The fifth stop for the South Region was Choke Canyon, where 23 Anglers squared off under partly cloudy skies and 20+ knot “norther” winds that thankfully brought the mercury down to a “cool” 90 degrees. Michael Hargraves was the best of the field, throwing spinnerbaits and worms in 8-10 feet to produce the winning bag of 23.78#, anchored with a solid 6.88# kicker.
After a couple of month hiatus, Doc Pruski announced his return to the trail with a 19.79# for second place. Working from inside out to rocks and trees in 17’ he had a near winning big bass of 7.69# to top off a solid effort.
A close third, Ryan Watkins targeted isolated grass with a 6th Sense Divine jig in the morning, and after the “norther” blew through went out to ledges and brush piles in 15-17’ with a Gene Larew Jarhead to put together a 18.01# sack.
Larry Wilborn was just off the podium with a solid limit, but did get a check for his 7.91# big bass winner.
See full results and Year to Date standings on the Tournaments page.
The last tournament of the season before the championship will be at Choke Canyon next month on the 12th. Look forward to seeing everyone there.
Rodriguez & Watkins Win South Event on Amistad
After a month break, this weekend found the South Region on Amistad Reservoir for a doubleheader. Saturday was sunny and “breezy” with southwesterlies building throughout the day to a steady 20.
Daniel Rodriguez sorted through big numbers of short fish to put together a winning weight of #11.13.
Robert Brieden was a close 2nd with #11.05 and his #6.37 kicker was Saturday’s Big Bass, all flipping a pumpkin craw in standing timber.
Cory Leita brought home 3rd with #10.70.
Sunday the wind dropped a bit while the temperature climbed with the high in the upper 90s
Ryan Watkins threw a 8” swimbait all day to bring in the winning bag of #11.26. Bruce White was a pound back with #10.26 for 2nd place, and Craig Crim was a close 3rd with #10.23. Ted Sprencel brought in Sunday’s Big Bass of #4.16.
View full results for both days and Year to Date standings on the Tournaments page.
22 May will be our next event at Choke Canyon.
Thanks gents for your help.
Ron Stevenson
South Region Director
(210) 722-4453
NE Texas Anglers, Chad Petrie & Kirk Fulton Win the 2022 State Championship
Day 1 Individual Results
Day 1 Big Bass Results
Day 1 Club Team Results
Day 2 Individual Results
Day 2 Big Bass Results
Accumulated Individual Results
Accumulated Club Team Results
Day 2: Northeast Texas Anglers come from third pace to win the Team Division of the 2022 State Championship and bragging rights for a year! Congratulations to Charles Armstrong, Terry Anderson, Josh Risinger, Josh Plott, Chance Kennison and Jeff Maroney!! Outstanding effort. Even small fish count.
Century Bass club holds on for second place team and Denton County Bass Club comes in third.
Boater Division: Chad Petrie with Century Bass Club hangs tough to seal the deal and takes first place in the Boater Division with a 2 day total of 27.34 lbs. Gary Martin with HOT Bass Assassins takes second place with a 2 day total of 22.27 lbs. Robert Thierry with Seven Coves Bass Club 2 wins third place with a total of 22.04 lbs.
Co-Angler Division: Kirk Fulton with Cen-Tex Basshunters holds the lead to win the Co-angler division by 0.29 lbs with a total weight of 16.57 lbs. Second place went to Jon Gipson with Houston Bass Bandits 2 with a total weight of 16.28 lbs. Third place co-angler spot went to Clayton Smith with The Bass Club. He had a two day total weight of 14.62 lbs.
Big Bass in the Boater Division: First Place Big Bass: 8.74 Jeffery Cox – Seven Covers Bass Club
Second Place Big Bass: 7.77 Denis Hastings – Denton County Bass Club
Big Bass in the Co-Angler Division: First Place Big Bass: 6.88 Mike Aaron – Denton County Bass Club 2
Second Place Big Bass: 5.58 Andrew Rutherford – Seven Covers Bass Club 2
Day 1 of the 2022 State Championship on Lake Belton started calm and cool at 44 degrees. As the day progressed the wind blew a steady 15-20 mph but there was plenty of sun.
Century Bass Club leads the Team standings with a total of 21 fish that weighed 47.25 lbs. In second is Denton County Bass club with 44.52 lbs and Northeast Texas Anglers are in third with 43.85 lbs.
In the Boater category, Chad Petrie with Century Bass Club is consistent as always with a limit of fish that weighed 14.33 lbs. The second place boater is Charles Dodd with Onalaska Bass Club with 5 fish that went 12.42 lbs. In third place is Jon Harshbarger with Century Bass Club with five that went 12.31 lbs.
Big bass on the Boater side belongs Denis Hastings with Denton County Bass Club with a 7.77 lb fish.
On the Co-Angler side, Kirk Fulton with Cen-Tex Basshunters brought in a limit of 3 fish that weighed 11.73 lbs. Kirk is the State Treasurer and is helping his club out tremendously! Second place co-angler was Bruce Carter with Denton County Bass Club with 3 that weighed 11.20 lbs. Third place co-angler was Mike Aaron with Denton County Bass Club 2 with 3 fish that weighed 9.86 lbs.
Big bass on the co-angler side belongs to Mike Aaron with Denton County Bass Club 2 with a 6.88 lb kicker.
Tomorrow promises more good weather with the possibility of larger bags.
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