and left.”

It’s fortuitous that White found a spot that keeps producing given his limited time on Chickamauga over the last few days – which was by design for the local who moved to the area about two and a half years ago.

“I didn’t practice [much] this week,” White adds. “I came out Saturday and Sunday, and then I came out yesterday, just because I knew there was going to be a bunch of boats out and I didn’t want to mess up my confidence. I basically just stayed away from it.”

Confidence can be hard to come by when anglers are catching bunches of 8- and 9-pounders everywhere on the lake, and knowing the competition is going to get its share of big fish is an element of this tournament that could have an adverse effect. White stayed away from that, and, being a local, he’s familiar enough with Chick to know what works and what doesn’t.

It also helps to weigh in some huge fish, which White did on day one. One fish in particular put his one-day total over the top: a 9-pound, 6-ounce behemoth that White was apprehensive to overestimate.

“I didn’t think it was that much,” he explains. “Originally, I thought 8, but then I was like, ‘I hate overestimating,’ so I went small. It was 9-6.”

Asked if his spot is good enough to keep producing on day two, White pointed to the uncertainty of whether or not he’ll be able to get to his spot before other boats in the morning.

“If I can get to my starting place, I think I can do 20 again,” he estimates.

And if he does, there’s a good chance he’s fishing near the top of the leaderboard on day three as well.

Top 10 pros

1. Rusty White – Harrison, Tenn. – 28-11 (5)

2. Cody Nichols – Fayette, Ala. – 25-5 (5)

3. Steve Stanfill – Dawsonville, Ga. – 25-1 (5)

4. Derek Hicks – Rocky Face, Ga. – 24-9 (5)

5. Brandon Stanley – Johnson City, Tenn. – 23-14 (5)

6. Scotty Estes – Holly Pond, Ala. – 22-13 (5)

7. Jeff Cannon – Douglasville, Ga. – 22-11 (5)

8. Jay Shipe – Mineola, Texas – 22-8 (5)

9. Michael Conley – Bainbridge, Ga. – 21-11 (5)

10. Robert Crosnoe – Inverness, Fla. – 21-4 (5)

Complete results

DOUG IORIO II

IORIO FINDS THE RIGHT BOAT AT THE RIGHT TIME

Doug Iorio II is a terrific angler in his own right, but part of being a successful co-angler is also having a boater who can put his fishing partner in the right place at the right time.

Iorio certainly had that in Steve Stanfill, who enters day two in third place with 25-1. The latter cracked a big bag, but his co-angler came awfully close to weighing in just as much with 22 pounds, 3 ounces.

“[Stanfill] has just got an area that they’re coming to hot and heavy,” Iorio says. “He was in the right spot.”

Still, being there and catching fish are two entirely separate things, especially when you’re on a body of water that’s fairly unfamiliar.

“This is only the second time I’ve been here,” he explains. “I came down as a co-angler when they had the Tour here. I didn’t do so bad at Okeechobee (in the first Southeastern event), so I kind of feel like I’m still in the hunt to make the Championship. Last year in the Championship I finished fifth as a co-angler.”

In this tournament, making another top 10 will come down to adjustments. The weather is changing every day (along with water levels), and Iorio will have a different boater on day two. But on Thursday, his adjustments were good enough to get the job done in a big way.

“[Stanfill] is throwing something slightly different,” he says. “I’m just trying to catch the ones he’s not. I’ve got one bait that’s working for me that’s been working for me all week. That’s really it. I caught all but one of my fish on that one bait. It’s the most basic thing. I think everybody is throwing it.”

What that bait is remains a mystery, but it certainly did the job.

Top 10 co-anglers

1. Doug Iorio II – Kennerdell, Pa. – 22-3 (5)

2. Captain Don Lewis – Jacksonville, Fla. – 19-13 (5)

3. Scott Towry – Lawrenceburg, Tenn. – 16-10 (3)

4. Michael Leach – The Woodlands, Texas – 16-8 (4)

5. Kevin Gordon – Aiken, S.C. – 15-8 (5)

6. Scott Ostmann – Cincinnati, Ohio – 14-11 (5)

7. Jeff Carreker – Locust Grove, Ga. – 14-6 (5)

8. Spencer Howerton – Melbourne Beach, Fla. – 12-10 (5)

9. Mike Collake – Harrison, Tenn. – 12-5 (3)

10. Billy Wright – Marion, N.C. – 12-4 (4)

Complete results

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KVD Talks Depth Shading, Mapping and Sidescan in this months #OneBoatNetwork Video Series

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Ott DeFoe and Mark Daniels Jr. collect a Classic Bonus

Alan McGuckin - Dynamic Sponsorships

Ott DeFoe and Mark Daniels Jr. both relied heavily on red craw colored crankbaits and the Toyota Tundras they purchased to ride to the top of the 2019 Bassmaster Classic leaderboard. And as a result, both cashed in on Toyota Bonus Bucks.

“The chance to win Bonus Bucks was the biggest reason I switched to a Toyota a couple seasons ago,” says new Classic Champion, DeFoe. “And I also believe it’s our responsibility as anglers to support the brands like Toyota that give so generously to our sport.”

For Mark Daniels Jr. his decision to purchase a Toyota was largely about reliability. “I’m going to be honest, I used to be a die-hard Chevy man, but the reliability you get with a Toyota is just awesome,” says Daniels. “The Tundra I tow with has 77,000 miles on it, and the only thing it’s ever been in the shop for is new tires and oil changes.”

You don’t have to fish in the Bassmaster Classic to win Bonus Bucks. You just have to drive a 2015 or newer Toyota Truck, sign up Free for Bonus Bucks, and be the highest finishing registered participant in one of the hundreds of tournaments supported by the program.

To learn more, please visit www.toyotafishing.com, or call (918) 742-6424 and ask for Kendell or Chip and they will help you get signed-up.

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Caddick & Rappleye Win Best Bass Event on New Melones with over 21 pounds!

