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Fishing glove authority Tim Mossberg recounts company’s successful start

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‘Monkey’ Business

Fishing glove authority Tim Mossberg recounts company’s successful start 

Destin, FL (February 25, 2019) – Instinct. That innate, impossible-to-quantify impulse leading people toward a positive outcome. The world’s great anglers all share it in common: a gift for listening to that little inner voice that leads you to schools of biting fish.

Interestingly, the same talent applies to business—a hunch for a new product that creates demand where it didn’t previously exist. Tim Mossberg, owner and founder of Fish Monkey Gloves didn’t invent the concept of angling handwear. But Mossberg’s first two years of operation have proved his instincts right on the money; the small fishing-focused company has already expanded to international distribution, expanding to over 600 dealers in 16 countries.

Fish Monkey Glove founder and owner Tim Mossberg listens to the ideas of elite anglers.

“We learned fast there’s a real thirst for high-grade fishing gloves out there,” says Mossberg, who combined his lifelong passion for fishing with his longtime profession — the design and craft of premium apparel.

An industry insider with hard-won experience in sales, sourcing and distribution, Mossberg founded his first apparel company over 25 years ago. (He also launched a well-known fishing apparel brand.) Through it all, fishing remained his principle passion.

“I’ve been an angler since age 5 or 6,” he recalls. “Years later, my friend Gary Carter introduced me to bluewater fishing, and it just got into my blood.” The pursuit of giant marlin and tuna drove Mossberg to travel all over the globe, from Puerto Rico to Portugal. Eventually, he moved from Georgia to Florida to quench his craving for saltwater sportfish.

“When the time came to expand my career, I happened to connect with a buddy who had co- founded one of the largest providers of work gloves in the U.S.” notes Mossberg. “He helped me to better understand the glove market by providing valuable insight into the technical side of crafting gloves of the highest quality.”

As he fished in different boats around the globe, Mossberg observed a shocking lack of quality in the gloves worn by captains and their crews; gloves that simply couldn’t hold up or properly protect them from the rigors of the salt, sun or wraps of leader.

“At that point, my opportunity and niche became clear — to give anglers a comprehensive array of the best fitting, most functional gloves for every situation. Today, plenty of glove companies focus on one or two areas within the sportfishing community, but no one offers an all-inclusive A to Z line. I set out to design a specific glove that matched every fishing scenario I could think of, and do it with input from the anglers themselves.” The final step beyond providing protection from fish and the elements was to give anglers a wide range of stylish, statement making color patterns.

The fingers on Fish Monkey’s Free Style Glove can be custom-cut by the angler for the perfect fit and application.

Intel for one of Mossberg’s first designs, the Beast Master Heavy Weight Wiring Glove, came from Captain Charles Perry, world-famous marlin man who’s wired more thousand-plus pound blue marlin than anyone alive. To help Mossberg enter the bass arena, professional angler Tim Horton stepped forward, offering key design data on Fish Monkey’s UPF-protecting Guide Glove series. Currently, Mossberg is working with ice fishing expert Brian Brosdahl on a new line of cold-weather gloves.

“The difference is the work we put in, both in the design process and the preparation. I’m constantly travelling to our factories to make product improvements and to hold them accountable on quality. For example, we’ve noted a lot of ‘slop’ in the palm area of other sun gloves on the market. With our Guide Gloves, we’ve undergone countless iterations to arrive at the right material, stitching and fit. We added our signature Monkey palm print, a grippy silicone that gives you a rock-solid connection to your fishing rod; it gets even better when wet.

“They’re so dialed in now that anglers tell us the Guide Gloves actually enhance on-water performance by reducing hand cramps and fatigue. Ultimately, that means more fish in the boat.

“We executed the same problem-solving process with our Face Guards. While most face-shields fit like a loose sock, ours has a tapered back to conform to your neck. We added stitching in other key areas for a better, more comfortable feel. We also gave the garment a vented mouth to eliminate the all-too-often dilemma of sunglass fogging.”

The Beast Master Heavy Weight Wiring Glove was designed by legendary marlin man, Captain Charles Perry.

Another new product, Fish Monkey’s UPF 50+ Free Style Glove is a first-of-its-kind product that allows the angler to trim finger length to their own exacting preferences. It is uniquely constructed to not fray or split at the seams, once cut. “This design is already being hailed by bass anglers as well as bow- and spear-fishermen,” says Mossberg.

Recently, to aid consumers in the potentially confusing purchase decision, Mossberg and his team developed what they call the ‘Glove Station Concept.’ The one-stop-shop retail display informs customers on which glove best matches their individual fishing style, rather than showing them an endless aisle of product.

“In the past year alone, we’ve doubled our styles to over twenty situation- and condition-specific glove models. But that’s just the beginning,” Mossberg affirms. “No matter where we go from here, it’s going to be a fun ride.”

THIRD FLW TOUR EVENT OF SEASON SET FOR LAKE SEMINOLE

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THIRD FLW TOUR EVENT OF SEASON SET FOR LAKE SEMINOLE

THIRD FLW TOUR EVENT OF SEASON SET FOR LAKE SEMINOLE

Hurricane Michael Presents New Fishery to Pro Bass Anglers at Tournament presented by Costa

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BAINBRIDGE, Ga. (Feb. 25, 2019) – Fishing League Worldwide (FLW), the world’s largest tournament fishing organization, is set to continue the 2019 FLW Tour season – the 24th season of the competitive Tour – next week, March 7-10, with the FLW Tour at Lake Seminole presented by Costa. Hosted by the Bainbridge Convention and Visitors Bureau, the tournament will feature 170 of the world’s best bass-fishing professionals competing for a top award of up to $125,000 and valuable points in hopes of qualifying for the 2019 FLW Cup – the world championship of bass fishing.

The FLW Tour has visited Lake Seminole just once prior in FLW’s 24-year history. When the Tour visited the Georgia reservoir in 1996, Mississippi pro Jeff Magee averaged just over 15½ pounds a day to win just the fourth event in FLW Tour history. The 2019 event will mark the 213th tournament in FLW Tour history. The total purse for the FLW Tour at Lake Seminole presented by Costa is more than $860,000, including $9,000 through 65th place in the Pro Division.

“Hurricane Michael really changed the lake, 180-degrees,” said local FLW Tour angler J. Todd Tucker of Moultrie, Georgia. “It has opened up some new areas that haven’t been open for years. It’s scattered the grass and completely changed the grasslines. But, overall, Lake Seminole has been fishing pretty good and it’s going to be a very fun tournament.

“The fish are going to be shallow,” Tucker continued. “There should be quite a bit of spawning going on, and we’re going to see bass caught in all three phases – prespawn, spawn and postspawn. The key to winning this event will be to find the staging fish – areas with both prespawn and postspawn bass moving in and going out.”

Tucker said that fans following the action should expect to see a strong crankbait bite, along with lipless crankbaits, Carolina rigs, topwater baits and vibrating jigs all playing a role.

“A lot of guys are going to be fishing the lily pad stems and hydrilla up shallow, but the sand bars have always been a big player at Seminole,” Tucker said. “Guys are going to be able to catch them in a lot of different ways and we’re going to see some big fish.

“I think to make the top-30 cut to fish on the weekend, it’s going to take 31 pounds,” Tucker went on to say. “I predict the four-day winner will have right around 88 pounds. We should see quite a few 25- to 28-pound limits. If the tournament hits the lake at just the right time, the potential is definitely there for 33- to 34-pound bags.”

Anglers will take off at 7 a.m. CST Thursday through Saturday and 7:45 a.m. Sunday from the Bainbridge Earle May Boat Basin, located at 100 Boat Basin Circle, in Bainbridge. Thursday and Friday’s weigh-ins, March 7-8, will be held at the boat basin beginning at 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday’s weigh-ins, March 9-10, will also be held at the boat basin, but will begin at 4 p.m.

Prior to the weigh-ins, FLW will host a free Family Fishing Expo at the Bainbridge Earle May Boat Basin from 2 to 6 p.m. each day. The Expo is a chance for fishing fans to meet their favorite anglers, enjoy interactive games, activities and giveaways provided by FLW sponsors, and learn more about the sport of fishing and other outdoor activities.

Also for youth, the FLW Foundation’s Unified Fishing Derby will be held at the boat basin on Saturday, March 9 from Noon-2 p.m. The event is hosted by FLW Foundation pro Cody Kelley along with other FLW Tour anglers, and is free and open to anyone under the age of 18 and Special Olympics athletes. Rods and reels are available for use, but youth are encouraged to bring their own if they own one. The 1st and 2nd place anglers that catch the biggest fish will be recognized Saturday on the FLW Tour stage, just prior to the pros weighing in.

As part of the FLW Tour’s community outreach initiative, FLW Tour anglers will visit students, guests and staff at the Hutto Middle School, located at 1201 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, in Bainbridge on Wednesday, March 6 from 8:30-10 a.m. to introduce students to fishing and outdoor activities in their community. During the presentations the pro anglers will reinforce how science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) relate to outdoor activities and the life as a professional angler as well as discussing different career paths within the outdoor industry.

