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B.A.S.S. Announces New National Tournament Series For Kayak Anglers

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B.A.S.S. Announces New National Tournament Series For Kayak Anglers

B.A.S.S. is launching a five-tournament kayak trail with events in Alabama, Texas, Tennessee, Wisconsin and California. The series will culminate with a championship held in conjunction with the 2021 Bassmaster Classic. 

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B.A.S.S. Announces New National Tournament Series For Kayak Anglers

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The popularity of kayak fishing is at an all-time high, just one of the reasons B.A.S.S., the world’s largest fishing organization, has formed a new tournament trail aimed specifically at kayaking enthusiasts.

Today, B.A.S.S. officials announced the schedule for the inaugural Huk Bassmaster B.A.S.S. Nation Kayak Series powered by TourneyX presented by Abu Garcia. The trail will feature five regular-season events in 2020 on well-known bass fisheries across the country with a championship to be held in conjunction with the 2021 Academy Outdoors + Sports Bassmaster Classic presented by Huk.

“You don’t have to look very hard these days to find a kayak in the bed of a truck or strapped to the roof of a SUV,” said Bruce Akin, CEO of B.A.S.S. “People are bass fishing from kayaks all over the world — and they’re doing it everywhere from big lakes and rivers to small creeks and ponds.

“With this new trail, we wanted to give those anglers an opportunity to show what they can do from a small craft.”

The inaugural tournament will be held in conjunction with the 50th edition of the Bassmaster Classic on Logan Martin Lake in Pell City, Ala., on March 5. Classic competition kicks-off on nearby Lake Guntersville the next morning. Other events will be held on Lake Fork in Lake Fork Marina, Texas (March 14), Chickamauga Lake in Dayton, Tenn. (May 23), the Mississippi River in La Crosse, Wis. (Aug. 15) and Clear Lake in Lakeport, Calif. (Aug. 29).

Entry fees for all of the events will be $250, and each will pay 30 places. Based on a full field of 150 kayaks, the total purse for each event will be $30,000.

“Huk is proud to work with B.A.S.S. on this exciting new tournament series designed to push the limits of kayak fishing,” said Melinda Hays, Freshwater Community Manager for Huk. “Bass fishing is an integral part of our DNA here at Huk and we endeavor to inspire anglers to explore their home waters by kayak.”

In addition to title sponsor Huk and presenting sponsor Abu Garcia, the kayak series is partnering with Old Town for the inaugural season.

“Abu Garcia is always looking for a way to connect with passionate anglers,” said Jon Schlosser, VP of marketing for Abu Garcia. “With so many people fishing for bass from kayaks now, this was the perfect partnership, allowing our brand to help serve a growing segment in the sportfishing community.”

Instead of a standard weigh-in that uses scales to measure pounds and ounces, anglers will practice “catch, photograph and release” to determine the standings.

When an angler catches a bass, he or she will photograph the fish lying on a standard-issue measuring board and submit the photo through a special mobile app provided by TourneyX. The boards will measure each fish in inches down to a quarter of an inch, and the angler with the longest five-bass limit will win.

“There will be certain criteria for the photograph to be deemed a valid photograph,” B.A.S.S. Nation Director Jon Stewart said. “It will have to show the fish’s nose touching a certain part of the board and the fish’s tail touching a line. It will also have to show the identifying mark on the board that is specific to that tournament.”

Once the photograph is submitted via the TourneyX app, a tournament director and judges will deem them legal or not and enter an official length. A real-time leaderboard will be available online during the tournament until an hour before weigh-in.

“This is pretty standard procedure for kayak tournament fishing,” Stewart said. “In fact, most tournament trails use this very same app when hosting kayak events.”

The Bassmaster B.A.S.S. Nation Kayak Series Championship will be held in conjunction with the 2021 Bassmaster Classic at a site to be determined. The top finishers from the kayak season will be recognized during Classic festivities.

“It’s just one more opportunity for bass anglers,” Stewart said. “That’s what we’re all about.”