Big Boat

Place	Angler	Angler	Total Fish	Big Fish	Total Weight	Winnings
1	Mike Caddick	Tyson Rappleye	5	6.06	21.22	$2,845.00
2	Christian Ostrander	Ronnie Heil	5	5.77	18.30	$1,840.00
3	Bill Vernon	Jason Hopper	5	4.57	16.92	$915.00
4	Dan Byker	Wilton Harvey	5	6.87	16.54	$1,155.00
5	John Myers	Don Longton	5	4.60	15.70	$445.00
6	Bill K Goodman	Mike P Goodman	5	0.00	15.25	$345.00
7	Mike Martinez	Brian Orange	5	5.04	15.20	$210.00
8	Rich Ingram	Ron Ingram	5	3.34	15.13	$195.00
9	Todd K Rocha	Amber B Rocha	5	0.00	14.35	$175.00
10	Tom Gomez	Joey A Verna Jr	5	6.94	14.26	$655.00
11	Bruce Able	William J Hartlett	5	4.39	14.13	$155.00
12	Mike Jackson	Brandon Youngblood	5	0.00	14.00	$140.00
13	Troy H Nakai	Bryce M Nakai	5	4.30	13.61	$0.00
14	Edward A Zinda Jr	John W Zinda	5	3.62	13.58	$0.00
15	Collin Degough	Jace Degough	5	0.00	13.56	$0.00
16	Mike Newton	Steve Nincioni	5	3.00	13.37	$0.00
17	Hayden Lee	Mitchell Menzes	5	3.69	13.28	$0.00
18	Andrew Stilley	Bruce Stearns	5	5.14	13.01	$0.00
19	Troy Thomas	Shad E Sullivan	5	4.57	12.76	$0.00
20	Charles Welch	Jimmy Welch Jr	5	0.00	12.75	$0.00
21	Russ Trapp	Marc Zanotto	5	4.19	12.57	$0.00
22	Douglas B Goodman	Paul D Goodman	5	3.14	12.37	$0.00
23	Jake Arbuckle	Paul Baptista	5	3.70	12.23	$0.00
24	Jimmy Sweeney	Donovan J Rice	5	0.00	11.80	$0.00
25	Jeff Hobbs	Keith McGraw	5	0.00	11.70	$0.00
26	Hunter B Jacobson	Jonas Alger	5	4.19	11.55	$0.00
27	Bryan Coy	Mike Brossard	5	0.00	11.44	$0.00
28	Tyler D Frey	Jeff D Frey	5	0.00	11.39	$0.00
29	Gabriel S Cardenas		5	0.00	11.05	$0.00
30	Jimmy M Kuroki	Scott C Mackenzie	5	2.65	10.95	$0.00
31	Ryan Orozco	Michael S Bryant II	5	0.00	10.72	$0.00
32	Anthony Pimentel	Norval A Pimentel	5	4.29	10.65	$0.00
33	Jeff Tonnesen	Pat M Vaughn	5	2.59	10.63	$0.00
34	Bill Martin	Ray Yamada	5	0.00	10.31	$0.00
35	Cody W Robinson	Sean A Robinson	5	0.00	10.05	$0.00
36	Nick Dulleck	Adrian Murar	5	0.00	10.03	$0.00
37	Billy Redding	Austin J Harden	5	0.00	9.95	$0.00
38	Andres Mendivil	Marshal Smith	5	3.31	9.94	$0.00
39	Wyatt R Taylor	Christopher C Marcallino	5	0.00	9.93	$0.00
40	Matthew P Ludwig	Jacob Schmidt	5	0.00	9.85	$0.00
41	Daniel J McAlister	Pat Ammerman	5	0.00	9.68	$0.00
42	Brian Payne	Jeremiah Payne	5	0.00	9.67	$0.00
43	Mike Callahan	Mike D Freudenthal	5	0.00	9.58	$0.00
44	John L Simpson	Reynold H Hysell	5	0.00	9.36	$0.00
45	Jerrod M Voight	Steven Larussa Jr	5	0.00	9.20	$0.00
46	Jared K Anderson	Albert L Anderson Jr	5	3.58	8.92	$0.00
47	Javier Martinez	Mike D Johnson	5	0.00	8.68	$0.00
48	Ray Keenom	Joanne Keenom	5	0.00	8.64	$0.00
49	Jeff Amstutz	Sara Amstutz	5	0.00	8.59	$0.00
50	Garth Jantz	Derek Jantz	5	0.00	8.49	$0.00
51	Dave Perez	Byron Atwater	5	0.00	8.44	$0.00
52	Butch Bray	Jeff S Whited	5	0.00	8.13	$0.00
53	Jim Giancola	Cindy Silacci	5	3.88	7.92	$0.00
54	Chris Peters	Darryl Peters	5	0.00	7.71	$0.00
55	Don Bays	Darren Urban	5	0.00	7.58	$0.00
56	Lawrence S Rios	Marshal W Bryan	5	0.00	6.45	$0.00
57	Tim Ecklund	Rick Perez	5	0.00	6.39	$0.00
58	Kenny R Cramer Jr	Kody G Cramer	5	0.00	6.35	$0.00
59	Mark Fishburn	Tom Fishburn	3	0.00	4.04	$0.00
60	James D Leach	Jordan D Leach	1	0.00	1.36	$0.00
61	Michael J Beevers	Matt Beevers	0	0.00	0.00	$0.00
61	Will Duncan	Robert L Duncan	0	0.00	0.00	$0.00
61	Jeremy Pitts	Ron Pitts	0	0.00	0.00	$0.00

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Scott Tassi tops field in ABA D126 event on Stockton Lake with over 15-pounds!

Kansas angler, Scott Tassi, topped the leader board at the Bass Pro Shops Fishing Tour D126 tournament presented by American Bass Anglers held on Stockton Lake March 16, 2019. After weather forced cancellation of two previous tournaments, this was the first one for the spring/summer events. Anglers launched from Old State Park Sat 7:30 a.m. The air temperature was about 30˚ with 40˚ water temps. It was a bright and sunny day with temperatures rising into the upper 50’s.

Tassi weighed in a 5-fish limit that went 15.18-lbs on the scales it was anchored with Big Bass of the tournament, a largemouth bass that weighed 6.02-lbs.

Robert Cowen took 2nd place with a limit weighing 12.06-lbs.

Dale Boothe was 3rd with 10.68-lb limit.

Fourth place went to Lucas Fornelli with 10.41-lbs.

Fifth place was 9.61-lbs caught by Eric Craft.

Full results of this tournament can be found at www.centralmidwestbass.com. Information about this and other tournaments will also be posted on centralmidwestbass facebook page.

This was one in a series of tournaments all to be held on Stockton Lake. Anglers are fishing for cash, prizes and points which will qualify them to fish a 2019 Championship to be held August 3-4, 2019 and then a National Championship on Eufaula Lake, AL October 13-18, 2019. Many of the prizes are donated by local sponsors including Ken’s Kafe, Pete’s Short Stop and Albers Marine. The next D126 tournament is scheduled for April 13, 2019.

A full 2019 schedule can be seen at www.centralmidwestbass.com along with the full results of previous tournaments with pictures of many of the anglers. There are also results with pictures of other ABA Divisions from Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma.

D126 is a national draw circuit designed for the week-end angler. Boaters and non-boaters from age 14 are encouraged to compete. ABA membership is $35/year; entry fee is $70 with a $10 Big Bass option pot. Read more about American Bass Anglers at www.americanbassanglers.com. Call Becky with any questions at 316 644-1454.

About American Bass Anglers - American Bass Anglers is committed to providing low cost, close to home tournaments for the weekend angler while offering an upward path for individual angler progression. For more information about American Bass Anglers and all their bass tournament trails visit www.americanbassanglers.com.

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Sipe Wins ABA Event on Badin Lake with over 12 pounds!

Billy Sipe of Albemarle, NC is one step closer to the Bass Pro Shops Fishing Tour National Championship with a first place win on Badin Lake on 03/16/2019. Sipe weighed in five bass, which weighed 16.31-pounds. Second place went to Don Sprinkle of Lexington, NC with five bass weighing 12.70-pounds. Third place went to John Orchard of Winston Salem, NC with four bass weighing in at 10.01-pounds. Fourth place went to Brent Walser of Welcome, NC with 3 bass weighing in at 8.20-pounds. Congratulations to our lucky winners.

At launch time the temperatures were in the upper 30's with partly cloudy skies and NE wind at 10 to 15 mph. The day’s conditions continued with partly cloudy skies, and NE winds at 10 to 15 mph, and temperatures topped out in the low 60's. Water temperatures were in the low 50's.

The winning pattern came fishing a shallow crank bait in and around grass. Congratulations Billy! See you at High Rock on the 30th of March at Southmont Access.

Top five Anglers:

1st	William "Billy" Sipe	16.31-lbs
2nd	Don Sprinkle	12.70-lbs
3rd	John Orchard	10.01-lbs
4th	Brent Walser	8.20-lbs
5th	Lance Eckford	8.14-lbs

Big bass honors went to Don Sprinkle of Lexington, NC who caught a 5.54 pound largemouth.

The next tournament in division 14 is scheduled for March 30th on High Rock Lake out of Southmont Access.

For information about this division and future events visit Americanbassanglers.com or contact the local director for North Carolina-Charlotte – Lance Eckford at (919)628-3383.

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York Wins ABA Open Series on Kentucky Lake with over 17 Pounds!

ATHENS, Ala. – Cory York of Benton, Kentucky won the Bass Pro Shops Open Series Kentucky tournament, held March 16th on the Kentucky Lake. Running out of Kentucky Dam Marina near Gilbertsville, KY York caught four bass weighing 17.49-pounds. For the Boater Division victory, he took home a check for $1800.

“I caught my bass early in the morning north of Blood River. I was fishing between 3 and 7 feet deep. I caught my fish on a crankbait,” said York.

In second for the boaters, Chris Beaudrie of Princeton, KY landed a five-bass tournament limit weighing 14.70-pounds.

“All of my bass were caught on a stringer bait. I also fished just north of Blood River. I fished in between 2 and 10 feet of water,” Martin said.

Craig Middleton of Harrodsburg, KY took third for the boaters with four bass weighing 14.02-pounds.

“Most of my bass were caught between 4 and 9 feet of water. I caught them between the twin bridges, and I used a Stringer to catch them,” Middleton said.

In the Co-Angler Division, Tom Ballowe of Eddyville, KY won with the three bass limit at 12.65-pounds. He pocketed a check for $700 for his first place win.

“Well I caught my fish all over. I fished in about 3 to 10 foot of water. I caught my fish with digs from Cabin Bate and Tackle Shop,” Ballowe said.

Taking second for the co-anglers, Dean Hesse of Brandenburg, KY brought in two good looking bass weighing 9.55-pounds.