Television coverage of the FLW Tour at Lake Seminole presented by Costa will premiere in 2019. The Emmy-nominated “FLW” television show airs each Saturday night at 7 p.m. EST and is broadcast to more than 63 million cable, satellite and telecommunications households in the U.S., Canada and the Caribbean on the World Fishing Network (WFN), the leading entertainment destination and digital resource for anglers throughout North America. FLW television is also distributed internationally to FLW partner countries, including Canada, China, Italy, Korea, Mexico, Portugal, Spain and South Africa.

The popular FLW Live on-the-water program will air on Days Three and Four of the event, featuring live action from the boats of the tournament’s top pros each day. New for 2019, host Travis Moran will be joined by veteran FLW Tour pro Todd Hollowell to break down the extended action each day from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. On-the-water broadcasts will be live streamed on FLWFishing.com, the FLW YouTube channel and the FLW Facebook page.

In FLW Tour competition, the full field of 170 pro anglers compete in the two-day opening round on Thursday and Friday. The top 30 pros based on their two-day accumulated weight advance to Saturday. Only the top 10 pros continue competition Sunday, with the winner determined by the heaviest accumulated weight from the four days of competition.

Throughout the season, anglers are also vying for valuable points in hopes of qualifying for the 2019 FLW Cup, the world championship of professional bass fishing. The 2019 FLW Cup will be on Lake Hamilton in Hot Springs, Arkansas, Aug. 9-11 and is hosted by the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism and Visit Hot Springs.

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

Johnathan Sexton and Andy Farr win CATT Lake Monticello, SC Feb 23, 2019

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Johnathan Sexton and Andy Farr win CATT Lake Monticello, SC Feb 23, 2019
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Guys we will try to have another in March…just trying to find someone who can run it at the moment. All of us are tied up but we’ll keep working on it!

Johnathan Sexton and Andy Farr weighed in 15.09 lbs good enough for 1st place!

2nd Place Tony Price & Keith Porter with 15.07 lbs!

Eric & Hunter Enlow with the BF at 5 lbs even!

Big Total Total
Team Fish Weight Winnings
Andy Farr – Jonathan Sexton 0.00 15.09 $480.00
Keith Porter – Tony Price 4.10 15.07 $120.00
Pennell & Chrstie 0.00 14.03
Cory & Travis 3.15 12.07
Matt & Robin 3.50 12.03
Eric & Hunter Enlow 5.00 8.14 $100.00
Ellett 4.14 6.13
Clint & Greg 0.00 4.13
Chad & Jelly 0.00 0.00
Don McGlover 0.00 0.00

Tim Griffith and David Eyrse Win 2019 Alabama Bass Trail Smith Lake by Dan O’Sullivan

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Tim Griffith and David Eyrse Win 2019 Alabama Bass Trail Smith Lake by Dan O’Sullivan

im Griffith and David Eyrse Win 2019 Alabama Bass Trail Smith Lake
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February 24, 2019 – Jasper, Ala. – The first event of the 2019 Alabama Bass Trail’s Northern Division was marked by several things. Most notably, the necessary decision by tournament officials to push the tournament from Saturday to Sunday due to severe weather that was to hit the area; but also by the extreme flood conditions that saw the surface of Lewis Smith Lake nearly 20 feet in little more than a week.

However, if there was a theme to the day, it would be running water.

That theme referred to the amount of water running into Smith Lake, the water running over the launch ramps and into the parking lot causing anglers, ABT officials and Jasper, Alabama officials extra factors to consider, and the running water pockets that seemed to be a consistent theme amongst those teams that did well in the event.

In the end, while there were difficulties that faced everyone, the event came off smoothly and the team of Tim Griffith and David Eyrse found a single running water pocket that produced a multitude of keepers. Those keepers in turn produced a final limit that weighed 19.19 pounds that gave them a victory, and earned them the $10,000 Winner’s prize and an automatic berth into the Alabama Bass Trail championship in October on Lake Guntersville.

The pair said that they had a terrible practice, and the day before the tournament ended up looking at a map of Smith Lake, settling on an area in Rock Creek that looked good, and choosing something that they felt they could catch fish on. “We only caught one weighable fish in practice and a bunch of slot fish so we decided to just go fishing,” they said. “We found a creek that had clear water running in the back for about 50 yards before it mixed with the dirty water; we caught our fish there.”

They reported catching their fish on several baits, but one lure really made the biggest difference. “The best of our fish came on a screw lock Shaky Head with half of a Senko as the lure,” they said. “We rigged it weedless, that way we could work it through any of the cover we came across.  We sat in that one spot all day long and caught more than 60 keepers, culling through four or five limits before settling on our final limit around 4:00 p.m., we had a magical day it feels great to win and to be qualified for the championship already.”

The local team of Mark Meyer and Ty Campbell said that they spent their time up near Cullman and they used a football head jig and green pumpkin / chartreuse Gene Larew Biffle Bug creature bait combo and a Shaky Head Finesse worm to produce their 18.62-pound limit but earned them second place and the $5,000 runner-up prize.

“We’re from Cullman, so we kind of knew that we would need to look for running water and we found our fish in two pockets today,” they said.  “We spent our day in those two pockets and were able to catch enough fish to do well, we just needed to be able to put one more good quality kicker fish in the Box to have a chance to win. But, we started off the season well and we’re pleased with the finish.”

The team of Jamie Smith and Michael Rains weighed 17.13 pounds to finish the day and third place, they earned $4,000 for their efforts.

The Mountain Dew Big Bass of the tournament went to the 111th place team of Aaron and James Knott, their 4.81-pounder earned them $500 for the big bass bonus.

The Norhern Division of the Alabama Bass Trail hits the water next at Wheeler Lake on March 23.

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

Place Anglers Weight Big Fish Winnings
1 Tim Griffith / David Eyrse 19.19 4.26 $10,000
2 Mark Meyer / Ty Campell 18.62 4.58 $5,000
3 Jamie Smith / Michael Rains 17.13 $4,000
4 Cole Wade / Donny Wade 16.64 $3,000
5 Jason Smith / Chaz McMahan 16.37 $2,000
6 Mark McCaig / Tim Hurst 16.03 $1,500
7 Luke Kyle / Arch Cornett 15.86 $1,100
8 Charlie Cummings / Greg Pugh 15.68 $1,100
9 Chet Cleland / Dawson Cleland 15.67 $1,100
10 William Lynn / Donna Lynn 14.92 $1,100

 

The sponsors of the 2019 Alabama Bass Trail include; Phoenix Bass Boats, Bill Penney Toyota, Garmin, Academy Sports & Outdoors, America’s First Federal Credit Union, Sweet Home Alabama, Alabama Tourism Department, Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association, T-H Marine Supplies, Wedowee Marine, Buffalo Rock, Mountain Dew, Jack’s, Fish Neely Henry Lake.com, Alabama Power Company, Lew’s Fishing, AFTCO, YETI, Power Pole, Big Bite Bait Company and E3 Apparel.

James & Fred Clements win CATT Santee Cooper Feb 23,2019 with 28.95

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James & Fred Clements win CATT Santee Cooper Feb 23,2019 with 28.95
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Check out McElveen Buick GMC in Summerville!

Next Santee CATT is March 23 at John C Land and is a GOLD event!

CBC is next week at Santee Cooper  guys and some of these teams are ready! James & Fred Clements weighed in 5 big uns at 28.95 lbs!

2nd went to Brian Scott & Brad Beatson with 23.29 lbs!

Will Timmons & Rodney Jordan with some fat ones!

Big Total Total
35 Teams Fish Weight Winnings Points
James Clements – Fred Clements 9.14/7.71 28.95 $2,450.00 110
Brian Scott-Brad Beatson 5.13 23.29 $700.00 109
Ryan Thompson 5.27 18.58 $400.00 108
Tommy Williams – Thomas Hardwick 4.29 18.20 $300.00 107
Ed Paul – Eddie Paul 0.00 16.78 $220.00 106
Ken Ellis – Chuck Howard 0.00 16.74 $150.00 105
Rodney Jordan – Will Timmons 6.95 16.64 $120.00 104
Mario & Reid Colangelo 5.77 14.16 103
Elvis-Brian Peagler 0.00 13.63 102
Josh Brogden – Davy Goodman 0.00 13.33 101
Max Terry – Emmett McCauley 6.61 12.81 100
Don Pendavis-Bobby Gibbs 0.00 12.72 99
Bryan Miller – Austin Miller 0.00 11.81 98
Sean Skee – Scott Frye 4.71 11.18 97
Bruce Andrews – Mitchell Gordon 4.64 10.51 96
Winston Martin – Neal Martin 5.49 9.90 95
Larry Avins – Joe Avin 6.31 9.90 94
Steve Borton-Tristen Rodgers 3.18 9.59 93
Buddy Holms 0.00 9.20 92
Horace Scott Sr -Horace Scott Jr. 0.00 7.45 91
Mike King – Chris Crawford 0.00 6.74 90
Chad Crosby – Steve Crosby 5.31 5.31 89
Billy McInstosh – Rick McLean 0.00 4.99 88
John Wilson-Cody Armstrong 2.82 2.82 87
Sean Lewis 0.00 0.00 86
Dave Murdock-Justin Wood 0.00 0.00 86
Patrick Williams 0.00 0.00 86
Bryson McCord – Ben Cox 0.00 0.00 86
Casey Warren – Dalton Warren 0.00 0.00 86
Donnie McCord – Shawn Collins 0.00 0.00 86
Carlton Tompkins-Joel Barfield 0.00 0.00 86
Bryce Mathews – Lin Coker 0.00 0.00 86
Brandon Evans – Morgan Strange 0.00 0.00 86
Daniel Howell 0.00 0.00 86
Marc Deschennes – Christy Meolin 0.00 0.00 86
Total Entrys $4,200.00
BONUS $ $650.00
Total Paid At Ramp $4,340.00
Santee Cooper 2019 Spring Final Fund $400.00
2019 CATT Championship Fund $80.00
2019 Santee Cooper Spring Final Fund Total $1,360.00
2019 CATT Championship Fund Total $3,090.00

Kyle Welch Wins CATT Cooper River with 5 bass weighing 16.78 lbs

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Kyle Welch Wins CATT Cooper River with 5 bass weighing 16.78 lbs

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Next Cooper River CATT is March 9 at Cypress Gardens!