Registration is now open online at https://ssl.palmcoastd.com/app/bass/registration/kayak/2020. Anglers must be a B.A.S.S. member to sign up.

2020 Huk Bassmaster B.A.S.S. Nation Kayak Series powered by TourneyX presented by Abu Garcia

March 5, Lake Logan Martin, Pell City, Ala.
March 14, Lake Fork, Lake Fork Marina, Texas
May 23, Chickamauga Lake, Dayton, Tenn.
Aug. 15, Mississippi River, La Crosse, Wis.
Aug. 29, Clear Lake, Lakeport, Calif.

About Huk Performance Fishing
Fueled by youthful anglers across the U.S seeking a brand with their same attitude and passion, Huk exploded onto the fishing scene in 2014 and has since become the fastest growing brand in the sport. Huk appeals to anglers across all disciplines with its energetic vibe and its focus on bringing new color, style and technology to the outdoor community. Based in Charleston, SC, at the confluence of three major rivers and a stone’s throw from the Atlantic Ocean, Huk enjoys a dizzying array of sportfishing opportunities that help shape and mold its purpose-built fishing brand. For more information, go to www.hukgear.com

About Pure Fishing, Inc.
Pure Fishing is a leading global provider of fishing tackle, lures, rods and reels with a portfolio of brands that includes Abu Garcia®, All Star®, Berkley®, Chub®, Fenwick®, Greys®, Hardy®, Hodgman®, Johnson™, JRC®, Mitchell®, Penn®, Pflueger®, Sebile®, Shakespeare®, SpiderWire®, Stren®, and Ugly Stik®. Additional information can be found at www.purefishing.com.

About TourneyX
TourneyX is the leading real-time CPR tournament management system. We utilize a Catch-Photo-Release (CPR) system where anglers catch, photograph and submit their fish via the TourneyX PRO app, then safely release their catch. TourneyX has been hosting tournaments since March 2015, and currently has 34,500 registered anglers. For more information, go to http://tourneyx.com

Bassmaster Classic Reels In Award For Economic Impact

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Bassmaster Classic Reels In Award For Economic Impact

The 2019 Bassmaster Classic generated an economic impact of $32.2 million for Knoxville and east Tennessee, which earned recognition as a 2019 Champion of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism (Mid-Market Division). 

Photo by B.A.S.S.

November 13, 2019

Bassmaster Classic Reels In Award For Economic Impact

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The 2019 Bassmaster Classic in Knoxville, Tenn., has been recognized as a 2019 Champion of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism (Mid-Market Division) by Sports Destination Management.

The award honors organizations and local partners who “worked together to produce events that have made our industry a more vibrant, more exciting, more varied and more interesting place.”

Long considered the most important event in sportfishing, the Bassmaster Classic has also established itself as a huge economic boon for host communities, far exceeding economic impacts from every host city for the first weekend of March Madness, according to reports.

With a record crowd of 153,809 spectators and tourists from across the U.S. and multiple countries, the 2019 Bassmaster Classic generated an economic impact of $32.2 million for Knoxville and east Tennessee, according to a report released by the Visit Knoxville Sports Commission.

“We are so proud to have the positive impact of the Bassmaster Classic and our partnership with Visit Knoxville Sports Commission recognized,” said Bruce Akin, CEO of B.A.S.S. “It’s our hope that through media coverage of our exciting tournaments and by attracting our signature large, enthusiastic crowds to a fishery, every B.A.S.S. tournament can be an economic win for our host cities.”

According to the Visit Knoxville study, the Classic provided a direct economic impact of $17.7 million and an indirect boost in business sales of $14.5 million. The event is credited with generating $2.75 million in state and local tax revenue, including taxes on sales, restaurant purchases and lodging. Classic attendees, who traveled to Knoxville from almost every state and foreign countries as far away as Australia, Japan and Italy, paid for 29,232 room nights in local hotels.

