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CASHION FISHING RODS 'END OF YEAR' TEAM BASS TRAIL QUALIFIER #8 RESULTS Saturday October 25, 2014 ~ Falls Lake ~ Ledge Rock Wildlife Ramp

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CASHION FISHING RODS 'END OF YEAR' TEAM BASS TRAIL QUALIFIER #8 RESULTS Saturday October 25, 2014 ~ Falls Lake ~ Ledge Rock Wildlife Ramp

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Saturday October 25, 2014 ~ Falls Lake ~ Ledge Rock Wildlife Ramp

Nice cool Autumn day for the Cashion Fishing Rods ‘End of Year’ Team Tournament Bass Fishing Trail  Qualifier #8 and the 27 teams that participated! Air temps ranged from 43 in the am to 73 in the pm. The winds  were pretty much light to variable, maybe 5 mph at times. Water temps averaged 65 degrees. Fish were  scattered with most caught in 8 to 15′ of water with spinnerbaits & jigs. Others were caught using crankbaits,  spoons, jerk baits & worm combos in deeper water.
Tony Woodard & Scott Smith netted 5 bass weighing a total of 16.62 lbs. taking 1st Place worth $865 and 1st  TWT, bringing their total winnings to $1,243. 
The 2nd Place Team of Mike Stevenson & Chad Jones weighed in 5 bass weighing 14.69 lbs. They also won the 2nd Place Big Fish (6.27) and took home $659. Big Fish for the day
was caught by the team of Ron Szaro & Keith Deal (subbing for Brian Lipscomb) weighing 6.41 lbs. & earning  them $378 in cash. 1st place team member Scott Smith won the Tow Boats US Member Award of $50.
Only 52 bass were weighed in for a total of 146 pounds. This averaged 2.80 lbs. a fish and they were nice and healthy looking but the Fall fishing was tough this day!
I want to thank all the anglers that participated and all our sponsors that support these trails. Our next tournament will be the Cashion Fishing Rods ‘End of Year’ Team Tournament Bass Fishing Trail Championship,
Saturday, November 1st at Falls Lake out of Ledge Rock Wildlife Ramp.
 All the information on our tournaments can be found at http://piedmontbassclassics.com/

Now here are the full results:

1st Place: Tony Woodard & Scott Smith of Four Oaks & Apex…5 bass…16.62 lbs…$865
2nd Place: Mike Stevenson & Chad Jones of Bahama & Durham…5 bass…14.69 lbs…$497
3rd Place: Dennis Reedy & Tommy Marrow of Siler City & Oxford…5 bass…13.53 lbs…$345
4th Place: Tony Fofi & Dave Murdock of Spring Lake & Sanford…5 bass…11.80 lbs…$259
5th Place: Phil Edgerton & Mike Miller of Durham & Pittsboro…5 bass…9.96 lbs…$194

1st Place Big Fish: Ron Szaro & Keith Deal (subbing for Brian Lipscomb)…6.41 lbs…$378
2nd Place Big Fish: 2nd Place Team above…6.27 lbs…$162

1st Place TWT: 1st Place Team above: 16.62 lbs…$385
2nd Place TWT: 3rd Place Team above: 13.53 lbs…$165

Tow Boats US Award: Scott Smith of Apex: $50

Contact Information:
Phil McCarson…Tournament Director—922 Valetta Rd.—Durham, NC 27712
Home: 919-471-1571 Cell: 919-971-5042
email: [email protected] website: http://piedmontbassclassics.com/

CASHION FISHING RODS ‘END OF YEAR’ TEAM BASS TRAIL QUALIFIER #8 RESULTS Saturday October 25, 2014 ~ Falls Lake ~ Ledge Rock Wildlife Ramp

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CASHION FISHING RODS ‘END OF YEAR’ TEAM BASS TRAIL QUALIFIER #8 RESULTS Saturday October 25, 2014 ~ Falls Lake ~ Ledge Rock Wildlife Ramp

1025-141stCASHION FISHING RODS ‘END OF YEAR’ TEAM BASS TRAIL QUALIFIER #8 RESULTS
Saturday October 25, 2014 ~ Falls Lake ~ Ledge Rock Wildlife Ramp