Visit McElveen GMC Buick in Summerville!

Kyle Welch takes 1st Place at the Cooper River with 5 bass weighing 16.78 lbs!

2nd went to Jeremy Hewitt with 14.86 lbs and 2nd BF at 4.47 lbs!

3rd with 13.01 lbs and 1st BF 5.23 lbs! Matt & Andrew Baker!

Big Total Total
16 Teams Fish Weight Winnings Points
Kyle Welch 0.00 16.78 $310.00 110
Jeremy Hewitt 4.47 14.86 $180.00 109
Matt Baker/Andrew Baker 5.23 13.01 $80.00 108
Bruce Wheeler/Heath Hunter 0.00 11.36 107
James Robison Jr/William Gregory 0.00 9.57 $80.00 106
Carl Harrington/Bucky Black 0.00 9.41 105
Joe Giampa/Gene Youngs 0.00 8.69 104
Bubba Dennis/Cole Garrick 0.00 7.96 103
Casey Leach/Charlene Leach 0.00 7.02 102
Travis Gatilin/Grant Powell 0.00 6.69 101
Randall Drew/Ryan Drew 5.38 6.57 100
Dave McConnell/Dillion McConnell 0.00 6.52 99
Johnny Brinson/James White 0.00 5.65 98
John Campbell/Grace Campbell 0.00 3.15 97
Jimmy McCants/Ted Smith 0.00 1.42 96
Brandon Riley/Kyle Austin 0.00 0.00 95
Total Entrys $800.00
BONUS $ $325.00
Total Paid At Ramp $975.00
Cooper River 2019 Spring Final Fund $110.00
2019 CATT Championship Fund $10.00
Cooper River 2019 Spring Final Fund Total $110.00
2019 CATT Championship Fund $3,010.00

Shane Cantley & Michael Richardson win CATT Wateree, SC Feb 23,2019

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Shane Cantley & Michael Richardson win CATT Wateree, SC Feb 23,2019
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So far this Spring we’ve had a lot of cold and rain which is really affecting the bass at Lake Wateree. Back before we got accustomed to 70 degree days in February this weather pattern we’re having now is actually the pattern South Carolina had for years and years. Water level is going nuts as the lake rose 4 ft in a 24 hour period! Next Wateree CATT is March 2 and maybe we can get some stable weather and a stable lake!

Shane Cantley & Michael Richardson win Saturday with 4 bass weighing 13.83 lb anchored by a 6.91 lbs Bruiser! No Limits were weighed in!

2nd went to Chad Gainey with 4 bass weighing 12.16 lbs!

3rd Place Butch Williams & David Ethridge!

 

        

Big Total
15 Teams Fish Weight Winnings Points
Shane Cantley – Michael Richardson 6.91 13.83 $905.00 110
Chad Gainey 5.25 12.16 $200.00 109
Butch Williams – David Ethridge 5.45 7.91 $125.00 108
Trent McLaughlin – Dearal Rodgers 2.25 6.08 107
Steven Walker – Winn Walker 2.85 2.85 106
Scott Floyd 2.08 2.08 105
Cole Jackson 1.97 1.97 104
Scott Williams – Robbie English 0.00 0.00 103
Donald Wells – Frankie Jacobs 0.00 0.00 103
Mark Healon – Tony Truitt 0.00 0.00 103
David F Canupp & David L Canupp 0.00 0.00 103
Allen Fletcher – Donald Hinson 0.00 0.00 103
Matt Ross – Bobby Purvis 0.00 0.00 103
Isaac Nathan 0.00 0.00 103
Chris Sullivan 0.00 0.00 103
Total Entrys $1,200.00
BONUS $ $350.00
Total Paid At Ramp $1,230.00
Wateree 2019 Spring Final Fund $260.00
2019 CATT Championship Fund $30.00
2019 Wateree Spring Final Fund Total $610.00
2019  CATT Championship Fund Total $3,000.00

Fishing Quarry Lakes: Breaking Down Lowkey Honey Holes

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Here’s a riddle for all you bass anglers. What’s manmade, contains heavyweight largemouth and receives little fishing pressure? – No, it’s not some new reservoir in a remote section of Mexico or Zimbabwe.

If you answered a mining strip pit or rock quarry, you’ve obviously already sampled these overlooked bass fishing treasures close to your home.

A lot of strip pits are untouched and just seem to breed large bass. Strip pits are usually on private property and big boats can’t go on them. So they don’t get the fishing pressure, which gives the bass a chance to grow big. Strip pits also hold plenty of aggressive bass in various sizes as I found out while fishing on some abandoned mining holes in western Missouri. Runoff from rains earlier in the week had turned the water off-colored and a cold front dropped the temperature into the 40-degree range when we descended into the pits. Yet despite the unfavorable conditions, I still managed to catch 25 bass with the largest weighing about 3 1/2 pounds. Our outing was rated as a slow day though because on good days strip pits can yield 40 to 50 bass per angler with possibly a dozen fish in the 5- to 8-pound range.

What Are Quarry Lakes (Strip Pits)

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Strip pits or quarry lakes are unique bodies of water that feature really deep, steep banks that lead into some shallow water. The steep walls and clear waters of a strip pit cause bass to suspend most of the time, so it’s best to try paralleling the bank and working a lipless crankbait close to the walls. A lipless crankbait is ideal because it can be worked in the bass’ strike zone (usually 4 to 8 feet deep) longer than other lures.

Areas To Target While Fishing Quarry Lakes

quarry lakes fishing

Prime locations to fish for bass in gravel pits include rock shelves, any shallow sandy areas, laydowns and shoreline bushes that cast shade into the water. The rocky bottom of a pit is ideal for working a crawfish imitator. Try a 3 1/4-inch plastic craw on a football jig for bedding bass and switch to a 4-inch craw and football jig during the summer. Strip pit floors contain gravel or sand, so you can steadily drag the craw on the football head jig across the smooth bottom without hanging up. Retrieving a walking bait at a steady pace is another productive pit technique, especially if bass are suspended 10 to 12 feet deep.

Jacksonville State Pair Makes Most Of Limited Bites To Win Bassmaster College Event On Lake Norman

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Jacksonville State Pair Makes Most Of Limited Bites To Win Bassmaster College Event On Lake Norman

Feb. 23, 2019

Jacksonville State Pair Makes Most Of Limited Bites To Win Bassmaster College Event On Lake Norman

CORNELIUS, N.C. — Six bites was all it took for Will Nichols and Jamon Phillips of Jacksonville State University to vault from 10th place to the top of the standings in today’s final round of the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series tournament presented by Bass Pro Shops.

Nichols and Phillips weighed a limit of five bass that totaled 16 pounds, 2 ounces — the second heaviest of the three-day tournament. That gave them an overall three-day weight of 37-15 and put them into the hot seats with nine of the 12 duos fishing in the final round still waiting to weigh.

One by one, those teams crossed the stage, but all made quick exits. It was only after Day 2 leaders Jacob Moore and Gilliam Tharpe of North Carolina State presented a bag that contained only two bass that Nichols and Phillips broke into wide smiles and breathed heavy sighs of relief.

Even after they hoisted their tournament trophies into the air, Nichols and Phillips struggled to put their victory into perspective. It’s not often, after all, that a team has only six keeper bites and manages to jump nine spots in the standings to clinch victory.

The JSU duo made up more than 5 pounds on Saturday after starting the day with a two-day total of 21-13. Their catch throughout the week consisted mostly of spotted bass, but the ones they caught Saturday averaged more than 3 pounds apiece, which helped them sneak from behind for the win.

“It still hasn’t sunk in what just happened,” said Phillips, who was competing in his first Bassmaster College Series tournament. “This is an amazing feeling.”

The win for Jacksonville State, which is located in Jacksonville, Ala., was far from conventional. Nichols and Phillips caught only four bass during Thursday’s opening round for a 6-8 total. That forced them to try new things Friday, and it paid off.

“We had to swing for the fences,” Nichols said. “It was either that or we were going home. We got onto something that afternoon that changed things for us.”

That “something” was a pattern that required them to fish stained water in the backs of oxbows and dead-end canals scattered around Lake Norman. They fished primarily with crankbaits the final two days, though they alternated by flipping jigs to structure, including rocks, grass and docks along the shorelines.