“I fished about 3 to 6 feet of water for my catches. I caught both of them on a swimbait. I caught them so far down south, I was in Cuba,” Hesse said.

Nick Emerson placed third for the Co-Anglers with his first entry ever in American Bass Anglers tournament. He weighed 2 fish with a total weight of 8.44 pounds.

“I fished between two bridges in about 3 to 6 feet of water. I fished with a crankbait all day,” Emerson said.

The biggest bass for the boaters was caught by Charlie Craycraft, pictured on the left, that weighed a whopping 8.03-pounds. The biggest bass for the Co-Anglers was caught by Dean Hesse, pictured on the right, that weighed in at 5.73-lbs.

Slated for April 20th, the next tournament will be held on the Lake Barkley out of Kuttawa Lyon County in Kuttawa, KY.

At the end of the season, the best anglers from across the nation advance the 2020 Ray Scott Championship to be held at Lake Hartwell in April, 2020.

For more information on this tournament, call Shelby McElyea, tournament manager, at 256-230-5633 or ABA at 256-232-0406. On line, see www.americanbassanglers.com

About American Bass Anglers: American Bass Anglers is committed to providing low cost, close to home tournaments for the weekend angler while offering an upward path for individual angler progression. For more information about American Bass Anglers and their bass tournament trails visit www.americanbassanglers.com.

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Its Rocky Top Time! The Champ is Here!!!!!

This week the boys are humbled and excited to welcome in 2019 Bassmaster Classic Champ Ott Defoe to the show, just days after winning the coveted Classic Trophy in his hometown of Knoxville, TN. They talk about his win, BASS and MLF and looking ahead to the rest of 2019.

Chris also jumps on a stump in light of some recent Major League Fishing Social Media posts and the state of the sport and the Classic as a whole. This is one episode you won't want to miss!

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Navionics Gear Review - BlueChart g3 Vision marine charts and LakeVü g3 and LakeVü g3

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How'd He Do it? ~ How Chris Zaldain caught the biggest limit of the 2019 Bassmaster Classic

By Vance McCullough - Photo by Caden Brown

The magician revealed his secret, but I was sworn to keep it such, at least, until the tournament was over. On Day 2 of the 2019 Bassmaster Classic Chris Zaldain caught what was easily the biggest bag of the 3-day event at 21 pounds, 12 ounces.

“I did it the way I love to fish, man,” said Zaldain. “A big swimbait. That’s how I roll.”

In a tournament that was dominated by small crankbaits, spinnerbaits and bladed jigs, Zaldain rebounded from a slow start in the opening round to become a contender by throwing a 6-inch Megabass Magdraft swimbait on the 2^ndday.

“I didn’t do it yesterday. The conditions weren’t right. And I got led off by a 6-pounder I caught in practice way up Tellico, so I did that Day 1.”

Zaldain had spent most of his practice looking for a swimbait bite. When conditions got right for the technique on the 2^ndday of competition, he knocked their lights out doing it.

“Today I threw a swimbait along bluff walls with laydowns.”

While the big bait may seem an odd choice, Zaldain was actually matching the hatch – at least as far as the big female bass were concerned, and those are the type of fish that make a difference in a major tournament.

“Large profile bait because they’re eating gizzard shad.”

A slight change in conditions opened the bite window for a swimbait. Zaldain was ready. “The biggest factor is the water is clearing so I replaced the big Jason Christie single Colorado spinnerbait that we used in practice - because of the mud - and replaced that with a big ol’ swimbait because the water cleared up and those big fish love that bait.”

Zaldain also threw the Magdraft just to give the fish a different look. “Here on the Tennessee River people still don’t throw the big swimbait. They just don’t do it. The fish have seen a million spinnerbaits, a million squarebills and DT6’s. So when you introduce a big ol’ piece of plastic, mixed in with the big, 9-inch gizzard shad that they’re eating, that bait just imitates them so well. And they haven’t seen it. I really think those big fish see a spinnerbait and shy away from it, but that swimbait – they connect every time.”

As for his set up, Zaldain always swims the 6-inch Magdraft on 15-pound Seaguar InvizX line paired with a 7:1 reel and a 7’2” Megabass Orochi XX Perfect Pitch jig rod.

Zaldain is happy with the stock hooks that come on the Magdraft.

Swimbait aficionados will tell you that most important thing to know about a swimbait is when to put it down, especially if you’re tournament fishing. Zaldain was committed to take the Classic title with his favorite lure but conditions on the final day did not help him. He cobbled together a pair of smallish bass and placed 12^th.

But for a day, he smashed them with the swim bait.

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Carpenter Wins Ed Watkins Marine Lake Norman Event with over 11 pounds!

Mark Carpenter took the win Sunday on Norman with 11.44lbs, just edging out the second place team of Alfred Kiesle and Michael Chronister with their 11.26lbs.

Josh Hoyle cut a check in third place with 10.92lbs. Randy Coleman caught the biggest fish of the day at 3.78lbs.

Even with many of our fishermen and women attending the Bass Master Classic we still had a 17 boat field.

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SINGLETON WINS T-H MARINE FLW BASS FISHING LEAGUE MOUNTAIN DIVISION TOURNAMENT ON DALE HOLLOW LAKE

Co-Angler Title Goes to Parrott

BYRDSTOWN, Tenn. (March 18, 2019) – Boater Aaron Singleton of La Grange, Kentucky, brought five bass to the scale Saturday weighing 19 pounds, 5 ounces, to win the T-H Marine FLW Bass Fishing League (BFL) Mountain Division tournament on Dale Hollow Lake. For his catch, Singleton took home $6,319.

“I worked through three or four mid-lake pockets and primarily fished laydowns. I caught fish in 15 to 20 feet of water and ended up with eight keepers,” said Singleton, who earned his first career victory as a boater on Dale Hollow Lake. “At the start of the morning I used a white custom spinnerbait with a white trailer that I’d done well with in practice, but after 9 [a.m.] or so, the sun got up and that bite died off. I switched over to a shaky-head rig and immediately started catching fish. I pretty much upgraded throughout the day.”

Singleton’s shaky-head rig consisted of a green-pumpkin-colored Zoom Trick Worm on a 3/8-ounce Buckeye Lures Spot Remover jig head. He said he ended up weighing four largemouth and one smallmouth – two from the spinnerbait and three from the shaky-head rig. His day was capped off with a 5½-pound smallmouth, which he caught on the shaky-head with 20 minutes left to fish.

“This was an awesome win for me. I got my first win here as a co-angler back in 2007, and now I have my first win as a boater here,” said Singleton.

The top 10 boaters finished the tournament in:

1^st: Aaron Singleton, La Grange, Ky., five bass, 19-5, $4,319 + $2,000 Ranger Cup Bonus

2^nd: Dathan Jones, Harrodsburg, Ky., five bass, 18-11, $2,059

3^rd: Blake Townsend, Irvine, Ky., five bass, 15-7, $1,374

4^th: Robert Reagan, Byrdstown, Tenn., five bass, 14-6, $961

5^th: Michael Kennedy, Monroe, Tenn., five bass, 14-2, $924

6^th: Pat Eichmann, Nancy, Ky., five bass, 14-0, $1,005

7^th: Bryan Drury, Lexington, Ky., five bass, 13-14, $686

8^th: Tim Smiley, White Pine, Tenn., five bass, 13-13, $918

9^th: Aaron Bidarian, Lexington, Ky., five bass, 13-10, $549

10^th: J.B. King, Byrdstown, Tenn., five bass, 13-8, $480

Complete results can be found at FLWFishing.com.

Bennie Mutter of Glasgow, Kentucky, caught a 5-pound, 8-ounce bass – the heaviest of the event in the Boater Division – and earned the day’s Boater Big Bass award of $565.

Travis Parrott of Byrdstown, Tennessee, won the Co-angler Division and $2,259 Saturday after catching five bass weighing 14 pounds, 9 ounces.

The top 10 co-anglers were:

1^st: Travis Parrott, Byrdstown, Tenn., five bass, 14-9, $2,259

2^nd: Charles Bennington, Scottsville, Ky., three bass, 11-2, $1,030

3^rd: Jeremiah Williams, Livingston, Tenn., three bass, 10-7, $1,019

4^th: Matt Smith, Bowling Green, Ky., three bass, 10-0, $480

5^th: Justin Davis, Cookeville, Tenn., three bass, 9-9, $412

6^th: Glen Ruth, Frankfort, Ky., four bass, 8-5, $378

7^th: Darren Kelly, Wartburg, Tenn., four bass, 8-2, $493

8^th: Taylor Wisniewski, Lexington, Ky., four bass, 8-0, $309

9^th: Shane Vickers, Tyner, Ky., three bass, 7-13, $275

10^th: Casey Shearer, Nicholasville, Ky., three bass, 7-9, $240

Williams caught the largest bass in the Co-angler Division, a fish weighing in at 5 pounds, 5 ounces. The catch earned him the day’s Co-angler Big Bass award of $282.