Nice cool Autumn day for the Cashion Fishing Rods ‘End of Year’ Team Tournament Bass Fishing Trail  Qualifier #8 and the 27 teams that participated! Air temps ranged from 43 in the am to 73 in the pm. The winds  were pretty much light to variable, maybe 5 mph at times. Water temps averaged 65 degrees. Fish were  scattered with most caught in 8 to 15′ of water with spinnerbaits & jigs. Others were caught using crankbaits,  spoons, jerk baits & worm combos in deeper water.
Tony Woodard & Scott Smith netted 5 bass weighing a total of 16.62 lbs. taking 1st Place worth $865 and 1st  TWT, bringing their total winnings to $1,243. 
The 2nd Place Team of Mike Stevenson & Chad Jones weighed in 5 bass weighing 14.69 lbs. They also won the 2nd Place Big Fish (6.27) and took home $659. Big Fish for the day
was caught by the team of Ron Szaro & Keith Deal (subbing for Brian Lipscomb) weighing 6.41 lbs. & earning  them $378 in cash. 1st place team member Scott Smith won the Tow Boats US Member Award of $50.
Only 52 bass were weighed in for a total of 146 pounds. This averaged 2.80 lbs. a fish and they were nice and healthy looking but the Fall fishing was tough this day!
I want to thank all the anglers that participated and all our sponsors that support these trails. Our next tournament will be the Cashion Fishing Rods ‘End of Year’ Team Tournament Bass Fishing Trail Championship,
Saturday, November 1st at Falls Lake out of Ledge Rock Wildlife Ramp.
 All the information on our tournaments can be found at http://piedmontbassclassics.com/

Now here are the full results:

1st Place: Tony Woodard & Scott Smith of Four Oaks & Apex…5 bass…16.62 lbs…$865
2nd Place: Mike Stevenson & Chad Jones of Bahama & Durham…5 bass…14.69 lbs…$497
3rd Place: Dennis Reedy & Tommy Marrow of Siler City & Oxford…5 bass…13.53 lbs…$345
4th Place: Tony Fofi & Dave Murdock of Spring Lake & Sanford…5 bass…11.80 lbs…$259
5th Place: Phil Edgerton & Mike Miller of Durham & Pittsboro…5 bass…9.96 lbs…$194

1st Place Big Fish: Ron Szaro & Keith Deal (subbing for Brian Lipscomb)…6.41 lbs…$378
2nd Place Big Fish: 2nd Place Team above…6.27 lbs…$162

1st Place TWT: 1st Place Team above: 16.62 lbs…$385
2nd Place TWT: 3rd Place Team above: 13.53 lbs…$165

Tow Boats US Award: Scott Smith of Apex: $50

Contact Information:
Phil McCarson…Tournament Director—922 Valetta Rd.—Durham, NC 27712
Home: 919-471-1571 Cell: 919-971-5042
email: [email protected] website: http://piedmontbassclassics.com/

Castaway Anglers Open Tournament Results 10/25/14

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Castaway Anglers Open Tournament Results 10/25/14

 

Micropterus_dolomieu2Hey Everybody,

We had a great turn out on Saturday with 22 boats participating. The results are below and I hope to see everybody at the William Campbell band charity tournament on Saturday November 8th from 7 to 4 PM out of the state park.

Jimmy

Smith Mt. OPEN Tournament Results – 10/25/2014

Cregger/Clingenpeel  –  14.72 lbs   BF – 5.28 lbs

Ross/Ross     –   13.16 lbs

Bradshaw     –    12.70 lbs

Farmer/McFaden   – 10.08 lbs

Eagle/Thomas    –  9.86 lbs

Howard/Turpin  –  9.46 lbs

Dalton/Pearson  –  7.04 lbs

Funk/Millner     –   6.98 lbs

Luvadamo     –  4.98 lbs

Jordan        –  4.04 lbs

Slagle/Day    –  4.02 lbs

Orange/Walker   – 3.46 lbs

Wood/Day     –  3.26 lbs

 

November 2014 Smith Mountain Lake lake Report by Captain Dale Wilson

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November 2014 Smith Mountain Lake lake Report by Captain Dale Wilson

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Picture: Tim Ward holding his first striper in a long time, while fishing with Captain Dale last month.

SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE FISHING REPORT
November 2014
DALE WILSON’S
SML GUIDE SERVICE
PHONE NO: 540-297-5650 / 540-874-4950
www.captaindalewilson.com

OVERVIEW: Fall is a great time to be on the water! The leaves are changing and the fish are usually feeding as they prepare for winter. Water temperature will be in the 50’s. Fishing for stripers, bass and crappie should be good this month. Stripers will start to feed at night this month.