Philips had the hot hand on Friday, when red crankbaits produced keeper bites in 2 to 10 feet of water. On Saturday, the backs of canals were active again, and the spotted bass were hungry early. Nichols said chartreuse-colored lures were key on Day 3.

The region was beset by steady rain and temperatures that hovered in the 40s throughout the tournament. The less-than-ideal conditions were hard on anglers, but they didn’t have a significant effect on the bass bite, especially for teams that were flexible.

“It was hard to figure out any sort of pattern,” said Nichols, who has competed in Bassmaster College Series events for three years. “Things changed constantly. We had to do a little bit of everything and cover a whole lot of water to catch the bass we caught.”

Nichols and Phillips won $2,500 for the Jacksonville State bass fishing team. The 12 tandems that made the Top 12 cut to fish on Championship Saturday split a total of $8,500 for their respective squads.
Jacob Louis and Nathan Doty of McKendree University in Tennessee finished second with 35-13, and Benjamin Hager and Noah Shaver of  UNC-Charlotte placed third with 34-15.

Moore and Tharpe of NC State won the Carhartt Big Bass Award with a 6-13 largemouth they weighed on Thursday. The catch earned them a $500 Carhartt gift card. Seventh-place anglers Chandlar Ellis and Gil Seen of Lander University in South Carolina won a $250 Bass Pros Shops gift certificate for having a 16-1 bag on Day 1 that ranked as the heaviest bag of the tournament.

In all, 256 teams from around the United States entered. The Top 26 duos (10 percent of the field) earned berths in the Carhartt Bassmaster College Championship presented by Bass Pro Shops, which will be held later this year at a yet-to-be-disclosed fishery.

The tournament on Lake Norman was the first of four regular season Bassmaster College Series events scheduled for 2019. It was sponsored by Visit Lake Norman, Mecklenburg County and the City of Charlotte.
Other Bassmaster College Series tournaments will take place on Alabama’s Smith Lake on March 21-23, Arkansas’ Bull Shoals Lake on April 25-27, and the St. Lawrence River in upstate New York on June 19-21.

Carhartt Bassmaster College Series at Lake Norman presented by Bass Pro Shops
 2/21/2019 - 2/23/2019 Lake Norman - Blythe Landing - Cornelius, NC
Place Name Day 1
Fish / Weight		 Day 2
Fish / Weight		 Day 3
Fish / Weight		 Total
Fish / Weight
1 William Nichols – Jamon Phillips Jacksonville State University 4 / 6 – 8 5 / 15 – 5 5 / 16 – 2 14 / 37 – 15
2 Jacob Louis – Nathan Doty McKendree University 5 / 11 – 4 5 / 12 – 12 5 / 11 – 13 15 / 35 – 13
3 Benjamin Hager – Noah Shaver UNC-Charlotte 4 / 11 – 14 5 / 12 – 12 5 / 10 – 5 14 / 34 – 15
4 Cole Breeden – Cameron Smith Drury University 5 / 10 – 10 5 / 13 – 6 5 / 9 – 4 15 / 33 – 4
5 Taylor Hamburger – Tristen Turley Oklahoma State University 5 / 8 – 13 5 / 15 – 14 5 / 8 – 4 15 / 32 – 15
6 Isaac Duncan Blue Mountain College 5 / 11 – 13 5 / 12 – 12 4 / 8 – 6 14 / 32 – 15
7 Chandlar Ellis – Gil Senn Lander University 5 / 16 – 10 3 / 6 – 15 5 / 9 – 1 13 / 32 – 10
8 Louis Monetti – Andrew Weaver UNC-Charlotte 5 / 11 – 8 5 / 11 – 4 4 / 9 – 13 14 / 32 – 9
9 Jacob Moore – Gilliam Tharpe North Carolina State University 4 / 11 – 7 5 / 15 – 10 2 / 4 – 2 11 / 31 – 3
10 Garrett Warren – Eric Lampkin Snead State Community College 5 / 14 – 2 3 / 9 – 5 3 / 6 – 10 11 / 30 – 1
11 Justin Barnes – Adam Carroll University of Montevallo 5 / 14 – 7 5 / 7 – 3 5 / 6 – 12 15 / 28 – 6
12 Miller Spivey – Trey Dickert University of Montevallo 5 / 10 – 8 5 / 10 – 15 3 / 6 – 10 13 / 28 – 1 
                    BIG BASS                                                         TOTALS
  Day   Name                City,State         Lbs-Oz            Day      # Fish       # Live     Lbs-Oz          # Limits
     1  Jacob Moore - Gilli Stanley, NC             6-13         1         631          631          1232- 4         64
     2  Colton Breeding - L Sparta, TN              5-10         2         556          556          1101-10         54
                                                                 3         51           51           107- 2           7

‘Best Day’ Lifts Darold Gleason To Victory In Bassmaster Open At Toledo Bend

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‘Best Day’ Lifts Darold Gleason To Victory In Bassmaster Open At Toledo Bend

Darold Gleason of Many, La., wins the 2019 BassPro.com Central Open on Toledo Bend, out of Many, La., with a two-day total weight of 40 pounds, 2 ounces.

Photo by Andy Crawford/B.A.S.S.

Feb. 22, 2019

‘Best Day’ Lifts Darold Gleason To Victory In Bassmaster Open At Toledo Bend

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MANY, La. —A big shift in weather conditions and the kindness of a fellow competitor opened the door for local favorite Darold Gleason to show off his home lake’s potential with a 25-pound, 3-ounce catch that yielded a tournament total of 40-2 and delivered a long-awaited win at the Basspro.com Bassmaster Central Open on Toledo Bend Reservoir.

After fierce thunderstorms cancelled Thursday’s scheduled second day of competition, the full field competed in today’s final round. Although the forecast called for more storms, Toledo Bend saw a foggy and relatively calm day that contrasted starkly with the more challenging conditions the Many, La., angler faced on Day 1.

“This is probably the best day of tournament fishing I’ve had out here,” said Gleason, who runs South Toledo Bend Guide Service. “Toledo Bend is one of the best lakes in the country. It’s fishing kind of tough right now with these cold conditions, but it is chock full of big ones.”

Targeting offshore structure that rose from a depth of 24 feet to 10 feet and created a bass-friendly current break, Gleason said he needed to hold his boat in a particular position. He struggled to do that on the first day, when he caught a limit that weighed 14-15 and landed him in 20th place. Today’s lighter winds, he said, brought a pleasantly different story.

Gleason caught his winning fish on a Strike King 6XD crankbait in blue/chartreuse, a 6th Sense C-15 crankbait also in blue/chartreuse, a 3/4-ounce V&M football jig in blue shadow with a green pumpkin V&M J-Bug trailer and a Carolina rig baited with either a V&M Pork Shad (green pumpkin candy) or a V&M Chop Stick (watermelon candy red).

Gleason said he fished the same spot as fellow pro Gary Adkins, whom he thanked for leaving him sufficient space to operate.

“The gentleman who shared the spot with me was the most respectful angler I’ve ever been around,” Gleason said. “He didn’t have to be that way, but he was. If it weren’t for him allowing me to fish where I needed to fish, I would not have been able to catch what I caught.”

For his effort, Gleason earned $42,800 and a berth in the 2020 Bassmaster Classic presented by DICK’S Sporting Goods, if he competes in the remaining three Basspro.com Bassmaster Opens in the Central Division.

“I’m blessed to have some great friends in this industry, and I’ve cheered them when they had their Classic chance,” he said. “For me to get mine, it’s just everything to me.”

Taku Ito of Chiba, Japan, placed second with 30-10. A limit of 15-4 put him in 16th place in the first round, and he turned in a highly consistent effort of 15-4 today.

“Two days ago, I caught fish on a spinnerbait shallow in muddy water around cypress trees,” Ito said. “But today, it was tough, so I fished the same spot, but deeper — in 20 feet. I used a 6.5-inch green pumpkin straight worm, Neko rigged with a 3/16-ounce weight.

“I caught three fish on the Neko rig and two fish on a 1/2-ounce white spinnerbait with willowleaf and Colorado blades. Slow rolling the spinnerbait was the key.”

Logan Latuso of Gonzalez, La., improved from 22nd place and finished third with 30-0. He added 15-6 to his Day 1 weight of 14-10. He attributed his success to sticking with his shallow water strength.

“I was just covering water, trying to find the best deal,” Latuso said. “I caught all my fish on a Delta Lures spinnerbait and a Delta Lures Thunder Jig with a V&M J-Bug trailer. I just fished anything in the water — shallow wood, shallow grass in the backs of creeks where the water was a little warmer. Today, my prime area got a little muddy from the rain, so I had to try new water, and it paid off.”

Travis Alcock of Antioch, Ill., won the Phoenix Boats Big Bass honors with his 9-1.

Andrew Thomasson of Dublin, Va., won the co-angler division with 18-5. After placing 19th on Day 1 with 7-7, he added 10-14 in the final round and won $21,400.

Thomasson caught most of his bass on a dropshot with a Roboworm in the “margarita mutilator” color. His largest fish of the day, an estimated 6-pounder, ate a 1/2-ounce chartreuse/blue/white spinnerbait with a willowleaf/Colorado blade combination.