Sports Destination Management cited these factors as well as boat ramp improvements as reasons for adding the Bassmaster Classic to this year’s list of honorees. The Visit Knoxville Sports Commission worked alongside the City of Knoxville and Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency to enlarge the competition boat ramps, leaving a lasting positive impact on the quality of life for Knox County residents while expanding the options for visitor enjoyment and additional event recruitment.

The 2020 Academy Sports + Outdoors Bassmaster Classic presented by Huk and Bassmaster Classic Outdoors Expo will be held March 6-8 in Birmingham, Ala., and Lake Guntersville. Next year’s Bassmaster Classic will mark the 50th edition of the Classic, which has become known as the Super Bowl of Bass Fishing. B.A.S.S., alongside local hosts from the Greater Birmingham Convention & Visitors Bureau and Marshall County Convention & Visitors Bureau, has already begun planning exciting new elements for the upcoming event.

Sports Destination Management is the leading publication with the largest circulation of sports event planners and tournament directors in the sports tourism market. Their 2019 Champions of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism awards included a variety of sporting events across small, mid and large-markets.

B.A.S.S. was previously honored by the publication in 2018 as a Champion of Innovation in Sports Tourism for the Greenville, S.C. Bassmaster Classic.

Its finally Fall!.. Or is it? Not all times of year are equal.

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Its finally Fall!.. Or is it? Not all times of year are equal.

Its finally Fall!.. Or is it?

Not all times of year are equal.

By Ben Hudson

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It’s now November and the fall season is in full swing! It seemed to take a bit longer than normal this year though, and based on where you live in the country and how long the summer drags on, “fall” can be very different for anglers.

I was watching a Brian Latimar fishing video the other day and he was talking about how it was still warm were he was and how he could fish topwater later in the year than normal. This got me thinking about how just because it’s “fall” to us, doesn’t mean the fish are in full fall mode yet.

Summer stayed longer into the year for us here in Virginia, creating warmer than normal water tempatures all the way into November. This changes the way we fish since the fish will adapt to conditions more than the date on a calender. The best way I know to phrase it is, bass do not have a calender, they adapt to the conditions presented to them by mother nature herself. This is why the best anglers in the world preach over and over again to fish the conditions, not history of how or where you caught them in previous trips.

While weather and conditions are what control fish mostly, I am also a firm believer that bass do have an internal calender (based off the phases of the moon, since the brightness of the moon can tell bass how much time has passed) that they use knowing its “anytime now” to be making their move to a fall pattern.

To explain this better, lets say hypotechically the water was 70 degrees in November in a lake when it would normally be around 60 degrees. The majority of fish will stay in that late summer pattern until the water tempature gets cooler, but the internal clock they have is telling them its “almost time” even though the conditions arnt right to actually make them transition yet. So when that first cold streak of fall hits for multiple days, those fish move quick into the fall pattern they have been waiting for.

With all this in mind, this means that “fall” pattern starts at different times of year depending on where in the country you live. Up north Fall could be starting in August or September, while down in the South it may not start until late December, or somewhere inbetween like here in Virginia.

All these factor together in figuring out the timing and when to put the topwaters and finesse rods down, and when to go into full crankbait and spinnerbait fall power fishing. Which could be the key to landing a big bass on your next trip out to the lake! It might be a broken record, but always remember, fish the conditions given and not the date on the calender or your previous history.

Tight lines friends!

Ben Hudson
Blue Collar Bassin’
TheBassCast.com

Bobby Lane Joins frogg toggs’® Elite Outdoor Field Group as  Newest Pro Staff Member

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Bobby Lane Joins frogg toggs’® Elite Outdoor Field Group as  Newest Pro Staff Member

Bobby Lane Joins frogg toggs’® Elite Outdoor Field Group as 

Newest Pro Staff Member

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ARAB, Ala., Nov. 12, 2019 — Comprised of hunting and fishing professionals from diverse geographic regions, the frogg toggs Pro Staff team welcomes its newest member with the addition of Major League Fishing professional fisherman, Bobby Lane. frogg toggs Pro Staff members are dedicated to embodying the outdoor lifestyle and putting frogg toggs gear to the test. As an ambassador to the brand, Lane will field test and utilize frogg toggs products applicable to his activities and to increase his success as a professional angler.