Largemouth Bass- Fishing will be good. Best lures will be Carolina rigs, crank baits, Texas rigged plastic worms, football head jigs, drop shot rigs, spinner baits and shaky heads. Most largemouth bass will be caught on rocky points, humps, brush piles and docks. Top water fishing will be fair this month. Best depths will be from the surface to 25 feet deep. Schools of shad will start to move towards the back of the creeks and to the head waters of the rivers.

Smallmouth Bass– Fishing should be fair. Best areas will be rocks, humps, ledges and main channel points. Best lures will be jig & pig, top water lures, hair jigs and crank baits. Best areas will be in the mid to the lower sections of the lake. Most smallmouth bass will start to feed on crawfish this month. Cloudy days are good times to try your luck! Light line and smaller lures will increase your chances to catch smallmouth bass.

Striped Bass- Fishing will be good. Stripers will be caught in the upper sections of the lake
and in the larger creeks. Best lures will be top water poppers, Alabama rigs, swim baits, buck tails, and Zoom flukes fished on 1/4 to 3/8 oz. lead heads. The best depths will be from the surface to 40 feet deep. Try to find areas with the largest concentrations of baitfish. Casting to schooling stripers will be a good method to catch stripers this month. Live bait and trolling is also a good method this month. Some stripers will feed at night.

Crappie- Fishing for crappie will be good this month. They will be found 5 to 15 feet deep this month. Best areas will be in the main creeks around docks, fallen trees, and brush piles in the mid to upper parts of the lake. Small live minnows and 1 ½ to 2 inch tubes or shad shaped plastic lures fished on 1/32 to 1/16 oz. lead heads will work best to catch crappie this month.

TIP OF THE Month: Don’t overlook fishing at night this month. We will still have warm days and clear water. Make sure you wear your life jacket. You can never be too careful when boating. Remember to be courteous and obey all the boating laws. Please practice catch and release. Take a kid fishing!

Martin Villa Wins Stop #8 of the Lake Anna Elite Series Event – October 18th 2014

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Martin Villa Wins Stop #8 of the Lake Anna Elite Series Event – October 18th 2014

10661872_860482510651629_7053009570672508689_o1st Place
Martin Villa
5 Fish – 20.05 lbs

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Guy Davis & Mark McGhee
5 Fish – 17.13 lbs

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Wil Vickery & Darrin Parrish
5 Fish – 15.57 lbs

10485957_860480737318473_8039328576518392778_o4th Place
George Decatur & Preston Cox
5 Fish – 14.58 lbs

10428398_860480143985199_3738429907855962659_o5th Place & Big Fish
Jeff Parrish & Brian Green
5 Fish – 13.79 lbs / BF – 7.01 lbs

10628664_860479260651954_3893226385361122429_o 6th Place
Taylor McCann & Charlie Bowles
5 Fish – 11.76 lbs

 

 

 