“I was slow rolling my spinnerbait in about 5 feet; they weren’t hitting higher in the water column,” Thomasson said. “I bumped it off a stump, and that fish grabbed it.

“I fished my dropshot in about 18 feet of water and used a short leader to keep the bait right on the bottom with a 1/2-ounce weight. On the graph, you could see them right on the bottom.”

Ryan Bowman of Seneca, S.C., won the Phoenix Boats Big Bass award for the co-angler division with a 6-6 largemouth.

2019 Basspro.com Bassmaster Central Open Toledo Bend 2/20-2/22
Toledo Bend Reservoir, Many  LA.
(BOATER) Standings Day 2

Angler                   Hometown              No./lbs-oz  Pts   Total $$$

1.  Darold Gleason         Many, LA                10  40-02  200
Day 1: 5   14-15     Day 2: 5   25-03
2.  Taku Ito               Chiba JAPAN             10  30-10  199
Day 1: 5   15-06     Day 2: 5   15-04
3.  Logan Latuso           Gonzales, LA            10  30-00  198
Day 1: 5   14-10     Day 2: 5   15-06
4.  Terry Peacock          Royse City, TX           8  29-03  197
Day 1: 3   08-09     Day 2: 5   20-10
5.  Soshi Kataoka          Ohtsu Shiga JAPAN        6  28-11  196
Day 1: 4   17-12     Day 2: 2   10-15
6.  Tommy Martin           Hemphill, TX             7  28-10  195
Day 1: 4   15-02     Day 2: 3   13-08
7.  Marc Frazier           Newnan, GA              10  28-09  194
Day 1: 5   18-00     Day 2: 5   10-09
8.  Ken Iyobe              Tokoname JAPAN          10  28-07  193
Day 1: 5   15-01     Day 2: 5   13-06
9.  Stephen Mitchell       Trout, LA               10  28-06  192
Day 1: 5   16-02     Day 2: 5   12-04
10. Tom Redington          Royse City, TX          10  28-04  191
Day 1: 5   14-09     Day 2: 5   13-11
11. Billy Billeaud         Lafayette, LA           10  28-01  190
Day 1: 5   15-14     Day 2: 5   12-03
12. Chad Smith             Minnetonka, MN          10  27-15  189
Day 1: 5   16-11     Day 2: 5   11-04
13. Alex Heintze           Denham Springs, LA      10  27-14  188   $3,567.00
Day 1: 5   14-12     Day 2: 5   13-02
14. Brandon Palaniuk       Rathdrum, ID             9  27-10  187   $3,567.00
Day 1: 5   15-15     Day 2: 4   11-11
15. John Cox               Debary, FL               8  27-09  186   $3,567.00
Day 1: 5   21-07     Day 2: 3   06-02
16. Teb Jones              Hattiesburg, MS         10  27-07  185   $3,567.00
Day 1: 5   14-02     Day 2: 5   13-05
17. Gerald Swindle         Guntersville, AL        10  27-05  184   $3,567.00
Day 1: 5   14-01     Day 2: 5   13-04
18. Kris Wilson            Montgomery, TX          10  26-09  183   $3,567.00
Day 1: 5   18-07     Day 2: 5   08-02
19. Dave Redington         Winnsboro, TX            8  26-04  182   $3,567.00
Day 1: 5   20-08     Day 2: 3   05-12
20. Joseph Webster         Winfield, AL            10  26-03  181   $3,567.00
Day 1: 5   11-08     Day 2: 5   14-11
21. Steve Sennikoff        Garland, TX             10  26-02  180   $3,210.00
Day 1: 5   10-13     Day 2: 5   15-05
22. Bob Downey             Hudson, WI              10  26-00  179   $3,210.00
Day 1: 5   11-15     Day 2: 5   14-01
23. Chad Wiley             Pineville, LA           10  25-15  178   $3,210.00
Day 1: 5   10-12     Day 2: 5   15-03
24. Theron Caldwell        Colleyville, TX         10  25-14  177   $3,210.00
Day 1: 5   12-15     Day 2: 5   12-15
25. Caleb Kuphall          Mukwonago, WI            9  25-13  176   $3,210.00
Day 1: 4   14-03     Day 2: 5   11-10
26. Jesse Wiggins          Cullman, AL             10  25-09  175   $2,853.00
Day 1: 5   13-15     Day 2: 5   11-10
27. James Davis Jr         Ferriday, LA            10  25-06  174   $2,853.00
Day 1: 5   14-09     Day 2: 5   10-13
28. Bill Chapman           Salt Rock, WV            7  25-03  173   $2,853.00
Day 1: 5   16-13     Day 2: 2   08-06
29. Zach Gagnard           Pineville, LA           10  24-13  172   $2,853.00
Day 1: 5   11-08     Day 2: 5   13-05
30. Gary Adkins            Green Bay, WI            5  24-09  171   $2,853.00
Day 1: 2   10-12     Day 2: 3   13-13
31. Wes Logan              Springville, AL         10  24-06  170   $2,853.00
Day 1: 5   13-07     Day 2: 5   10-15
32. Blake Betz             Baton Rouge, LA          9  24-04  169   $2,853.00
Day 1: 5   12-15     Day 2: 4   11-05
33. Daisuke Aoki           Minamitsurugun Yamanash 10  24-02  168   $2,853.00
Day 1: 5   12-10     Day 2: 5   11-08
34. Chris Groh             Spring Grove, IL        10  23-08  167   $2,853.00
Day 1: 5   13-09     Day 2: 5   09-15
35. Kyle Dorsett           Odenville, AL            9  22-15  166   $2,853.00
Day 1: 4   09-01     Day 2: 5   13-14
36. Stephen Johnston       Hemphill, TX             9  22-12  165   $2,853.00
Day 1: 4   07-02     Day 2: 5   15-10
37. Randy Millender        Teague, TX               5  22-11  164   $2,853.00
Day 1: 5   22-11     Day 2: 0   00-00
38. Dylan Connell          Marion, IL               6  22-09  163   $2,853.00
Day 1: 3   08-07     Day 2: 3   14-02
39. Tommy Robinson         Westland, MI             7  22-07  162   $2,853.00
Day 1: 5   18-05     Day 2: 2   04-02
40. JP Kimbrough           Bossier City, LA         7  22-02  161   $2,853.00
Day 1: 5   15-04     Day 2: 2   06-14
41. Daisuke Kita           Ootsu-Shi JAPAN          7  21-15  160
Day 1: 3   06-15     Day 2: 4   15-00
42. Shane Williams         Keithville, LA           6  21-13  159
Day 1: 2   05-12     Day 2: 4   16-01
43. Colby Cotterill        Houston, TX              6  21-10  158
Day 1: 5   18-07     Day 2: 1   03-03
44. David Curtis           Trinity, TX             10  21-10  157
Day 1: 5   11-15     Day 2: 5   09-11
45. Dan Parker             Guttenberg, IA           7  21-01  156
Day 1: 5   15-08     Day 2: 2   05-09
46. Justin Atkins          Florence, AL             9  21-01  155
Day 1: 4   07-07     Day 2: 5   13-10
47. Jim Dillard            West Monroe, LA          6  21-00  154
Day 1: 1   02-06     Day 2: 5   18-10
48. Chance Woodard         Paris, TX               10  20-15  153
Day 1: 5   10-13     Day 2: 5   10-02
49. Kyle Glasgow           Guin, AL                 7  20-13  152
Day 1: 2   05-08     Day 2: 5   15-05
50. Chris Wooten           West Point, MS           8  20-10  151
Day 1: 4   10-08     Day 2: 4   10-02
51. Ron Cherkas            Grimes, IA               5  20-09  150
Day 1: 2   08-15     Day 2: 3   11-10
52. Dusty Nomey            Jonesboro, LA            8  20-06  149
Day 1: 3   09-07     Day 2: 5   10-15
53. Scotty Villines        Compton, AR              7  20-03  148
Day 1: 3   06-12     Day 2: 4   13-07
54. Scott Pellegrin        Chippewa Falls, WI       4  20-01  147
Day 1: 1   06-15     Day 2: 3   13-02
55. Brent Crow             Hartselle, AL           10  19-11  146
Day 1: 5   09-12     Day 2: 5   09-15
56. David Gillham          Heath, TX                9  19-09  145
Day 1: 5   12-04     Day 2: 4   07-05
57. Gary Caruso            Baton Rouge, LA          6  19-08  144
Day 1: 4   13-14     Day 2: 2   05-10
58. Randy Plyler           Arkadelphia, AR          8  19-07  143
Day 1: 5   13-05     Day 2: 3   06-02
59. Jimmy Greer Jr         Dry Prong, LA           10  19-07  142
Day 1: 5   10-02     Day 2: 5   09-05
60. Stetson Blaylock       Benton, AR               7  19-05  141
Day 1: 2   06-11     Day 2: 5   12-10
61. Nick Ratliff           Vine Grove, KY          10  19-04  140
Day 1: 5   10-02     Day 2: 5   09-02
62. Joey Cifuentes III     Clinton, AR             10  19-02  139
Day 1: 5   08-14     Day 2: 5   10-04
63. Seiji Kato             Outsu Shiga JAPAN        9  18-09  138
Day 1: 5   11-12     Day 2: 4   06-13
64. Beau Browning          Hot Springs, AR          6  18-09  137
Day 1: 4   11-12     Day 2: 2   06-13
65. Ryan Pinkston          Center, TX               6  18-08  136
Day 1: 2   04-05     Day 2: 4   14-03
66. Joey Nania             Cropwell, AL             7  18-07  135
Day 1: 2   06-03     Day 2: 5   12-04
67. Blaine Covington       Fort Worth, TX           7  18-07  134
Day 1: 3   09-14     Day 2: 4   08-09
68. Jerod Hawkes           Eagle Pass, TX           7  18-05  133
Day 1: 2   04-00     Day 2: 5   14-05
69. Matthew Mcardle        Humble, TX               8  18-03  132