The tournament was hosted by Star Point Resort in Byrdstown, Tennessee.

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TERESCENKO WINS T-H MARINE FLW BASS FISHING LEAGUE GATOR DIVISION TOURNAMENT ON LAKE OKEECHOBEE PRESENTED BY NAVIONICS

Zephyrhill’s Schroeder Wins Co-Angler Title

OKEECHOBEE, Fla. (March 18, 2019) – Boater Alex Terescenko of West Palm Beach, Florida, brought five bass to the scale weighing 20 pounds, 8 ounces, Saturday to win the T-H Marine FLW Bass Fishing League (BFL) Gator Division tournament on Lake Okeechobee presented by Navionics. For his win, Terescenko pocketed $3,792.

“The lake has dropped 6 inches in the past week, so I was pretty much in open water casting to the outside grass line on the north end near the Tin House area. The cleaner water drew me to the area,” said Terescenko, who notched his first career win in FLW competition. “I fished a 60-yard stretch. During practice I fished through a lot of water, and the rule of thumb on the lake is finding where the dirtier water meets the clean water, and that stretch was where it happened.”

Terescenko said he caught his fish on a Texas-rigged, Ice Breaker-colored Gambler Lures Big EZ swimbait on a 5/0-sized Gamakatsu SuperLine EWG Offset Hook and Gambler Lures Hollow Point. He also used a Texas-rigged, Gold Rush-colored Gambler EZ Vibez Swimbait on the same Gamakatsu hook, but 4/0-sized, and a Hawgtech 3/8-ounce tungsten weight with a black and blue-colored punch skirt. He added that he caught all of his fish on a custom MHX MB904 rod.

“The first thing in the morning I heard fish busting on top eating shad, so I ran the Big EZ over the top of the grass,” said Terescenko. “After they stopped showing on top, I switched to the Vibez swimmer and slow-rolled it just below the surface. I prefer this over a swim jig in heavier grass because the swimbait is Texas-rigged, making it more weedless than a swim jig. Also, the punch skirt from Gambler gives the same flair effect of a swim jig.”

At 11 a.m., Terescenko let the area rest. He said he ran to some spots that he’d had some success at recently, but found them to be unproductive and ended up returning. In all, the Florida boater caught about 12 keepers throughout the tournament.

The top 10 boaters finished the tournament in:

1^st: Alex Terescenko, West Palm Beach, Fla., five bass, 20-8, $3,792

2^nd: David Anderson, Fort Myers, Fla., five bass, 19-1, $1,796

3^rd: John Adkinson, Winter Haven, Fla., five bass, 18-15, $1,301

4^th: Clay Batson, Bradenton, Fla., five bass, 18-9, $838

5^th: Eric Johnson, Millis, Mass., five bass, 18-0, $718

6^th: Chris McBeath, Bradenton, Fla., five bass, 17-13, $629

6^th: Brett Cannon, Parkland, Fla., five bass, 17-13, $629

8^th: Bradley MacQueen, West Palm Beach, Fla., five bass, 17-7, $789

9^th: Lionel Botha, Malabar, Fla., five bass, 17-4, $449

9^th: Nicholas Hoinig, Port St. Lucie, Fla., five bass, 17-4, $449

Complete results can be found at FLWFishing.com.

Dean Meckes of Clayton, New York, caught a 7-pound, 11-ounce bass – the heaviest of the event in the Boater Division – and earned the day’s Boater Big Bass award of $460.

Chad Schroeder of Zephyrhills, Florida, won the Co-angler Division and $2,176 Saturday after catching five bass weighing 18 pounds, 9 ounces.

The top 10 co-anglers were:

1^st: Chad Schroeder, Zephyrhills, Fla., five bass, 18-9, $2,176

2^nd: Ernie Johnson, Okeechobee, Fla., four bass, 15-8, $1,098

3^rd: Shannon Pitts, Vero Beach, Fla., five bass, 14-15, $648

4^th: Brad Ballard, Winona, Minn., five bass, 14-9, $419

5^th: Dana Bass, Miami, Fla., five bass, 14-7, $359

6^th: Shannon Bryson, Merritt Island, Fla., three bass, 13-5, $314

6^th: William House, Davie, Fla., five bass, 13-5, $314

8^th: Jeff Peterson, Lake Worth, Fla., five bass, 12-14, $269

9^th: Donald Frank, Fridley, Minn., five bass, 12-9, $239

10^th: Cody Farnham, Port St Lucie, Fla., five bass, 12-8, $199

10^th: Jason Nantz, Valrico, Fla., five bass, 12-8, $199

Schroeder also caught the largest bass in the Co-angler Division, a fish weighing in at 9 pounds even. The catch earned him the day’s Co-angler Big Bass award of $230.

The tournament was hosted by the Okeechobee County Tourist & Development Council.

The top 45 boaters and co-anglers in the region based on point standings, along with the five winners in each qualifying event, will be entered in the Oct. 10-12 BFL Regional Championship on Lake Seminole in Bainbridge, Georgia. Boaters will compete for a top award of a Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard and $20,000, while co-anglers will fish for a new Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard.

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Eddie Glascock Wins ABA Open Series on Kerr Lake with over 19 Pounds for 5K Payday!

ATHENS, Ala. – Eddie Glascock of Scottsburg, VA won the Bass Pro Shops Open Series Virginia event held on Kerr Lake on 3/16/19. Running out of Nut Bush Park in Henderson, North Carolina Glascock weighed in a five bass limit totaling 19.87-pounds. His limit was anchored by a bass weighing 5.40-pounds. He took home a check for $5000.00 for the win.

Glascock was tight lipped on the specifics of his day. He advised he got lucky, catching his fish on spinnerbaits, crankbaits and various other baits.

In second for the boaters, Cavin Young of Prince George, Virginia weighed in a five bass limit weighing 15.51-pounds. His catch was anchored by a bass weighing 4.93-pounds. Also being the highest finisher in the Triton Gold program, Young qualified for additional monies from Triton Boats.

“I think I had around 12 keepers today. I caught my keepers on a spinnerbait and a jerkbait,” said Young.

Taking third for the boaters Mike May of Simms, North Carolina weighed in a five bass limit weighing 14.87-pounds.

“I had 9 keepers today. I caught them on a spinnerbait, a jerkbait, and a rattletrap,” said May.

In fourth place for the boaters, Ryan Harrell of Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina weighed in five bass for 14.43-pounds. Rounding out the top 5 James Taylor of Ruther Glen, Virginia weighed in five bass for 14.18-pounds.

Taking big bass honors on the boater side Tyler Calloway of Blairs, Virginia weighed in a bass at 5.73-pounds. He took home $690.00 for that bass.

In the Co-angler Division, Roderick Mangum of Durham, NC weighed in three bass for 13.13-pounds. His catch was anchored by a bass weighing 4.58-pounds which was the largest bass weighed in by a co-angler. Mangum took home a total of $885.00 for his win.

“I had probably 20 bites today. I was able to cull several times during the day. My fish were caught on a spinnerbait and a crankbait,” said Mangum

Taking second for the co-anglers, Jim Lewis of Bracey, Virginia weighed in three bass weighing 8.60-pounds. His catch was anchored by a bass weighing 4.02-pounds.

“I had four keepers today,” said Lewis. “My catch came on a spinnerbait and a Carolina rig.”

Taking third for the co-anglers, Kevin Jones of Sanford, North Carolina weighed in three bass for 7.50-pounds.

“I had three keepers today all caught on a crankbait,” said Jones.

In fourth for the co-anglers Randy Walsh of Stafford, North Carolina weighed in three bass weighing 7.16-pounds. Rounding out the top five Dylan Walsh of Greensboro, North Carolina weighed in three bass weighing 6.91-pounds.

Slated for March 23, 2019 the next event for the Virginia Division will be held on Lake Gaston, launching from Holly Grove Marina in Bracey, Virginia.