 
Click Here for Official StandingsClick Here to See More Fishing Pics
Official Results
Place Team Name # Fish Weight (lbs)
1 Martin Villa 5 20.05
2 Guy Davis / Mark McGhee 5 17.13
3 Wil Vickery / Darrin Parrish 5 15.57
4 Preston Cox / George Decatur 5 14.58
5
/ BF		 Jeff Parrish / Brian Green 5 13.79
BF – 7.01
6 Charlie Bowles / Taylor McCann 5 11.76
7 Dave Everly / Charles Shuck 5 11.46
8 Mark Finley / Mike Powell 5 10.22
9 Gene Hord / Scott Aikens 5 9.49
10 John Hutchins / Rahim Rahimi 5 6.93
11 John Doyle / Eugene Carter 4 6.11
12 Scott Connors / Steve Rose 3 4.74
13 Tommy Bailey / Jeff Bailey 3 4.34
14 Wilson Bradley / Larry Wollersheim – –
14 Mike Wood – –
14 Mike Mastin – –
14 Mark Kelly – –
14 Jeff St Dennis / Shane Norton – –
14 Timmy Jones / Jeff Jones – –
Official 2014 Final Standings
Place Team Name Weeks
Fished		 # Fish Weight (lbs)
1 Guy Davis / Mark McGhee 8 40 121.35
2 Preston Cox / George Decatur 8 36 113.52
3 Jeff Parrish / Brian Green 8 37 101.09
4 Gene Hord / Scott Aiken 8 32 82.85
5 Martin Villa / Jeff Gibson 6 23 77.35
6 Mike Powell / Mark Finley 8 36 76.80
7 Tommy Bailey / Jeff Bailey 8 30 72.93
8 Charlie Bowles / Taylor McCann 7 35 70.12
9 Wil Vickery / Darrin Parrish 7 33 66.31
10 John Doyle / Eugene Carter 8 34 64.08
11 John Hutchins / Rahim Rahimi 5 24 59.33
12 Scott Connors / Steve Rose 7 28 58.48
13 Trey Perrin / Dean Perrin 4 17 47.67
14 Mike Wood 7 19 45.85
15 Jeff Jones / Timmy Jones 5 20 45.08
16 Dave Everly / Charles Shuck 8 26 44.57
17 Larry Wollersheim / Wilson Bradley 6 20 43.59
18 Brad Hurdle / Hank Dawson 3 13 32.14
19 Mike Hurdle / Cindy Hurdle 5 19 29.27
20 Robert Taylor / Hunter Taylor 3 13 26.68
21 Keith Lupo / Mike Hicks 2 7 22.03
22 John Elmore / Adam Anderson 2 7 19.84
23 Kris Grice / Eric Hobby 3 10 17.35
24 Will Phillips / Curt Harper 1 5 15.58
25 John Dellinger / Todd Langford 2 5 12.82
26 Doug Wharton / Ben Kendrick 2 5 11.45
27 Jeff St. Dennis / Shane Norton 8 7 10.04
28 Tim O’Connor / Danny Omohundro 2 4 4.88
29 Mark Kelley 8 3 4.77
30 Willie Hicks / Josh McNeil 1 2 1.98
Sturgeon Creek Marina would Like to thank JF Fick
& Monster Energy Drinks for their continued support of the
Lake Anna Elite, Youth, and Winter Series

David Wright & Jeff Coble win the 2014 NC Division Angler's Choice Team Tournament Trail Fall Classic

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David Wright & Jeff Coble win the 2014 NC Division Angler's Choice Team Tournament Trail Fall Classic

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1st Place David Wright & Jeff Coble with Ten fish weighing 32.92lbs.


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2nd place Mike Layton & Scooter Lilley with Ten fish weighing 30.03lbs


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3rd place Dennis Gilbert & Bobby Crisman with Ten fish weighing 29.78lbs.


CLICK HERE TO SEE DAY ONE RESULTS


CLICK HERE TO SEE FINAL RESULTS


David Wright & Jeff Coble win the 2014 NC Division Angler’s Choice Team Tournament Trail Fall Classic

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David Wright & Jeff Coble win the 2014 NC Division Angler’s Choice Team Tournament Trail Fall Classic

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1st Place David Wright & Jeff Coble with Ten fish weighing 32.92lbs.


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2nd place Mike Layton & Scooter Lilley with Ten fish weighing 30.03lbs


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3rd place Dennis Gilbert & Bobby Crisman with Ten fish weighing 29.78lbs.


CLICK HERE TO SEE DAY ONE RESULTS


CLICK HERE TO SEE FINAL RESULTS


Leesville Lake Tournament Trail Classic results-October 26, 2014

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Leesville Lake Tournament Trail Classic results-October 26, 2014

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        Results of our Classic on October 26 at Leesville Lake-19 boats competing

1st Place-Jerry Rice/Robert Reynolds- 5 fish- 21.09 lbs.

2nd Place-Kenneth Sterne/Lee White-5 fish-16.24 lbs.

3rd Place-Bryant Copley/Mike Compton-5 fish-14.96 lbs.

4th Place-Don Wheeler/Billy Strain-5 fish-12.33 lbs.

5th Place-Jay Perez/Nick Penson-5 fish-12.29 lbs.