Day 1: 3   08-04     Day 2: 5   09-15
70. Cody Bird              Granbury, TX             8  17-12  131
Day 1: 3   06-13     Day 2: 5   10-15
71. Brad Whatley           Bivins, TX               7  17-12  130
Day 1: 4   10-14     Day 2: 3   06-14
72. Randy Sullivan         Breckenridge, TX         7  17-10  129
Day 1: 3   07-09     Day 2: 4   10-01
73. Nick Uebelhor          Loogootee, IN            6  17-08  128
Day 1: 5   15-12     Day 2: 1   01-12
74. Matthew Loetscher      Many, LA                 6  17-05  127
Day 1: 4   13-03     Day 2: 2   04-02
75. Andrew Upshaw          Tulsa, OK               10  17-05  126
Day 1: 5   08-06     Day 2: 5   08-15
76. Rob Burns              Plano, TX                8  17-04  125
Day 1: 3   07-10     Day 2: 5   09-10
77. Josh Bauer             Random Lake, WI          6  17-03  124
Day 1: 5   14-01     Day 2: 1   03-02
78. Lucas Mcdaniel         Fishers, IN              6  17-03  123
Day 1: 3   10-01     Day 2: 3   07-02
79. Brady Vernon           Birmingham, AL           6  17-03  122
Day 1: 3   07-04     Day 2: 3   09-15
80. Philip Atkins          Columbus, MS             7  17-02  121
Day 1: 5   11-12     Day 2: 2   05-06
81. Grant Galloway         Houlka, MS               5  17-02  120
Day 1: 4   09-09     Day 2: 1   07-09
82. Jody White             Gilbertsville, KY        7  16-14  119
Day 1: 2   03-10     Day 2: 5   13-04
83. Brent Breznik          Borger, TX               7  16-12  118
Day 1: 2   03-04     Day 2: 5   13-08
84. Brent Shores           Boise, ID                8  16-10  117
Day 1: 4   09-04     Day 2: 4   07-06
85. Cody Bertrand          Dyer, IN                 5  16-09  116
Day 1: 4   12-05     Day 2: 1   04-04
86. William Mcnutt II      Bossier City, LA         7  16-06  115
Day 1: 2   06-01     Day 2: 5   10-05
87. Lance Vick             Mineola, TX              8  16-03  114
Day 1: 5   09-00     Day 2: 3   07-03
88. Kazuki Kitajima        Corinth, TX              7  16-02  113
Day 1: 4   08-02     Day 2: 3   08-00
89. Bryan Finch            Belton, TX               6  15-14  112
Day 1: 4   11-14     Day 2: 2   04-00
90. Austin Howard          Granby, CO               6  15-06  111
Day 1: 2   05-03     Day 2: 4   10-03
91. Mark Price             Ruston, LA               5  15-06  110
Day 1: 3   10-01     Day 2: 2   05-05
92. Phillip Whittaker      Baytown, TX              5  15-05  109
Day 1: 3   07-07     Day 2: 2   07-14
93. Stacey King            Reeds Spring, MO         6  15-01  108
Day 1: 3   06-00     Day 2: 3   09-01
94. Dusty Anders           Deville, LA              6  14-14  107
Day 1: 4   10-02     Day 2: 2   04-12
95. Mike Pharr             Shreveport, LA           7  14-09  106
Day 1: 4   07-10     Day 2: 3   06-15
96. Ernie Stumpf III       Frisco, TX               5  14-07  105
Day 1: 3   05-09     Day 2: 2   08-14
97. Cameron Mattison       Bossier City, LA         6  14-06  104
Day 1: 1   02-14     Day 2: 5   11-08
98. T-Roy Broussard        Port Arthur, TX          6  14-04  103
Day 1: 1   03-09     Day 2: 5   10-11
99. Lance Rose             Pipe Creek, TX           6  14-03  102
Day 1: 5   11-12     Day 2: 1   02-07
100. Jimmy Charbonnet       St.Amant, LA             6  14-03  101
Day 1: 2   06-14     Day 2: 4   07-05
101. Casey Bennett          Waco, TX                 8  14-01  100
Day 1: 5   09-06     Day 2: 3   04-11
102. Devin Bushland         Allen, TX                4  13-14   99
Day 1: 4   13-14     Day 2: 0   00-00
103. Doug Vahrenberg        Higginsville, MO         4  13-13   98
Day 1: 2   08-08     Day 2: 2   05-05
104. Ritter Ferguson        Diana, TX                5  13-10   97
Day 1: 3   10-04     Day 2: 2   03-06
105. Adam Neu               Forestville, WI          5  13-06   96
Day 1: 2   06-01     Day 2: 3   07-05
106. Nick Hatfield          Chuckey, TN              6  13-05   95
Day 1: 5   11-08     Day 2: 1   01-13
107. Russell Pasket         Anderson, TX             4  13-05   94
Day 1: 2   06-01     Day 2: 2   07-04
108. Harold Allen           Shelbyville, TX          6  13-03   93
Day 1: 4   08-13     Day 2: 2   04-06
109. Andy Hribar            Lakeville, MN            6  12-15   92
Day 1: 2   02-12     Day 2: 4   10-03
110. Nick Albus             Trinity, TX              6  12-07   91
Day 1: 5   10-13     Day 2: 1   01-10
111. Stephen Browning       Hot Springs, AR          5  12-06   90
Day 1: 5   12-06     Day 2: 0   00-00
112. Brian Potter           Claremore, OK            6  12-06   89
Day 1: 3   04-13     Day 2: 3   07-09
113. Preston Johnson        Rice Lake, WI            6  12-05   88
Day 1: 1   01-13     Day 2: 5   10-08
114. Toby Hartsell          Afton, OK                6  12-03   87
Day 1: 5   10-08     Day 2: 1   01-11
115. Cameron Frowick        Tyler, TX                5  12-01   86
Day 1: 5   12-01     Day 2: 0   00-00
116. Brandon Ackerson       Afton, OK                5  12-00   85
Day 1: 2   04-07     Day 2: 3   07-09
117. Dustin Laber           Greeley, CO              4  11-15   84
Day 1: 2   07-04     Day 2: 2   04-11
118. Travis Alcock          Antioch, IL              2  11-10   83
Day 1: 1   09-01     Day 2: 1   02-09
119. Jed Holt               Livingston, TX           4  11-10   82
Day 1: 2   06-01     Day 2: 2   05-09
120. Keith Pace             Monticello, AR           5  11-08   81
Day 1: 1   02-00     Day 2: 4   09-08
121. Thor Swanson           Blaine, MN               4  11-08   80
Day 1: 2   05-14     Day 2: 2   05-10
122. Joseph Norris          Bossier City, LA         5  11-05   79
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 5   11-05
123. Cody Miller            Livingston, TX           5  11-04   78
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 5   11-04
124. Caleb Stark            Pineville , LA           6  11-03   77
Day 1: 5   09-03     Day 2: 1   02-00
125. Drew Sloan             Scurry, TX               4  11-01   76
Day 1: 3   08-01     Day 2: 1   03-00
126. Dustin Reneau          Mckinney, TX             3  11-00   75
Day 1: 2   08-11     Day 2: 1   02-05
127. Joseph Hardy           Hewitt, TX               5  10-15   74
Day 1: 2   04-13     Day 2: 3   06-02
128. Troy O’Rourke          Natchitoches, LA         5  10-14   73
Day 1: 2   04-01     Day 2: 3   06-13
129. Ed Melton              Houston, TX              4  10-11   72
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 4   10-11
130. Trait Zaldain          Fort Worth, TX           4  10-09   71
Day 1: 2   04-03     Day 2: 2   06-06
131. Bryant Adam            Madison, MS              5  10-08   70
Day 1: 3   06-09     Day 2: 2   03-15
132. Terry Luedtke          Burton, TX               5  10-07   69
Day 1: 1   02-14     Day 2: 4   07-09
133. Johnny Grice           Arp, TX                  4  10-04   68
Day 1: 4   10-04     Day 2: 0   00-00
134. Masayuki Matsushita    Tokoname-Shi JAPAN       5  10-04   67
Day 1: 4   08-00     Day 2: 1   02-04
135. Garrett Rose           Pipecreek, TX            4  10-01   66
Day 1: 2   04-06     Day 2: 2   05-11
136. B.J. Usie              Bourg, LA                4  09-15   65
Day 1: 4   09-15     Day 2: 0   00-00
137. Allan Nail             Sand Springs, OK         5  09-15   64
Day 1: 3   06-10     Day 2: 2   03-05
138. Spike Stoker           Stephenville, TX         4  09-13   63
Day 1: 3   07-02     Day 2: 1   02-11
139. Darrell Newman         Bruceville, TX           4  09-10   62
Day 1: 1   01-06     Day 2: 3   08-04
140. Jimmy Mason            Rogersville, AL          3  09-10   61
Day 1: 2   05-13     Day 2: 1   03-13
141. Kevin Short            Mayflower, AR            5  09-10   60
Day 1: 3   05-09     Day 2: 2   04-01
142. Justin Hamner          Northport, AL            5  09-08   59
Day 1: 2   03-10     Day 2: 3   05-14
143. Todd Murray            Prarrieville, LA         5  09-07   58
Day 1: 2   03-11     Day 2: 3   05-12
144. Billy Smith Sr         Montgomery, TX           4  09-06   57
Day 1: 3   07-06     Day 2: 1   02-00
145. Phillip Brannon        Sylacauga, AL            4  09-04   56
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 4   09-04