Lane joins an impressive band of brothers including real-life brother Chris Lane, the GOAT Andy Morgan, MLF Pro Keith Poche, Deer Meat for Dinner’sRob Arrington, Elite Tour member David Mullins, FLW Fishing’s Jay Kendrick, Cajun Phil Broussard, Pro Waterfowler Rusty Creasey, and the Duck Commander team including John Godwin and Justin Martin.  

“With our Pro Staff team, we want to work with people who are out there on a daily basis and Bobby is a perfect match for what we are trying to accomplish,” said Will Fowler, president and director of marketing for frogg toggs. “He has been an avid supporter of frogg toggs and I’m excited that we were able to bring him on board in an official capacity.”

Lane announced his partnership with frogg toggs during a Facebook Live event with his fans on Tuesday, November 12. During the live recording, Lane announced that customers will have access to a 20% off promo code in celebration of his addition to the team.

Video Link: http://bit.ly/32HGnkF

20% Off Promo Code: BLANE20

Florida native Bobby Lane is one of only two anglers in the world who can claim to be a World Champion and a Bassmaster Elite Series winner. Lane was the 2017 MLF General Tire World Champion, and has five wins and just shy of $2 million in career winnings to his credit.

To learn more about frogg toggs and other Pro Staff members, please visit froggtoggs.com or follow its social channels on Facebook or Instagram.

ABOUT FROGG TOGGS®

There’s a simple philosophy at frogg toggs: Put the customer first. For more than 20 years, frogg toggs prides itself on providing first-class rain gear and accessories. frogg toggs doesn’t just love the outdoors, and it doesn’t simply respect the outdoors, the brand understands the outdoors – and what customers need to make the most of it. Its lightweight, breathable and affordable products are designed with quality materials and created with a single purpose in mind: top-of line performance. From hunting and fishing to golfing and simply enjoying nature’s wonders, frogg toggs’ shares its love for the great outdoors and offers products that enhance userexperience.

When And Where To Throw The Googan Squad Jigs

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When And Where To Throw The Googan Squad Jigs

When And Where To Throw The Googan Squad Jigs

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A jig has to rank as one of the most versatile lures in a bass angler’s tackle box. You can cast, pitch, flip, skip, swim, shake or crawl a jig to coax bass into biting depending on the mood of the fish.

Today’s jigs come in a variety of styles, sizes, and colors, so deciding which jig to use becomes a challenge for novice anglers in particular. Some of the most common jig styles used by the pros today include casting, flipping, swimming, finesse and football jigs.

Catch Co. and the Googan Squad are introducing a new line of Googan Squad Jigs. To start off, we’re going to break down the Googan Squad Thicc Jig and the Googan Squad Juicee Jig.

The Googan Squad Juicee Jig

Googan Squad Jig

An arkie style jig is the oldest style of bass jigs and they continue to catch plenty of fish in a variety of ways.

I usually throw my Googan Squad Juicee Jig on a 12-17 pound test. A 7-foot medium-heavy rod is my choice for casting the Juicee Jig to rocky structure.

This Juicee Jig also features a flat-bottom head and a compact body which makes it an all-purpose lure that can be skipped under docks or pitched to sparse cover. Add a flat-sided plastic trailer for increased skipping ability.

6 Juicy Juicee Jigs Flavors
  • Rotten Pumpkin
  • Okeechobee Craw
  • Cowboy Craw
  • Black & Blue
  • Blue Craw
  • Bluegill
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This Juicee Jig also excels when dragged along rocky points, flats, bluffs and other offshore structures at depths of 5-to-20 feet.

I like to cast this along bluffs and stair-step it down ledges to catch bass at depths of 10-to-20 feet. I also crawl or hop the Juicee Jig along rocky banks in the spring when bass are feeding on crayfish in the shallows. The flat-bottom head allows me to crawl the jig over the rocks without snagging.