Big fish of the day-Bo Grosvenor-a 6.88 lb. largemouth

 

 Thanks for covering us this year-See you next year

 

                                        J.Rice

Throwing The Bull – PowerTeam Lures.com

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Throwing The Bull – PowerTeam Lures.com

Throwing The Bull

The Bull Nose Jig that is. One of the most commonly asked questions we get about this awesome little jig is which of our baits makes the best trailer for it. This of course is a loaded question with many variables because the conditions in fishing change day in and day out (kind of like “what color do you like best?”).  So there’s no one single best answer for that loaded question other than “The one that’s working best that day”. That being said, I’ll give you my simple formula for how I decide which trailer I’m going to start with when I hit the water. Pig on the Bull Nose

 

The 2 things I take into consideration are:

(1) The size of the profile I want to show the fish.

(2) The rate of fall that will trigger the most strikes.

I also know that if I rig 2 rods up with different size profiles and fall rates, it’ll help me narrow down what the fish are responding best to more quickly.

Here are some simple guidelines.

 

Small profile/medium fall = Craw D’oeuvre on a 3/8 oz. Bull Nose

Small profile/fast fall = Craw D’oeuvre on a 1/2 oz. Bull Nose

 

Small stocky profile/medium fall = 3.5″ Texas-Rig Jig on a 3/8 oz. Bull Nose

Small stocky profile/fast fall = 3.5″ Texas-Rig Jig on a 1/2 oz. Bull Nose

*A Bull Nose tipped with a 3.5″ Texas-Rig Jig will fall just slightly slower than a Bull Nose tipped with a Craw D’oeuvre as the TRJ is just a little more stockier than the Craw D.

 

Medium streamline profile/medium fall =Trimmed Bully Grass Devil on a 3/8 oz. Bull Nose

Medium streamline profile/fast fall =Trimmed Bully Grass Devil on a 1/2 oz. Bull Nose

 

Large profile/slow-medium fall =Trimmed Conviction Craw on a 3/8 oz. Bull Nose

Large profile/ medium-fast fall =Trimmed Conviction Craw on a 1/2 oz. Bull Nose

 

Large Profile/slow fall = Diesel Craw on a 3/8 oz. Bull Nose

Large profile/medium fall = Diesel Craw on a 1/2 oz. Bull Nose

Jigs
As for trimming these baits before rigging them on the jig, for the Conviction Craw and Bully Grass Devil I generally snip about 3/4″ off the baits to get the exact profile I’m looking for. For the Diesel Craw I snip about 1/2″, for the 3.5″ Texas-Rig Jig I’ll either just snip the skirt off or just leave the skirt on (leave the skirt on if you want an extra bulkier profile).  As for the Craw D’oeuvre, I just rig it right onto the jig because the little Craw D is compact enough. Unless of course the water temps are below 45 degrees, then I’ll snip about a 1/2″ off it and trim the jig skirt down on the jig as well for a real down sized presentation.

Bull Nose In The Mouth!

 

 

Well that’s it! Our recipe for rigging up our Creature baits on the Bull Nose Jigs is now on the table. So the next time you feel like “gettin’ jiggy with it”, use these guidelines as a reference when you’re rigging up your jig rods to do some flippin’ or pitchin’ and be prepared to have your drag tested the next time you hit the water.

FLW Announces 2015 Rayovac FLW Series Entry Dates, Payouts and Championship Qualification

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FLW Announces 2015 Rayovac FLW Series Entry Dates, Payouts and Championship Qualification
21.Oct.2014
10 More Pros and Co-anglers Per Division to Advance to Championship

FLW recently announced its 2015 Rayovac FLW Series schedule with more than $5.1 million on the line in 15 qualifying tournaments from California to New York, plus the no-entry-fee Rayovac FLW Series Championship on the Ohio River in Paducah, Ky.

The 2015 FLW Series features the same great payouts as last year, and entry fees remain unchanged at $1,500 per tournament for pros and $500 per tournament for co-anglers. What FLW didn’t announce at the time was that 10 more pros and co-anglers per division will advance to the Rayovac FLW Series Championship in 2015.

Instead of limiting the championship field to the top 30 pros and co-anglers from each division as in 2014, FLW will advance the top 40 pros and co-anglers who fished all three qualifiers in each division to the 2015 FLW Series Championship for a shot at winning $95,000 on the pro side, including a Ranger Z518C, and $32,000 as a co-angler. The top five pros at the championship, along with the next-highest-finishing pro from each division based on his or her performance in the championship, will advance to the 2016 Forrest Wood Cup for a total of 10 pros advancing from the FLW Series Championship to the Cup for a shot at winning $500,000, the biggest payday in bass fishing. No other circuit offers higher pro and co-angler awards for a lower entry fee.