146. Kyle Worsham           Cherokee, AL             4  09-04   55
Day 1: 3   07-01     Day 2: 1   02-03
147. Gary Isgrigg           Mt Washington, KY        4  09-03   54
Day 1: 2   05-11     Day 2: 2   03-08
148. Chris Hart             Franklin, TN             4  09-02   53
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 4   09-02
149. Larry Puckett          Decatur, TX              4  09-01   52
Day 1: 3   07-08     Day 2: 1   01-09
150. Dewayne French         Mammoth Spring, AR       3  09-01   51
Day 1: 2   06-08     Day 2: 1   02-09
151. Malcolm Rachal         Alexandria, LA           5  08-13   50
Day 1: 2   03-13     Day 2: 3   05-00
152. Todd Risinger          West Monroe, LA          3  08-10   49
Day 1: 3   08-10     Day 2: 0   00-00
153. Scott Bonvillain       Lake Charles, LA         4  08-04   48
Day 1: 2   03-11     Day 2: 2   04-09
154. Dan Hamdorf            Lowden, IA               4  08-02   47
Day 1: 2   04-05     Day 2: 2   03-13
155. Chris Babin            Raceland, LA             2  08-01   46
Day 1: 2   08-01     Day 2: 0   00-00
156. Paul Browning          Pecos, TX                4  08-01   45
Day 1: 3   06-06     Day 2: 1   01-11
157. Alex Murray            Lake Charles, LA         3  07-11   44
Day 1: 1   02-08     Day 2: 2   05-03
158. Dustan Oustad          Kingsland, TX            3  07-10   43
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 3   07-10
159. Greg Vance             Dubuque, IA              3  07-08   42
Day 1: 1   02-10     Day 2: 2   04-14
160. Cade Laufenberg        Goodview, WI             3  07-04   41
Day 1: 2   05-05     Day 2: 1   01-15
161. Jeff Kitchens          Auburn, AL               2  07-03   40
Day 1: 1   04-03     Day 2: 1   03-00
162. Kenta Kimura           Osaka JAPAN              3  06-14   39
Day 1: 1   01-13     Day 2: 2   05-01
163. Justin Margraves       Diana, TX                3  06-11   38
Day 1: 2   04-10     Day 2: 1   02-01
164. Jeff Cloud             Lubbock, TX              2  06-09   37
Day 1: 2   06-09     Day 2: 0   00-00
165. Steven Hatala          Harrison Township, MI    3  06-07   36
Day 1: 3   06-07     Day 2: 0   00-00
166. Tony Hogan             Mc David, FL             2  06-07   35
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 2   06-07
167. Duane Pittman          Baton Rouge, LA          1  06-06   34
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 1   06-06
168. Tadd Johnson           Lakeview, MN             2  06-05   33
Day 1: 1   02-08     Day 2: 1   03-13
169. Shane Melton           Kokomo, IN               3  06-00   32
Day 1: 1   02-05     Day 2: 2   03-11
170. Brian Mathis           Cedar Park, TX           3  05-14   31
Day 1: 3   05-14     Day 2: 0   00-00
171. Jesse Wolfe            Nelson, WI               2  05-11   30
Day 1: 2   05-11     Day 2: 0   00-00
172. Tommy Durham           Whitney, TX              3  05-09   29
Day 1: 1   01-14     Day 2: 2   03-11
173. Gary Riffle            Paris, TX                3  05-08   28
Day 1: 3   05-08     Day 2: 0   00-00
174. Hunter Denmark         Saraland, AL             2  05-05   27
Day 1: 2   05-05     Day 2: 0   00-00
175. RJ Chandler Jr.        Vinton, LA               3  05-04   26
Day 1: 1   01-12     Day 2: 2   03-08
176. Randy Cisler           Balch Springs, TX        2  05-01   25
Day 1: 1   01-09     Day 2: 1   03-08
177. Keith Houston          Lahoma, OK               2  04-14   24
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 2   04-14
178. Jacopo Gallelli        Firenze ITALY            2  04-13   23
Day 1: 2   04-13     Day 2: 0   00-00
178. Bill McNutt            Henry, IL                2  04-13   23
Day 1: 2   04-13     Day 2: 0   00-00
180. Austin Brimeyer        Dubuque, IA              2  04-09   21
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 2   04-09
181. Nick Trim              Galesville, WI           2  04-08   20
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 2   04-08
182. John Connell           Marion, IL               2  04-07   19
Day 1: 1   01-08     Day 2: 1   02-15
183. Chris Berry            Houston, TX              2  03-13   18
Day 1: 1   02-03     Day 2: 1   01-10
184. Lucas Bradley          Flippin, AR              2  03-12   17
Day 1: 1   01-12     Day 2: 1   02-00
185. Steven Caldwell        Whitesboro, TX           2  03-11   16
Day 1: 2   03-11     Day 2: 0   00-00
186. Wayne Hall             Cottonwood, AZ           2  03-07   15
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 2   03-07
187. Kevin Ruh              Onalaska, WI             1  03-06   14
Day 1: 1   03-06     Day 2: 0   00-00
188. Trey Swindle           Cleveland, AL            1  03-03   13
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 1   03-03
189. Ish Monroe             Oakdale, CA              1  02-12   12
Day 1: 1   02-12     Day 2: 0   00-00
189. Danny Weems            Como, TX                 1  02-12   12
Day 1: 1   02-12     Day 2: 0   00-00
191. Chandler Stewart       Spring Branch, TX        1  02-11   10
Day 1: 1   02-11     Day 2: 0   00-00
192. Bob Blackerby          Chelsea, AL              1  02-10    9
Day 1: 1   02-10     Day 2: 0   00-00
192. Tommy Murray           Bedford, TX              1  02-10    9
Day 1: 1   02-10     Day 2: 0   00-00
194. Matthew Graves         Little Rock, AR          1  02-08    7
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 1   02-08
195. Eddie Norris           Mannford, OK             1  02-06    6
Day 1: 1   02-06     Day 2: 0   00-00
196. Denny Fiedler          Minnetonka, MN           1  02-03    5
Day 1: 1   02-03     Day 2: 0   00-00
197. Homer Humphreys Jr.    Minden, LA               1  02-01    4
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 1   02-01
197. Trea Luedke            Montgomery, TX           1  02-01    4
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 1   02-01
197. Timmy Reneau           Richland Springs, TX     1  02-01    4
Day 1: 1   02-01     Day 2: 0   00-00
200. Nathan Harbison        Madera, CA               1  01-11    1
Day 1: 1   01-11     Day 2: 0   00-00
200. Andy Williamson        Lake Andes, SD           1  01-11    1
Day 1: 1   01-11     Day 2: 0   00-00
202. Charlie Hartley        Grove City, OH           1  01-09    0
Day 1: 1   01-09     Day 2: 0   00-00
203. Jason Allred           Bluffton, MN             0  00-00    0
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 0   00-00
203. Mike Brown             Vidor, TX                0  00-00    0
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 0   00-00
203. Rodney Bunge           Mechanicsville, IA       0  00-00    0
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 0   00-00
203. Parker Greer           The Woodlands, TX        0  00-00    0
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 0   00-00
203. Brandon Hunter         Benton, KY               0  00-00    0
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 0   00-00
203. Bo Keith III           Haughton, LA             0  00-00    0
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 0   00-00
203. Thomas McMillan        Choudrant, LA            0  00-00    0
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 0   00-00
203. Aaron Morgan           Marietta, OK             0  00-00    0
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 0   00-00
203. Chad Murray            Vidalia, LA              0  00-00    0
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 0   00-00
203. Jordan Nettles         Purvis, MS               0  00-00    0
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 0   00-00
203. Clint Royse            Athens, TX               0  00-00    0
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 0   00-00
203. Keith Surber           Longview, TX             0  00-00    0
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 0   00-00
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Totals
Day   #Limits    #Fish      Weight
1        56       584      1568-08
2        53       537      1387-08
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109      1121      2956-00