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Rick Simons tops over 1600 anglers at the 2019 MEGA BASS on Lake Fork with an 11.93!!

Belton, TX, angler, Rick Simons tops over 1600 anglers at the 2019 MEGA BASS on Lake Fork with an 11.93 and takes home
$15,000 Cash + a New Skeeter ZX 200 - Yamaha SHO

RICK SIMONS

Belton

11.93

$15000.00 + Skeeter ZX 200 Yamaha SHO

MARK SPAETH

Emory

8.56

$15000.00

WILLIAM GOODHUE

Barling

7.98

$15000.00

ROBERT BROOKS

Ardmore

2.79

$15000.00

BRANDON TINGLE

Stonewall

2.63

$15000.00

ROBERT FREESE

Willow Park

2.56

$15000.00

CHRIS COOK

Vernon

2.53

$15000.00

MARK TRULL

Kennedy

9.47

$1000.00

HAROLD BREDEMEIER

Alba

2.75

$1000.00

JAMES PHILLIPS

Greenwood

2.67

$1000.00

JOSEPH EDWARDS

Sachse

2.58

$1000.00

DAVID VANDERBURG

Paris

2.53

$1000.00

CODY SISSON

Bossier City

2.44

$1000.00

RAYMOND MILLER

Pecan Gap

2.67

$900.00

WESLEY BURNETT

Hot Springs

2.64

$900.00

LADD THOMPSON

Mineola

2.55

$900.00

MARK MAYBEN

Plano

2.51

$900.00

SHAWN O MALLEY

Wylie

2.51

$900.00

JAKE MASON

Forney

2.51

$900.00

JAMES THOMPSON

Fruitvale

2.51

$900.00

RANDY STEELE

Sulphur Springs

2.43

$900.00

KYLE HOLCOMB

Forney

2.42

$900.00

VERLON CRONEY

Alba

2.66

$800.00

COREY STOKES

Weatherford

2.62

$800.00

MARK LESTER

Shawnee

2.51

$800.00

DONNA ANDERSON

San Antonio

2.43

$800.00

MIKE WORLEY

Quitman

2.41

$800.00

RICKY CARROLL

Henderson

2.40

$750.00

JOHN BIONDI

Arlington

2.40

$750.00

MATTHEW RILEY

North Richland Hills

2.65

$700.00

DELL BROWN

Arlington

2.47

$700.00

TODD PFEIL

Forney

2.46

$700.00

CHARLES LIVINGSTON

Stephenville

2.40

$700.00

KIMBERLY JAMES

Shreveport

2.38

$700.00

DARRELL CAMPBELL

Alba

2.35

$700.00

JESSE CHAMBERS

Irving

2.62

$600.00

JACOB WILTON

Cresson

2.45

$600.00

ROCKIE RAMSHUR

Winnfield

2.45

$600.00

KENNETH STEPHENS

Ardmore

2.39

$600.00

DAVID BRYANT

DeBerry

2.37

$600.00

JONATHAN FERGUSON

Grapevine

2.35

$600.00

JOSEPH HOING

Diana

2.33

$600.00

JEFFERY SANSOM

Paris

2.49

$500.00

DONNY GOSSETT

North Richland Hills

2.44

$500.00

TOMMY DUNN

Montgomery

2.36

$500.00

DALE DZIERZANOWSKI

Devine

2.26

$500.00

JOSEPH EDWARDS

Sachse

2.42

$450.00

NICK BROWN

Lindale

2.42

$450.00

EDWARD OCHOA

Weatherford

2.30

$450.00

CURT CULBERTSON

Fort Worth

2.30

$450.00

KYLE ELMORE

Hot Springs

2.48

$400.00

RICK CLARK

Terrell

2.35

$400.00

CRAIG WELCH

Waxachie

2.34

$400.00

KEVIN HEBERT

Longview

2.34

$400.00

JUSTIN GARNETT

Fairfield

2.34

$400.00

JOE POTTS

Garland

2.40

$350.00

NICK BROWN

Lindale

2.40

$350.00

NICK FONTENOT

Cleburne

2.25

$350.00

JONATHAN FERGUSON

Grapevine

2.25

$350.00

JOHN MIRALDI

Terrell

2.44

$300.00

ANDY MEDINA

Canton

2.39

$300.00

ADAM BERNASCO

Millstadt

2.34

$300.00

MICHAEL SCHUPP

Celina

2.24

$300.00

DAVID JACKSON

Crowley

2.32

$262.50 + Pierce Tumbler

WILLIAM QUALLS

Jackson

2.32

$262.50 + Pierce Tumbler

GREG HOLMES

Quitman

2.43

$250.00

AL JORDAN

Alba

2.38

$250.00

BRIAN THEUT

Dickinson

2.38

$250.00

RICH STRINGER

Alba

2.28

$250.00

BOBBY PEEK

Greenville

2.22

$250.00

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DAYTON READIES FOR COSTA FLW SERIES AT LAKE CHICKAMAUGA PRESENTED BY T-H MARINE

Courtesy of FLW

DAYTON, Tenn. (March 12, 2019) – The 2019 Costa Fishing League Worldwide (FLW) Series Southeastern division continues the season next week at Lake Chickamauga, March 21-23, with the Costa FLW Series at Lake Chickamauga presented by T-H Marine. Hosted by Fish Dayton, the three-day tournament will feature more than 360 of the best regional bass-fishing pros and co-anglers casting for a top prize of up to $100,000, including a brand new Ranger Z518L boat with a 200-horsepower Evinrude or Mercury outboard in the pro division.

“The water has dropped six feet back down to winter pool in the last week and a half and the water is muddy and cool – around 49 to 50 degrees,” said FLW Tour pro Buddy Gross of Chickamauga, Georgia, who has two top-10 finishes on Lake Chickamauga in FLW competition. “Most of the grass is gone and it has pretty much eliminated the river fishing. This one won’t be a ‘locals’ tournament – it’s anybody’s game.”

Gross predicted that anglers would likely find the most success fishing eddies or any other areas that they could find that were current-related, or up shallow on the bank. He said that Rat-L-Traps, crankbaits, jigs and even Alabama rigs would be popular baits thrown by tournament competitors.

“The weather conditions keep changing – cold, warm, cold, warm – and it has these fish moving out,” Gross said. “That being said, I still think the winner is going to find them in 12-feet-of-water or less. The key is going to be covering new water and finding the big ones.

“They’re really catching them right now on Chick. In a local tournament this weekend we saw a 29-pound limit, a 28, and multiple 25s,” Gross went on to say. “I don’t know if someone can do that for three days, but I think the winner is going to need at least 60 to 65 pounds to walk away with the big check.”

Anglers will take off from the Dayton Boat Dock located at 175 Lakeshore Street in Dayton at 7:30 a.m. EDT each day of competition. Thursday and Friday’s weigh-ins will be held at the Dayton Boat Dock beginning at 3:30 p.m. Saturday’s final weigh-in will be held at the Bass Pro Shops in Chattanooga, located at 1000 Bass Pro Drive, beginning at 4:30 p.m.

In Costa FLW Series regular-season competition, payouts are based on the number of participants competing in the event. At Lake Chickamauga, pros will fish for a top prize of up to $100,000 including a brand new Ranger Z518L boat with a 200-horsepower Evinrude or Mercury outboard if Ranger Cup qualified. Co-anglers will cast for a brand new Ranger Z175 boat with a 115-horsepower Evinrude or Mercury outboard, and $5,000 if Ranger Cup qualified.

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LIPPE WINS T-H MARINE FLW BASS FISHING LEAGUE OZARK DIVISION OPENER ON TABLE ROCK LAKE

Illinois’ Peterson Grabs Co-Angler Title

BRANSON, Mo. (March 18, 2019) – Boater Dustin Lippe of Lampe, Missouri, caught five bass weighing 17 pounds, 15 ounces, Saturday to win the T-H Marine FLW Bass Fishing League (BFL) Ozark Division tournament on Table Rock Lake. Lippe earned $6,229 for his efforts and 250 points in the Ozark Division presented by Bassing Bob standings. Should he go on to win the division’s Angler of the Year title, he will earn another $3,000.

Lippe said he spent his day fishing deep points, mid-lake, up the Long Creek, White River and the James River arms.

“I was targeting standing pole timber in the 25- to 35-foot range,” said Lippe, who now has back-to-back victories in BFL Ozark Division competition on Table Rock Lake. “I decided to fish out deep on the main-lake and main-river points because of the weather we had on Saturday – bluebird skies and no wind.