The Googan Squad Thicc jig

Googan Squad Jig

The Googan Squad Thicc Jig features a thick, strong Mustad hook capable of withstanding powerful hook sets and winching bass out of heavy cover. So the jig is ideal for short-line presentations to bass in shallow cover. The Thicc Jig also has a thick, U-shaped weedguard to prevent the lure from snagging in heavy cover. The jig is also designed with a streamlined head so it glides through the cover better.

A flipping jig works best for me when I am fishing shallow murky water in the spring or fall. I flip the jig on fluorocarbon line ranging in size from 17- to 25-pound test with a 7 1/2-foot flipping stick. My favorite targets for flipping a jig are flooded bushes, laydown logs, shallow brush piles and behind cables at the back ends of boat docks.

The Thicc Jig Is Available In 8 Tasty Colors

  • PB&J
  • Rotten Pumpkin
  • Okeechobee Craw
  • Green Pumpkin
  • Cowboy Craw
  • Bluegill
  • Blue Craw
  • Black & Blue
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The presentation of a flipping jig is simple. Most of the time I just flip it to the target and let it fall to the bottom and watch my line closely because the bite frequently occurs on the initial fall. Delivering the jig with a quiet entry is essential for flipping to shallow bass. If the jig reaches the bottom, I might hop it or shake it a couple times to draw a bass’ attention to the lure. I let the jig sit for a second or two and then reel it back in to flip to the next target.

Googan Squad Jig

Jack’s Signs On As 2020 Bassmaster Classic Local Partner

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Jack’s Signs On As 2020 Bassmaster Classic Local Partner

Jack’s Signs On As 2020 Bassmaster Classic Local Partner

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Jack’s Family Restaurants, a popular chain with more than 175 locations across the Southeast, has signed on to become a Local Partner of the 2020 Academy Sports + Outdoors Bassmaster Classic presented by Huk to be held March 6-8 in Birmingham, Ala., and Lake Guntersville.

Birmingham-based Jack’s will receive recognition for its support of sportfishing in media associated with the Bassmaster Classic, including B.A.S.S.’s industry-leading magazines, Bassmaster and B.A.S.S. Times and website, Bassmaster.com, as well as local media promotions through broadcast, print, digital and outdoor advertising.

“We are proud to be joined by another Alabama business to celebrate the 50th edition of the Bassmaster Classic in our home state,” said Bruce Akin, CEO of B.A.S.S. “Fishing fans traveling from outside the region are sure to enjoy sampling some of Jack’s most popular dishes, and Jack’s will enjoy the opportunity to connect with tens of thousands of Classic attendees at our exciting events.”

Jack’s is renowned for its active participation in community events, and will bring a distinctly Southern flavor with its presence at Classic venues, including the takeoff site at Guntersville’s Civitan Park and at the Bassmaster Classic Outdoors Expo and daily weigh-in shows, which will be held at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex.

“We are thrilled to be partnering with Bassmaster,” said Clifton Rutledge, Jack’s Chief Operations Officer. “Jack’s Southern roots and tradition combine to make this a perfect opportunity for partnership. We have anglers come into our restaurants daily and we are honored any time we have the chance to support and give back to our customer base.”

For more information about Jack’s, visit eatatjacks.com. For information about the Academy Sports + Outdoors Bassmaster Classic presented by Huk, visit Bassmaster.com.

2020 Bassmaster Classic Title Sponsor: Academy Sports + Outdoors
2020 Bassmaster Classic Presenting Sponsor: Huk Performance Fishing Apparel
2020 Bassmaster Classic Platinum Sponsor: Toyota
2020 Bassmaster Classic Premier Sponsors: Abu Garcia, Berkley, Humminbird, Mercury, Minn Kota, Nitro Boats, Power-Pole, Skeeter Boats, Talon, Triton Boats, Yamaha
2020 Bassmaster Classic Host Sponsors: Greater Birmingham Convention & Visitors Bureau and Marshall County Convention & Visitors Bureau

About Jack’s Family Restaurants
The first Jack’s opened in Homewood, AL in 1960. Since 1960, that location has grown into over 175 restaurants in four states serving quality handmade food with genuine Southern hospitality, from the Jack’s family to yours, every day. To learn more about Jack’s, visit eatatjacks.com.