2019 Basspro.com Bassmaster Central Open Toledo Bend 2/20-2/22
Toledo Bend Reservoir, Many  LA.
(NON_BOATER) Standings Day 2

Angler                   Hometown              No./lbs-oz  Pts   Total $$$

1.  Andrew Thomasson       Dublin, VA               5  18-05  200
Day 1: 2   07-07     Day 2: 3   10-14
2.  Scott Bateman          Jasper, IN               6  17-01  199
Day 1: 3   11-00     Day 2: 3   06-01
3.  Joe Lee                Midlothian, TX           6  17-00  198
Day 1: 3   06-15     Day 2: 3   10-01
4.  Kerry Trent            Dodge City, KS           6  15-06  197
Day 1: 3   09-02     Day 2: 3   06-04
5.  Caz Anderson           Hayesville, NC           5  15-01  196
Day 1: 3   10-04     Day 2: 2   04-13
6.  Ryan Bowman            Seneca, SC               4  14-13  195
Day 1: 2   06-02     Day 2: 2   08-11
7.  Jamie Taylor           Bloomfield, IA           5  14-07  194
Day 1: 3   08-13     Day 2: 2   05-10
8.  Stephen Sennikoff Jr.  Garland, TX              4  14-01  193
Day 1: 3   11-12     Day 2: 1   02-05
9.  Matthew Russell        Waco, TX                 4  14-00  192
Day 1: 2   05-10     Day 2: 2   08-06
10. Daniel Bornholtz       Woodbury, MN             3  13-14  191
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 3   13-14
11. Clay Torson            Cedar Rapids, IA         6  13-11  190
Day 1: 3   07-06     Day 2: 3   06-05
12. Darrell Hille          Springfield, TN          5  13-10  189
Day 1: 2   07-10     Day 2: 3   06-00
13. Charles Dubroc Jr      Hessmer, LA              5  13-07  188   $1,427.00
Day 1: 3   08-03     Day 2: 2   05-04
14. Dave Newman            Longview, TX             4  13-03  187   $1,284.00
Day 1: 3   10-11     Day 2: 1   02-08
15. Don Rolland            Haughton, LA             6  12-14  186   $1,141.00
Day 1: 3   06-06     Day 2: 3   06-08
16. Dwight Minogue         Keithville, LA           3  12-11  185     $999.00
Day 1: 2   09-07     Day 2: 1   03-04
17. Robert Parkison        Marshall, TX             4  11-14  184     $999.00
Day 1: 3   08-12     Day 2: 1   03-02
18. John Barrera           Milam, TX                4  11-11  183     $999.00
Day 1: 3   09-03     Day 2: 1   02-08
19. Albert Hudson          Austin, TX               6  11-10  182     $999.00
Day 1: 3   06-10     Day 2: 3   05-00
20. James Hickman          Shreveport, LA           4  11-07  181     $999.00
Day 1: 1   01-08     Day 2: 3   09-15
21. Donny Davis            Livingston, LA           5  10-15  180     $856.00
Day 1: 2   05-01     Day 2: 3   05-14
22. Keith Glasby           Ovilla, TX               5  10-06  179     $856.00
Day 1: 2   04-00     Day 2: 3   06-06
23. Shane Soriano          Merced, CA               4  09-15  178     $856.00
Day 1: 1   03-05     Day 2: 3   06-10
24. Sakae Ushio            Tonawanda, NY            3  09-14  177     $856.00
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 3   09-14
25. Andre Chapman          Church Point, LA         3  09-13  176     $856.00
Day 1: 3   09-13     Day 2: 0   00-00
26. James Callaghan        De Berry, TX             3  09-09  175     $713.00
Day 1: 2   04-11     Day 2: 1   04-14
27. Colt Farris            Joshua , TX              3  09-07  174     $713.00
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 3   09-07
28. Bryan Lohr             Lumberton, TX            4  09-06  173     $713.00
Day 1: 3   07-12     Day 2: 1   01-10
29. Ryan Varner            Alhambra, IL             3  09-04  172     $713.00
Day 1: 2   04-15     Day 2: 1   04-05
30. Yuta Aoki              Columbus, OH             5  09-03  171     $713.00
Day 1: 2   03-09     Day 2: 3   05-10
31. John Goebel            Lumberton, TX            4  09-02  170     $713.00
Day 1: 3   07-06     Day 2: 1   01-12
32. Tyler Lange            Tyler, TX                3  09-01  169     $713.00
Day 1: 2   06-15     Day 2: 1   02-02
33. Troy Anderson          Galesville, WI           4  09-01  168     $713.00
Day 1: 3   06-14     Day 2: 1   02-03
34. Mitch Van Ert          Watertown, WI            3  09-00  167     $713.00
Day 1: 1   02-07     Day 2: 2   06-09
35. David Zabolio          Lafayette, LA            5  09-00  166     $713.00
Day 1: 3   05-13     Day 2: 2   03-03
36. Shigekazu Tateno       Dallas, TX               3  09-00  165     $713.00
Day 1: 1   03-14     Day 2: 2   05-02
37. Keith Honeycutt        Temple, TX               4  08-15  164     $713.00
Day 1: 2   05-07     Day 2: 2   03-08
38. Ben Abraham            Woodworth, LA            3  08-13  163     $713.00
Day 1: 3   08-13     Day 2: 0   00-00
39. John Brown             Deltona, FL              4  08-13  162     $713.00
Day 1: 3   06-13     Day 2: 1   02-00
40. Michael Nantz          Ben Wheeler, TX          4  08-10  161     $713.00
Day 1: 3   07-00     Day 2: 1   01-10
41. Shannon Price          Port Arthur, TX          3  08-10  160
Day 1: 1   03-09     Day 2: 2   05-01
42. Charles Melder         Monticello, AR           3  08-09  159
Day 1: 3   08-09     Day 2: 0   00-00
43. Jason Fontenot         Lake Charles, LA         4  08-07  158
Day 1: 1   01-11     Day 2: 3   06-12
44.  Chris Hooten          Granite Shoals, TX       3  08-04  157
Day 1: 3   08-04     Day 2: 0   00-00
44. Cody Shry              Pinehrst, TX             3  08-04  157
Day 1: 3   08-04     Day 2: 0   00-00
46. Brian Murphy           Sulphur, LA              4  08-04  155
Day 1: 1   03-01     Day 2: 3   05-03
47. Chris Lam              Sachse, TX               4  08-03  154
Day 1: 1   01-15     Day 2: 3   06-04
48. Chris Bailey           Eddy, TX                 4  08-03  153
Day 1: 3   06-03     Day 2: 1   02-00
49. Jim Gilbert II         Forney, TX               4  08-02  152
Day 1: 1   01-11     Day 2: 3   06-07
50. Jeffrey Bauer          Merrillan, WI            3  08-01  151
Day 1: 2   04-11     Day 2: 1   03-06
51. Larry Beauboeuf        Bossier City, LA         3  08-00  150
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 3   08-00
52. Don White              Columbus, MS             4  07-15  149
Day 1: 3   06-01     Day 2: 1   01-14
53. Adam Boyd              Humble, TX               4  07-13  148
Day 1: 2   04-02     Day 2: 2   03-11
54. Denny Swartz           Broussard, LA            3  07-12  147
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 3   07-12
55. Robert Baxter          Bullard, TX              3  07-12  146
Day 1: 1   03-02     Day 2: 2   04-10
56. Steve Duncan           Amarillo, TX             3  07-09  145
Day 1: 2   04-10     Day 2: 1   02-15
57. Christopher Glasgow    Guin, AL                 3  07-07  144
Day 1: 3   07-07     Day 2: 0   00-00
58. Josh Crededio          Chicago, IL              3  07-06  143
Day 1: 2   05-06     Day 2: 1   02-00
59. Bernard Crump          Jackson, MS              3  07-05  142
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 3   07-05
60. Todd Lee               Jasper, AL               3  07-03  141
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 3   07-03
61. Larry Vick             Alba, TX                 4  07-03  140
Day 1: 3   04-15     Day 2: 1   02-04
62. Jay Pzekurat           Stevens Point, WI        3  07-01  139
Day 1: 1   01-14     Day 2: 2   05-03
63. Brandon Clayton        Haslet , TX              4  06-15  138
Day 1: 3   05-02     Day 2: 1   01-13
64. Josh Chandler          Grove, OK                2  06-12  137
Day 1: 1   02-05     Day 2: 1   04-07
65. Stephen Parnell        Brandon, MS              3  06-07  136
Day 1: 1   02-04     Day 2: 2   04-03
66. Justin Hallmark        Bertram, TX              2  06-06  135
Day 1: 1   01-07     Day 2: 1   04-15
67. Paul Scharf Sr         Tampa, FL                3  06-06  134
Day 1: 1   02-03     Day 2: 2   04-03
68. Jeff Marks             Hamburg, AR              2  06-02  133
Day 1: 1   03-04     Day 2: 1   02-14
69. Jack Evans             Bucklin, KS              3  06-01  132
Day 1: 1   01-10     Day 2: 2   04-07
70. Ross Kellermeier       Edina, MN                3  05-14  131
Day 1: 3   05-14     Day 2: 0   00-00
70. Ronnie Ray             Mckinney, TX             3  05-14  131
Day 1: 0   00-00     Day 2: 3   05-14
72. Mike Tribble

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