“I had around 13 keepers on the day. I ran a lot of spots and I probably burned around 40 gallons of gas,” continued Lippe. “I weighed a mixed bag – one smallmouth, one Kentucky bass and three largemouth.”

Lippe used 2.8- or 3.3-inch, Tennessee Shad-colored Keitech Fat Swing swimbaits on a ¼-ounce, shad-colored Jewel Gem Shad Swimbait hook on a 7-foot medium-action Denali Lithium drop-shot rod and Lew’s spinning reel.

“The rod was pretty crucial – you could really feel them load up on it,” said Lippe. “Once the wind picked up I also caught a good one – a 5-pound, 1-ounce largemouth – on an umbrella rig with [Albino Shad-colored] Zoom Super Fluke Jr. swimbaits.”

The top 10 boaters finished the tournament in:

1^st: Dustin Lippe, Lampe, Mo., five bass, 17-15, $6,229

2^nd: Austin Lowrey, Webb City, Mo., five bass, 16-4, $2,614

3^rd: Brent Algeo, Ozark, Mo., five bass, 16-3, $2,045

4^th: Wes Endicott, Joplin, Mo., five bass, 15-14, $1,220

5^th: Chris Macy, Diamond, Mo., five bass, 15-4, $1,046

6^th: Andy Newcomb, Camdenton, Mo., five bass, 15-1, $959

7^th: Jeremy Medina, Camdenton, Mo., five bass, 15-0, $1,686

8^th: Steve Gregg, Florissant, Mo., five bass, 14-13, $940

8^th: Steve Grizzle, Edwardsville, Ill., five bass, 14-13, $740

10^th: Bryan Tracy, St. Peters, Mo., five bass, 14-7, $710

Complete results can be found at FLWFishing.com.

Medina caught a bass weighing 6 pounds even – the heaviest of the event in the Boater Division – and earned the day’s Boater Big Bass award of $815.

Mark Peterson of Bethalto, Illinois, won the Co-angler Division and $2,614 Saturday after catching five bass weighing 17 pounds, 4 ounces.

The top 10 co-anglers were:

1^st: Mark Peterson, Bethalto, Ill., five bass, 17-4, $2,614

2^nd: Josh Rushing, Point Lookout, Mo., five bass, 13-9, $1,307

3^rd: Brent Luers, Johnston, Iowa, five bass, 12-0, $872

4^th: Jonathan Jones, Grain Valley, Mo., five bass, 11-11, $710

5^th: Crosley Welch, Branson, Mo., four bass, 11-1, $573

6^th: Ryan Jobe, De Soto, Kan., five bass, 11-0, $479

7^th: Paul Davis, Battlefield, Mo., four bass, 10-14, $436

8^th: Jeff Moss, Oronogo, Mo., five bass, 10-11, $392

9^th: Derek Henderson, Saint Charles, Mo., four bass, 10-8, $349

10^th: Carl Breeden, Valley Park, Mo., three bass, 9-15, $305

Johnny Ward Jr. of Waynesville, Missouri, caught the largest bass in the Co-angler Division, a fish weighing in at 6 pounds, 6 ounces. The catch earned him the day’s Co-angler Big Bass award of $407.

The tournament was hosted by ExploreBranson.com.

The top 45 boaters and co-anglers in the region based on point standings, along with the five winners in each qualifying event, will be entered in the Oct. 24-26 BFL Regional Championship on Grand Lake in Grove, Oklahoma, presented by Mercury. Boaters will compete for a top award of a Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard and $20,000, while co-anglers will fish for a new Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard.

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JEWELL WINS T-H MARINE FLW BFL CHOO CHOO DIVISION TOURNAMENT ON WHEELER LAKE

Nashville’s Markus Takes Co-Angler Title

ROGERSVILLE, Ala. (March 18, 2019) – Boater Eddie Jewell of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, brought a five-bass limit to the scale Saturday weighing 21 pounds even to win the T-H Marine FLW Bass Fishing League (BFL) Choo Choo Division tournament on Wheeler Lake. Jewell earned $3,747 for his efforts.

Jewell said he primarily ran chunk rock banks and gravel bars on the lower end of the lake near First and Second creeks, and caught the majority of his fish in 4 to 6 feet of water. He described his main area as a chunk rock and gravel point heading into a pocket off of the main river.

“I struggled early – it was probably 8 [a.m.] by the time I found my fish,” said Jewell, who earned his first win in FLW competition. “On Monday in practice I’d found a couple fish on a spot with gravel and chunk rock, and when I went to it Saturday, they were loaded on it. I pretty much stayed there all day.”

Jewell said he used a chartreuse and white-colored custom vibrating jig with a white Zoom Super Fluke Jr. trailer and a crawfish-colored Strike King 1.5 KVD Rattling square-billed crankbait to catch his fish. He estimated that he caught 15 fish on the vibrating jig, with three largemouth and one smallmouth reaching the scale, and six or seven fish on the crankbait, with one smallmouth topping off the limit.

“I started off with the vibrating jig, and went to the crankbait every once in a while,” said Jewell. “In clear water I went with the crankbait, and when it was stained I used the vibrating jig.”

During the final 90 minutes of his day, Jewell said he made a “milk-run” through some “big-fish” spots, eventually landing the heaviest bass of the tournament in the Boater Division – a 6-pound, 3-ouncer.

“The fish was on big chunk rock offshore and there was a boat sitting right on top of it. I waited for the boat to leave, then threw up there and caught it on the vibrating jig,” said Jewell. “It was out in 12 feet of water.”

The top 10 boaters finished the tournament in:

1^sT: Eddie Jewell, Lawrenceburg, Tenn., five bass, 21-0, $3,747

2^nd: Lavoyd Lemmond, Decatur, Ala., five bass, 18-12, $1,868

3^rd: Rick Williams, Decatur, Ala., five bass, 18-2, $1,112

4^th: Donny Beck, Killen, Ala., five bass, 16-10, $779

5^th: Tony Harvey, Rogersville, Ala., five bass, 16-7, $667

6^th: Jimmy Mason, Rogersville, Ala., five bass, 16-6, $612

7^th: Ricky Parpolowicz, Decatur, Ala., five bass, 16-1, $556

8^th: Chaz McMahan, Leoma, Tenn., five bass, 16-0, $501

9^th: Jett Loach, Chickamauga, Ga., four bass, 15-11, $545

10^th: Trey Gamble, Helena, Ala., five bass, 15-5, $369

10^th: Kenneth Smith, Tullahoma, Tenn., five bass, 15-5, $369

Complete results can be found at FLWFishing.com.

Jewell’s 6-pound, 3-ounce bass also earned him the day’s Boater Big Bass award of $410.

Zach Markus of Nashville, Tennessee, won the Co-angler Division and $1,873 Saturday after catching five bass weighing 18 pounds even.

The top 10 co-anglers were:

1^st: Zach Markus, Nashville, Tenn., five bass, 18-0, $1,873

2^nd: Cody Davis, Hico, Texas, four bass, 15-3, $834

3^rd: Tony Hill, Chatsworth, Ga., five bass, 14-5, $658

4^th: Charles Billingsley, Huntsville, Ala., five bass, 13-12, $361

4^th: Audie Aultman, Knoxville, Tenn., five bass, 13-12, $361

6^th: Jeff Morgan, Kennesaw, Ga., five bass, 13-11, $356

7^th: Shane Jewell, Lawrenceburg, Tenn., three bass, 13-4, $278

8^th: Raymond Hanlon, Chattanooga, Tenn., five bass, 13-1, $250

9^th: Randall Wiggins, Birmingham, Ala., five bass, 13-0, $222

10^th: Ethan Flack, Cullman, Ala., three bass, 11-10, $195

Markus also caught the largest bass in the Co-angler Division, a fish weighing in at 6 pounds, 3 ounces. The catch earned him the day’s Co-angler Big Bass award of $205.

The top 45 boaters and co-anglers in the region based on point standings, along with the five winners in each qualifying event, will be entered in the Oct. 10-12 BFL Regional Championship on Lake Seminole in Bainbridge, Georgia. Boaters will compete for a top award of a Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard and $20,000, while co-anglers will fish for a new Ranger Z518L with a 200-horsepower outboard.