About B.A.S.S.
B.A.S.S. is the worldwide authority on bass fishing and keeper of the culture of the sport, providing cutting edge content on bass fishing whenever, wherever and however bass fishing fans want to use it. Headquartered in Birmingham, Ala., the 510,000-member organization’s fully integrated media platforms include the industry’s leading magazines (Bassmaster and B.A.S.S. Times), website (Bassmaster.com), television show (The Bassmasters on ESPN2 and The Pursuit Channel), radio show (Bassmaster Radio), social media programs and events. For more than 50 years, B.A.S.S. has been dedicated to access, conservation and youth fishing.

The Bassmaster Tournament Trail includes the most prestigious events at each level of competition, including the Bassmaster Elite Series, Basspro.com Bassmaster Opens Series, TNT Fireworks B.A.S.S. Nation Series, Carhartt Bassmaster College Series presented by Bass Pro Shops, Mossy Oak Fishing Bassmaster High School Series presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors, Bassmaster Team Championship and the ultimate celebration of competitive fishing, the Academy Sports + Outdoors Bassmaster Classic presented by Huk.

Kyle Welch & Wayne Clifton Win CATT Cooper River, SC Nov 9, 2019

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Kyle Welch & Wayne Clifton Win CATT Cooper River, SC Nov 9, 2019

Tournament Results Cooper River, SC Nov 9, 2019 Kyle Welch & Wayne Clifton Dust Off the Field with 14.59 lbs! Next CATT on the Cooper River is Nov 23rd!

Next Cooper River FALL CATT is November 23rd at Cypress Gardens!

Use PHNATOMCATT15 at Check out and earn 15% off your order! Click on the log to view the Phantom gear!

Kyle Welch & Wayne Clifton win with 14.59 lbs! Great job guys!

15 Teams BF Weight Winnings Points
Kyle Welch Wayne Clifton 0.00 14.59 $550.00 110
Jonathan Brindle Justin Harvey 6.76 11.90 $250.00 109
Elvis Black Brian Crosby 0.00 11.50 $75.00 108
Darrel Knies 0.00 10.60 107
Brian Riley Gene Youngs 0.00 8.13 106
Matt Baker Andrew Baker 0.00 7.97 105
John Campbell Grace Campbell 0.00 7.83 104
Darrell Glenn William Bond 0.00 7.80 103
Casey Leach Charlene Leach 0.00 7.28 102
Michael Craven Justin Craven 0.00 6.90 101
Eric Dzaminiski JR Harrison 0.00 0.00 100
Jody Scott 0.00 0.00 100
Austin Odem 0.00 0.00 100
Fred Cruise 0.00 0.00 100
Les Reeves 0.00 0.00 100
Total Entrys $750.00
BONUS $ $250.00
Total Paid At Ramp $875.00
Cooper River 2019 Fall Final Fund $115.00
2020 CATT Championship/Phantom Fund $10.00
Cooper River 2019 Fall Final Fund Total $530.00
2020 CATT Championship/Phantom Fund $1,570.00

Mason Miles & Matt Bailey Win CATT Sparkleberry Swamp SC Nov 9,2019

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Mason Miles & Matt Bailey Win CATT Sparkleberry Swamp SC Nov 9,2019

Tournament Results Sparkleberry Swamp Quest Lake Marion, SC Nov 9, 2019 Mason Miles & Matt Bailey Win the Swamp in a Squeaker! 20.82 lbs!

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Next Sparkle Berry Swamp Quest in Dec 7th at Packs!

Mason Miles & Matt Baxley win a close one with 20.82 lbs! 

Austin Kitterman were close behind with 20.77 lbs! 

