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2014 3rd Annual Bass Team Tournament Trail May 3, 2014 – Results – Kerr Lake – Occoneechee

050414-1stplace-and-1stBigFish1st Place Markham/Markham with 15.41lbs

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Place
Team
Weight
Payout
1
Markham/Markham
15.41
$1,182.72
2
Cooper/Roberts
14.86
$619.52
3
Marrow/Reedy
14.55
$337.92
4
Woodard/Szuba
14.23
$253.44
5
Stalliings/Grant
13.97
$225.28
6
Sheffey Jr/Sheffey
13.48
$197.12
7
Newton/McKinney
13.00
8
Sorrell/Madden
12.85
9
Talbott/Talbott
12.84
10
Elder/Bomar
12.72
11
Fore/Trent
12.38
12
Perkins/Bullock
12.29
13
Wall/Westmorland
11.68
14
McKinney/Eldridge
11.64
15
Davies/Shawler
11.57
16
Moser/Owen
11.40
17
Duncan
11.33
18
Elliott/Compton
10.39
19
Young/Wells
10.26
20
Hubbard/Young
10.02
21
Walton/Walton
9.61
22
Gilbert/Wilkinson
9.54
23
Cashwell/Doughtie
9.32
24
Barretta/Purcell
9.29
25
Inman/Inman
8.36
26
George/Sanderlin
7.89
27
Moore/Reynolds
5.66
28
Lucas/Abernathy
0.00
29
Moore/Henshaw
0.00
30
Winn/Nichols
0.00
31
Page/Harvey
0.00
32
Owens/Lemar
0.00
Team
Big Fish
Payout
Markham/Markham
6.32
$384.00
Wall/Westmorland
4.37
$256.00

 

Castaway Anglers Claytor lake May 4th 2014 – Results & Photos

Hey everybody,

Yesterday was our third club tournament of the year and we had a great turnout at Claytor Lake (15 Boats). Congrats to Farmer/Carter for finishing first with 16.05 lbs, Jordan/Eubank who finished second with 15.06 lbs and Big Fish 5.38 lbs, and Tyler and Brian Stachowiak who finished third with 11.54 lbs. It was a beautiful day (little windy) and the fishing was tough, but everybody had a lot of fun. Come join us on Saturday (May 17th) at Leesville Lake (state ramp by dam) for our first OPEN tournament of the year from 6 to 3PM. With the weather finally turning around it ought to be a beautiful weekend for an open tournament. Hope to see everybody there.

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Fish Their Open Tournament

 

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Castaway Anglers Claytor lake May 4th 2014 – Results & Photos

Hey everybody,

Yesterday was our third club tournament of the year and we had a great turnout at Claytor Lake (15 Boats). Congrats to Farmer/Carter for finishing first with 16.05 lbs, Jordan/Eubank who finished second with 15.06 lbs and Big Fish 5.38 lbs, and Tyler and Brian Stachowiak who finished third with 11.54 lbs. It was a beautiful day (little windy) and the fishing was tough, but everybody had a lot of fun. Come join us on Saturday (May 17th) at Leesville Lake (state ramp by dam) for our first OPEN tournament of the year from 6 to 3PM. With the weather finally turning around it ought to be a beautiful weekend for an open tournament. Hope to see everybody there.

Click Here To See Current Standings

Fish Their Open Tournament

 

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Castaway Anglers Open Tournament Sat May 17th @ Leesville Lake

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CastAway Anglers
Open Tournament

May 17th (SAT)
Leesville Lake
State Ramp (dam)

Time: 6 – 3 PM
Registration: 5:20 – 5:50AM
Entry Fee: $60 A Boat (team or single)
Big Fish – $10 a boat (part of entry fee)
Pays 1 place for every six boats/max 3 places

Five fish Limit
3 – 14” and 2 – 12”
For more information call
Jimmy Thomas – 258-4231

Duo Realis G-Fix Vibration Tungsten Lipless Crankbait by: Jason Sealock

 

Every now and then I have those special days with a new product that makes reviewing new fishing tackle a lot of fun. I had one of those days with the new Duo Realis G-Fix Vibration Tungsten Lipless Crankbait during my review on the first use of the bait in the spring prespawn period.

Duo sent me a couple of the baits in shad pattern to try. I took them out the first day just to check castability, durability, usability and the usual stuff you want to know when you first get a new fishing lure. What ensued was a beat down, much of which was caught on film. I wish I had more of the fish on film to show off, but I was playing with a new camera and thought it was recording several times when it really wasn’t. But I got enough on film to show you how well the lipless bait worked.

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Duo Realis G-Fix Vibration Tungsten Lipless Crankbait by: Jason Sealock

 

Every now and then I have those special days with a new product that makes reviewing new fishing tackle a lot of fun. I had one of those days with the new Duo Realis G-Fix Vibration Tungsten Lipless Crankbait during my review on the first use of the bait in the spring prespawn period.