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Bobby Vice & Ricky Guy Win Outlaw Outdoors Sweet Sixteen Event on Rayburn with over 29 Pounds!!!

Full Results Here

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Oklahoma's Grand Lake to Host MLF Bass Pro Tour Stage Seven

TULSA, Okla. (March 18, 2019) - Major League Fishing® (MLF) announced today that Oklahoma's signature bass destination, Grand Lake O' The Cherokees, will host Stage Seven of the 2019 MLF Bass Pro Tour from May 31 through June 5.

Simply called Grand Lake by most, the 72-square-mile reservoir sprawls across much of Oklahoma's northeastern corner. It is the state's third-largest body of water in size, but offers the greatest diversity in depth and structure.

"We are so excited to have the MLF Bass Pro Tour coming to Grove and Grand Lake O' the Cherokees," said Donnie Crain, President of the Grove Area Chamber of Commerce. "Our lake has rightfully earned a reputation with professionals and amateurs alike as one of America's top bass fishing lakes.

"Hosting an MLF Bass Pro Tour competition solidifies that reputation even more because of the event's prestige and pro lineup. We look forward to hosting MLF's great anglers and invite everyone to come join us in Grove to meet them and see for yourself why Grand Lake is so wonderful to visit and fish."

High-profile, big bass events are no stranger to the 79-year-old lake, especially in more


	Retired Major League Fishing boat official, Oklahoma's John Bond, shows off the kind of quality Grand Lake bass the MLF pros likely will see during their visit to his home lake at the end of May. (click to enlarge)

recent years since the City of Grove, the Oklahoma Dept. of Wildlife Conservation and the Grand River Dam Authority have teamed up to complete millions of dollars in improvements to the Wolf Creek Park and Boat Ramp area near downtown Grove.

"Few places can rival the venue, enthusiasm and expertise afforded by Grand Lake, the Wolf Creek facility and the folks of Grove," said Michael Mulone, MLF Senior Director, Events & Partnerships. "There's no doubt the red carpet will be rolled out for this event and that the fishing here will make for a genuine shootout among the country's very best anglers.

"Of course, we also like the fact that Grand is in MLF's own backyard, and that means our fans will have a chance to meet a lot of MLF staff from our Tulsa headquarters. Don't miss this one!"

Among the Bass Pro Tour's 80-man field are six Oklahoma pros: Tommy Biffle (Wagoner), Zack Birge (Blanchard), Jason Christie (Park Hill), James Elam (Tulsa), Edwin Evers (Talala) and Jeff Kriet (Ardmore).

The Grand Lake Stage Seven event is the penultimate in the eight-event Bass Pro Tour season. Two have been held to date, with Stage Three taking place at the end of the month in the waters of Raleigh, North Carolina. The Bass Pro Tour season will culminate with a championship held in August.

The Grand Lake competition, as with each of the Stages, will result in its own two-hour television episode that will air on Discovery Channel in the fourth quarter of 2019. It will repeat on Sportsman Channel in first and second quarters 2020.

MLF also has programming on Outdoor Channel, World Fishing Network, CBS, CBS Sports Network and Discovery Channel, and all episodes are available on-demand on MyOutdoorTV (MOTV).

For more information about MLF and its anglers, rules and sponsors, visit MajorLeagueFishing.com.

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Bryan College Rides Fast Start To College Classic Victory

Cole Sands and Bailey Fain of Bryan College win the 2019 Carhartt Bassmaster College Classic presented by Bass Pro Shops out of Knoxville, Tenn., with 13 pounds, 11 ounces on Watts Bar Lake.

Photo by Laurie Tisdale/B.A.S.S.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

March 17, 2019KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Cole Sands and Bailey Fain got ahead of today’s unfavorable weather conditions, sacked up a five-bass limit that weighed 13 pounds, 11 ounces and won the Carhartt Bassmaster College Classic presented by Bass Pro Shops on Watts Bar Lake.

The event was held in conjunction with the GEICO Bassmaster Classic presented by DICK’S Sporting Goods.

A passing cold front left the typical “bluebird” day — high, bright skies and light wind — in its wake, so the winners were happy to secure a limit by about 9:30 a.m. After that, the day grew brighter and the bite became more difficult.

“We thought we’d upgrade the rest of the day,” said Sands, a senior business management major. “We upgraded three times, but they were little upgrades.”

Targeting main-channel banks, the Bryan College anglers caught most of their bass on a Rapala DT6 crankbait and a Strike King KVD 1.5 squarebill, both in crawfish colors. Fain added the duo’s biggest bass on a YUM Yumbrella Flash Mob Jr. umbrella rig with Zoom swimbaits.

“Bailey threw the [umbrella rig] because it catches big fish, and I kept a DT6 in my hand all day because I caught some good fish on it in practice,” Sands said. “It seemed that when I did get a bite it was a decent fish.”

The winning performance bested the second-place Tusculum College team of Grant Cordell and Caleb Lafleur by a margin of 2-5. Essential to the win was the right shoreline composition.

“There was a certain type of rock we were looking for and when you saw it, you’d think you were going to get bit,” Sands said. “It seemed like there was a little current deal too, but our main strategy was just covering water.”

Fain, a sophomore also majoring in business management, said channel-swing banks proved most productive. Most of their bites were shallow, but proximity to deep water was clearly attractive.

Also important to the winning performance was the right tackle. Sands, who did most of the cranking, used a 7-10 medium Witch Doctor Kahuna cranking rod, which provided the right flex.

“When you’re cranking, you lose a pretty good amount of fish, but we landed every single fish that bit today,” he said. “It’s a glass rod that lets them load up. That makes a difference.”

The tournament was comprised of nine teams, five of which were Tennessee programs currently active within the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series. Also included were the defending 2018 National Championship team, the defending 2018 Carhartt Bassmaster College Classic winning team, the reigning Carhartt Bassmaster College Series Team of the Year and the Classic Bracket Championship school.

                               Carhartt Bassmaster College Classic presented by Bass Pro Shops
                                                      3/17/2019 - 3/17/2019
                                          Tennessee River - Volunteer Landing - Knoxville, TN
 
 
                                                      STANDINGS  BOATER DAY   1
                                                                           Today's Activity           
      Name                                                               Fsh  # Live   Lbs - Oz  
    Cole Sands - Bailey Fain                                               5      5       13-11    
      Bryan College
    Grant Cordell - Caleb Lafleur                                          4      4       11- 6    
      Tusculum College
    Hunter Sales - Tristan Stalsworth                                      4      4       10- 2    
      Carson-Newman University
    Scott Ellis - Luke Byerly                                              2      2        4-14   
      University of Tennessee
    Zach Vielhauer - Will Andrie                                           2      2        4-11   
      Kansas State
    Caden Watson - Josh Bean                                               2      2        4- 5  
      Tennessee Tech University
    Tyler Craig - Spencer Lambert                                          1      1        3-15    
      U. of Louisiana at Monroe
    Garrett Enders - Cody Huff                                             1      1        3-14    
      Bethel University
    Mason Sapp - Trevor Sagrecy                                            1      1        2- 0    
      Campbellsville University
                      BIG BASS                                                         TOTALS
  Day   Name                City,State         Lbs-Oz            Day      # Fish       # Live     Lbs-Oz          # Limits
     1  Tyler Craig - Spenc Frierson, LA            3-15         1         22           22            58-14           1

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Bassmaster Classic Final Day Weigh-In

Photo Credit: Chris Brown, Caden Brown & Jacob Fine - Anglerschannel.com & Silo Creative

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Tennessee Native Ott Defoe Wins the 2019 Bassmaster Classic!!!

Vance McCullough

The Thompson-Bolling Arena boiled with excitement long before Ott DeFoe took the stage.

In our constantly-connected world fans were glued to their screens as Bassmaster broadcast its, as usual, excellent Live coverage of the 49^thClassic. The buzz was that the hometown favorite had done well. Well enough to win.

Probably.

Maybe.

Well, you never really can tell, can you?

Not until it’s over.

DeFoe had a solid bag of bass and was projected to retake the lead on the day that matters most, the final day.

DeFoe tried to shrug off some of the pressure the day before this tournament began, “Professionally, it would have meant just as much to me to win at Hartwell. I want to win every one I fish.” Then he admitted, “This would be special because I’m here in front of my family and friends.”

As Dave Mercer read Jacob Wheeler’s insufficient weight at the scale and pronounce DeFoe the champion, DeFoe sobbed on stage.