11 Teams BF Weight Winnings Points
Mason Miles – Matt Baxley 5.55 20.82 $565.00 110
Austin Kitterman 4.68 20.77 $135.00 109
Paul Geddings – Bruce Peavy 4.55 17.47 108
Danny Shanz – John Wilson 4.04 16.21 107
Ed Burnette – Freddy Edmunds 0.00 14.79 106
Scott Spittle 0.00 13.15 105
Dalton Hughes – Zac Hayes 0.00 10.65 104
David Eargle – Rolston Eargle 0.00 10.36 103
Allen Bowzard – Victor Moore 0.00 9.08 102
Nathan Tyson 0.00 0.00 101
Cole Drummond – Steve Drummond 0.00 0.00 101
Total Entrys $550.00
BONUS $ $250.00
Total Paid At Ramp $700.00
Swamp Quest 2019 Fall Final Fund $90.00
2020 CATT Championship/Phantom Fund $10.00
Swamp Quest Final Fund Total $300.00
2020 CATT Championship/Phantom  Fund Total $1,580.00

Jeff Peak & Derek Carter Win Castaway Anglers SML Open Nov 9,2019

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Jeff Peak & Derek Carter Win Castaway Anglers SML Open Nov 9,2019

We had a great turn out for a very cold day – 14 boats. Congrats to Carter/Peak for their first place finish with 18.60 lbs and big fish with a 6.10 lb large mouth. Second went to Davis/Howard with 14.30 lbs and third went to Millner/Slayton with 13.30 lbs. This finished out a great 2019 season. Hope each of you will come fish with us in 2020.

 

Tim Harmon & Emment Maynor Win CATT Lake Murray, SC Nov 9, 2019

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Tim Harmon & Emment Maynor Win CATT Lake Murray, SC Nov 9, 2019

Tournament Results Lake Murray, SC Nov 9, 2019 Tim Harmon & Emment Maynor Weigh Up 19.07 lbs! Next Lake Murray CATT is November 24 at Dreher Island

Next Lake Murray FALL CATT is Nov 24th! Remember guys entry is only $60 for this Trail! We had a great crowd for this one with 17 teams entered!

Tim Harmon & Emment Maynor brought is a great sack of bass weighing 19.07 lbs! They took home $495.00 for the win!

2nd went to Johnny Mayer & Scott Roton with 18.81 lbs! They weighed in the BF at 5.43 lbs and took home the BONUS $! All total – $570.00!

Darryl Starkey & Jamie Hyatt finished 3rd with 16.83 lbs!

17 Teams BF Weight Winnings Points
Emment Maynor – Tim Harmon 4.48 19.07 $495.00 110
Johnny Mayer – Scott Roton 5.43 18.81 $570.00 109
Darryl Starkey – Jamie Hyatt 4.46 16.83 $95.00 108
Doug Lown – Rhett Manus 5.35 16.66 107
George Berry 4.43 13.36 106
Bernie Dreher – Reese Turner 3.89 13.12 105
Tom Rubbo – Clay Porter 4.23 12.66 104
Phillip Anderson – Russ Padget 3.07 11.29 103
John Mitchell – Claudell Monroe 2.45 10.39 102
Larry Moss – Ray Petit 2.69 10.10 101
Mark Richardson – Rhett Richardson 2.69 8.17 100
Joseph Keplar – Robert Keplar 1.34 1.34 99
Chad Hastings 0.00 0.00 98
John Parker 0.00 0.00 98
Chris Marshall – Travis England 0.00 0.00 98
Tim Huffstetler – Neil Huffstetler 0.00 0.00 98
Justin McGrady – Clayton Watts 0.00 0.00 98
Total Entrys $1,020.00
BONUS $$ $300.00
Total Paid At Ramp $1,160.00
Murray 2019 Fall Final Fund $120.00
2020 CATT Championship/Phantom Fund $10.00
2919 Murray Fall Final Fund Total $430.00
2020  CATT Championship/Phantom Fund Total $1,660.00
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