Schedule Changes

To better serve anglers who wish to supplement their FLW Series schedule with other tournaments, FLW worked with its hosts to move the Central Division Lake Dardanelle tournament from Sept. 10-12, as originally announced, to Aug. 13-15, and the Northern Division Lake Champlain tournament from July 9-11 to July 30-Aug. 1.

“These changes, which are in the best interest of the bass-fishing community as a whole, allow us to avoid some conflicts with B.A.S.S. Open tournaments that were announced after the FLW Series schedule was released,” says FLW Series Tournament Director Ron Lappin. “Our goal is to avoid conflicts whenever possible to maximize the opportunities for tournament anglers and host communities that rely on tournaments for significant economic impact. Conflicts are never in anyone’s best interest.”   

Registration Dates

Registration for the 2015 season opens Wednesday, Oct. 22 for the top 40 pros and co-anglers from each division of the 2014 FLW Series and the top 40 boaters and co-anglers from each division of the 2014 Walmart Bass Fishing League. These anglers have until Nov. 10, 2014 to secure their priority entry. Ranger boat owners may register beginning Nov. 11, 2014, followed by TBF members on Nov. 12, 2014. All other entries will be accepted beginning Nov. 13, 2014. Qualified anglers can register at Fishflw.com or by calling 270.252.1000. Phones are open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central Time, Monday through Friday.

Click to view the complete Rayovac FLW Series Rules.

2015 Rayovac FLW Series Qualifier Payouts:

 

Place
Pro
  Ranger Cup
  Co-angler
  Ranger Cup
1
$40,000
  Ranger Z518C with
  200-hp outboard  
  Ranger Z117 with
  90-hp outboard
   $5,000
2
15,500
  5,000
3
12,000
  4,000
4
10,000
  3,500
5
9,000
  3,000
6
8,000
  2,500
7
7,000
  2,000
8
6,000
  1,750
9
5,000
  1,500
10
4,000
  1,250
11
3,750
  1,000
12
3,500
  1,000
13
3,000
  1,000
14
3,000
  1,000
15
3,000
  1,000
16-20
3,000
  800
21-25
2,750
  700
26-30
2,500
  600
31-40
2,000
  500
Big Bass: Day 1  
300
  200
Big Bass: Day 2  
300
  200
 
 
 
Entry Fee
$1,500
  $500

 

Payback is based on the number of paid entries for each tournament.

Ranger Cup Eligibility: Anglers must be registered with Ranger and meet all Ranger Cup clothing, decal and boat year-model requirements to receive a Ranger Cup bonus. The decision of Ranger Boats is final in all matters regarding Ranger Cup bonus eligibility. Visit the Ranger Cup page at RangerBoats.com or call 870.453.2222 for additional information.

Strike King Angler of the Year and Co-angler of the Year:

Angler of the Year         

$2,000 prize package, including deposits for the 2016 season                         

Co-angler of the Year

$800 prize package, including deposits for the 2016 season

The top pro and co-angler from the point standings in each division after three events (ties resolved by total weight) win the Strike King Angler of the Year and Co-angler of the Year titles, respectively.

2015 Rayovac FLW Series Championship:

 

Place
Pro
Ranger Cup
Co-angler
Ranger Cup
1 
$50,000
Ranger Z518C with
200-hp outboard
Ranger Z117 with
90-hp outboard
$5,000
2
20,000
 
9,000
 
3
15,000
 
7,500
 
4
12,000
 
6,000
 
5
10,000
 
5,000
 
6
8,000
 
4,000
 
7
7,000
 
3,500
 
8
6,000
 
3,000
 
9
5,000
 
2,500
 
10
4,500
 
2,000
 
11-15
4,000
 
1,500
 
16-20
3,500
 
1,000
 
21-25
3,000
 
900
 
26-30
2,500
 
800
 
31-40
2,000
 
700
 

 

Payback is based on the number of paid entries in qualifying tournaments.

Ranger Cup Eligibility: Anglers must be registered with Ranger and meet all Ranger Cup clothing, decal and boat year-model requirements to receive a Ranger Cup bonus. The decision of Ranger Boats is final in all matters regarding Ranger Cup bonus eligibility. Visit the Ranger Cup page at RangerBoats.com or call 870.453.2222 for additional information.

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