His daughter called before it happened. This week, she chalked a message in the driveway where DeFoe parks, “The 2019 Bassmaster Classic Champion lives here.”

Correct.

How did he do it?

He credited “A full bladder and Keith Poche” on stage when comically telling the story of his chance conversation with Poche during which Poche told him about a dock that had produced quality bites. Because Poche did not catch enough of those fish to make the cut, DeFoe made an important adjustment and changed areas on the final day.

“A lot of my fish came from around the Concord area of the lake. That’s an area that I’ve fished forever. I’ve always done well in that area of the lake. My fish today, though, came from down around the dam.”

A lipless crankbait, the Storm Arashi Vibe, accounted for 4 of DeFoe’s Day 1 fish, 2 of his 2^ndround fish on 1 fish today. The factory color is called Rusty Craw but DeFoe did a little art work to make it just right for his needs. “I took a red and a black Sharpie and made it a much prettier bait than what it already is.”

DeFoe cranked the Vibe on a Bass Pro 7’6” medium heavy Crankin’ Stick rod, Johnny Morris Platinum Series reel (6.8:1 gear ratio) and 17-pound Bass Pro XPS Fluorocarbon.

DeFoe used a 3/8 ounce chartreuse and white bladed jig with a fluke-style trailer to catch 3 small fish on Saturday and 4 big fish today.

He cranked the bladed jig with the same rod but a Johnny Morris Carbon Lite reel with a 7.5:1 gear ratio and the same line as above.

He caught one other fish, a Day 1 keeper, on a Rapala DT4 in the Dark Brown Craw color. Same rod, the Platinum Series reel and 14-pound Bass Pro XPS Fluorocarbon.

“I switched all my treble hooks to VMC short shank trebles” - #2 on the Vibe and #4 on the DT4.

Gear aside, DeFoe’s biggest advantage – by far – was his extensive local knowledge of the fishery.

A lot of the small offshore targets are hard to find. When an angler does locate one, it’s hard to tell a productive spot from a time-waster.

DeFoe’s mentality was key. He focused, not on the outcome, but on the process. “It was never about the winning moment. It was always about ‘how am I going to catch the next fish?’.”

That mindset is a way of life for our Classic champ. “I try to take each day at a time. I get in trouble for that a lot because Jenny says I don’t prepare very well. I don’t think too far into the future. I just worry about the here-and-now. We’ll take the rest of it as it comes.”

Total Fish / Weight	Day 1 Fish / Weight	Day 2 Fish / Weight	Day 3 Fish / Weight
1	Ott DeFoe	15 / 49 - 3	5 / 20 - 0	5 / 10 - 5	5 / 18 - 14
2	Jacob Wheeler	15 / 45 - 5	5 / 14 - 11	5 / 17 - 11	5 / 12 - 15
3	Jesse Wiggins	15 / 43 - 14	5 / 10 - 11	5 / 15 - 15	5 / 17 - 4
4	Michael Iaconelli	15 / 42 - 9	5 / 9 - 2	5 / 19 - 7	5 / 14 - 0
5	Mark Daniels Jr.	15 / 41 - 12	5 / 14 - 8	5 / 17 - 6	5 / 9 - 14
6	Brandon Lester	15 / 40 - 5	5 / 9 - 11	5 / 12 - 0	5 / 18 - 10
7	Wesley Strader	15 / 39 - 8	5 / 10 - 14	5 / 17 - 2	5 / 11 - 8
8	Edwin Evers	15 / 39 - 7	5 / 8 - 12	5 / 16 - 0	5 / 14 - 11
9	Dean Rojas	15 / 35 - 6	5 / 9 - 4	5 / 14 - 1	5 / 12 - 1
10	Brandon Palaniuk	12 / 34 - 15	3 / 8 - 3	5 / 12 - 6	4 / 14 - 6
11	Roy Hawk	13 / 34 - 4	5 / 17 - 11	5 / 9 - 15	3 / 6 - 10
12	Chris Zaldain	11 / 34 - 0	4 / 9 - 0	5 / 21 - 12	2 / 3 - 4
13	Adrian Avena	15 / 32 - 10	5 / 12 - 15	5 / 11 - 5	5 / 8 - 6
14	Bobby Lane Jr.	15 / 32 - 9	5 / 13 - 4	5 / 10 - 5	5 / 9 - 0
15	Seth Feider	14 / 31 - 13	4 / 8 - 10	5 / 13 - 7	5 / 9 - 12
16	Kyle Dorsett	11 / 31 - 10	4 / 12 - 3	5 / 11 - 15	2 / 7 - 8
17	Justin Lucas	12 / 31 - 9	5 / 16 - 7	5 / 10 - 9	2 / 4 - 9
18	Clifford Pirch	12 / 31 - 8	5 / 16 - 11	3 / 9 - 3	4 / 5 - 10
19	Brent Chapman	13 / 30 - 13	5 / 14 - 8	5 / 9 - 10	3 / 6 - 11
20	Kevin VanDam	15 / 30 - 1	5 / 10 - 2	5 / 11 - 4	5 / 8 - 11
21	Skeet Reese	12 / 27 - 1	5 / 12 - 1	5 / 10 - 14	2 / 4 - 2
22	Jacob Powroznik	10 / 26 - 7	5 / 13 - 4	5 / 13 - 3	0
23	James Elam	11 / 25 - 6	5 / 12 - 9	5 / 10 - 15	1 / 1 - 14
24	Todd Faircloth	10 / 25 - 3	5 / 13 - 9	3 / 6 - 8	2 / 5 - 2
25	Cliff Pace	11 / 23 - 11	5 / 10 - 14	5 / 10 - 6	1 / 2 - 7
26	Frank Talley	9 / 19 - 14	4 / 9 - 5	5 / 10 - 9	0
27	Jared Lintner	6 / 18 - 13	1 / 4 - 1	5 / 14 - 12	0
28	Josh Bertrand	9 / 18 - 13	5 / 11 - 5	4 / 7 - 8	0
29	Casey Ashley	10 / 18 - 5	5 / 10 - 1	5 / 8 - 4	0
30	Chris Lane	10 / 18 - 2	5 / 9 - 9	5 / 8 - 9	0
31	Jake Whitaker	10 / 18 - 1	5 / 8 - 15	5 / 9 - 2	0
32	Drew Benton	10 / 17 - 7	5 / 7 - 6	5 / 10 - 1	0
33	Derek Hudnall	9 / 17 - 5	4 / 7 - 0	5 / 10 - 5	0
34	Brett Hite	8 / 17 - 1	4 / 7 - 14	4 / 9 - 3	0
35	Gerald Swindle	7 / 16 - 9	5 / 11 - 15	2 / 4 - 10	0
36	Keith Poche	7 / 15 - 6	2 / 3 - 3	5 / 12 - 3	0
37	Garrett Paquette	7 / 15 - 3	4 / 8 - 4	3 / 6 - 15	0
38	Randall Tharp	7 / 14 - 15	3 / 6 - 6	4 / 8 - 9	0
39	Andy Montgomery	10 / 14 - 14	5 / 9 - 2	5 / 5 - 12	0
40	Jason Christie	6 / 14 - 7	3 / 8 - 1	3 / 6 - 6	0
41	Nick Ratliff	7 / 14 - 5	4 / 6 - 10	3 / 7 - 11	0
42	Jordan Lee	8 / 13 - 10	5 / 8 - 6	3 / 5 - 4	0
43	Brent Ehrler	6 / 12 - 14	3 / 8 - 4	3 / 4 - 10	0
44	Gerald Spohrer	7 / 12 - 12	4 / 7 - 6	3 / 5 - 6	0
45	Brad Whatley	6 / 12 - 2	2 / 3 - 12	4 / 8 - 6	0
46	Micah Frazier	7 / 11 - 10	5 / 8 - 12	2 / 2 - 14	0
47	Matthew Robertson	4 / 9 - 8	2 / 3 - 5	2 / 6 - 3	0
48	Alton Jones Jr.	3 / 9 - 1	2 / 7 - 7	1 / 1 - 10	0
49	Jacopo Gallelli	5 / 8 - 13	0	5 / 8 - 13	0
50	Bradley Roy	4 / 6 - 15	4 / 6 - 15	0	0
51	Aaron Martens	4 / 6 - 5	4 / 6 - 5	0	0
52	Randy Pierson	3 / 4 - 7	2 / 2 - 14	1 / 1 - 9	0

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