Duo sent me a couple of the baits in shad pattern to try. I took them out the first day just to check castability, durability, usability and the usual stuff you want to know when you first get a new fishing lure. What ensued was a beat down, much of which was caught on film. I wish I had more of the fish on film to show off, but I was playing with a new camera and thought it was recording several times when it really wasn’t. But I got enough on film to show you how well the lipless bait worked.

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Duo Realis G-Fix Vibration Tungsten Lipless Crankbait by: Jason Sealock

 

Every now and then I have those special days with a new product that makes reviewing new fishing tackle a lot of fun. I had one of those days with the new Duo Realis G-Fix Vibration Tungsten Lipless Crankbait during my review on the first use of the bait in the spring prespawn period.

Duo sent me a couple of the baits in shad pattern to try. I took them out the first day just to check castability, durability, usability and the usual stuff you want to know when you first get a new fishing lure. What ensued was a beat down, much of which was caught on film. I wish I had more of the fish on film to show off, but I was playing with a new camera and thought it was recording several times when it really wasn’t. But I got enough on film to show you how well the lipless bait worked.

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Duo Realis G-Fix Vibration Tungsten Lipless Crankbait by: Jason Sealock

 

Every now and then I have those special days with a new product that makes reviewing new fishing tackle a lot of fun. I had one of those days with the new Duo Realis G-Fix Vibration Tungsten Lipless Crankbait during my review on the first use of the bait in the spring prespawn period.

Duo sent me a couple of the baits in shad pattern to try. I took them out the first day just to check castability, durability, usability and the usual stuff you want to know when you first get a new fishing lure. What ensued was a beat down, much of which was caught on film. I wish I had more of the fish on film to show off, but I was playing with a new camera and thought it was recording several times when it really wasn’t. But I got enough on film to show you how well the lipless bait worked.

Click Here To Read More

Duo Realis G-Fix Vibration Tungsten Lipless Crankbait by: Jason Sealock

 

Every now and then I have those special days with a new product that makes reviewing new fishing tackle a lot of fun. I had one of those days with the new Duo Realis G-Fix Vibration Tungsten Lipless Crankbait during my review on the first use of the bait in the spring prespawn period.

Duo sent me a couple of the baits in shad pattern to try. I took them out the first day just to check castability, durability, usability and the usual stuff you want to know when you first get a new fishing lure. What ensued was a beat down, much of which was caught on film. I wish I had more of the fish on film to show off, but I was playing with a new camera and thought it was recording several times when it really wasn’t. But I got enough on film to show you how well the lipless bait worked.

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Powroznik throws KO punch on Toledo Bend – Bassmaster.com

 

Powroznik throws KO punch on Toledo Bend

Jacob Powroznik

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Elite Series rookie Jacob Powroznik, who lead after Day 2 on Toledo Bend but lost the lead to Dean Rojas on Day 3, reclaimed the lead to win in part thanks to landing the biggest bass of the day, weighing 7-13.

MANY, La. — With a one-two, the rookie won.

Jacob Powroznik delivered that punch Sunday in the form of two good-sized bass in the last hours of competition of the four-day Evan Williams Bourbon Bassmaster Elite at Toledo Bend.

“I’m speechless. That doesn’t happen very often,” said Powroznik as he accepted his first Bassmaster Elite Series trophy after competing in only four events in his first year on the top-level tour — and on a fishery on which he had never before competed.

From Port Haywood, Va., Powroznik claimed the first-place prize of $100,000 and an instant-in for the 2015 Bassmaster Classic, his first world championship qualification.

“To get into the Classic feels like someone just gave me a million dollars,” said Powroznik after he stepped off the stage and got his voice back. “You don’t get many opportunities to win one of these events. It’s so hard to do. To do it my first year is a blessing.”

After leading on Friday, Powroznik was stumped in Saturday’s round by a disappearing shad spawn bite that had helped him considerably in the early morning hours of competition. Then he was smoked out of a promising spawning bass area by a controlled burn of Texas shoreline forest. Going into the Sunday finals, Powroznik had dropped more than 2 1/2 pounds behind the leader, two-time Bassmaster Toledo Bend champ Dean Rojas.

But Powroznik recovered nicely. In the final round, he decided to concentrate solely on bass on spawning beds. His strategy worked to the tune of 19-11, and a 79-12 tournament total.

Thanks to his two key keepers, he won by a margin of 2 pounds, 6 ounces over Chad Morgenthaler of Coulterville, Ill., who made a last-hour lunge at the trophy by producing 21-14, Sunday’s heaviest bag of bass. Rising from 10th place, Morgenthaler ended in the runner-up spot with a total of 77-6.

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