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Top 10 results from Freeze Your bASS blast.
I know that everyone is waiting for the results from the tournament, I have the top 10 now and we will be posting the pictures and complete results on www.evergreenbassclub.com in a few days. Sorry for the wait but we are all worn out after the great time we had Saturday, and we are all volunteers!
Thanks again to our sponsors for all they did for the event, a complete list of them will be up on the website as well.
Forgive me if there are any mispelled names.
1st place, John McHenry/Charlie Cox, 11.82 lbs.
2nd place, Shawn McDaniel/Ron Ryan, 10.55 lbs.
3rd place, Chris Rider/Jordan Ducet, 10.35 lbs.
4th place, Tom Librande/ Gabe Lowe, 10.34 lbs
5th place, Eric Delay/Josh Potter, 9.94 lbs.
6th place, Ron Hobbs/Mike Wolsky, 9.37 lbs.
7th place, Mike Robinson/Tony LeFranco, 9.02 lbs.
8th place, Tim Tadlock, 9.01 lbs.
9th place, Paul McKenney/Audie Palmantier, 8.26 lbs.
10th place, Willie Parsons/Johnny Walker, 8.25 lbs.
Big Fish, Walter Bell/Mary Kelly, 4.47 lbs.
We are looking forward to next year and exploring some new ideas so stay tuned and thanks again for all the support.
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Permalink Reply by C-RIDE on
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Man that was a fun one. The weather really pulled through and made some great conditions. Pretty close between all the weights. Great job John and Charlie! Almost a 4lb average.... In February? Crazy!
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Permalink Reply by P.J. Koshi on
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Thanks to Evergreen Bass Club! I really enjoyed participating in this event. It was only my second tournament experience and I had a lot of fun fishing with Bess and the weather was amazing! Sadly we did not get the big bites but we did catch a number of fish and weighed a decent limit. We did all of our damage early on and then it was a grind the rest of the day. Congrats to those who finished up top 11lbs for 3 fish in Feb is just insane :) I look forward to possibly fishing it again next year and I agree with DeLay that a week off limits could be beneficial.
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Permalink Reply by Russ Baker on
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I will also say that this event was a well run venue for an early season tournament. It was great to finally meet some of the guys from WAFISH and see some old friends. The weather was perfect fishing wasnt great but atleast we caught the limit 6.65lbs and wish we could have figured it out but thats fishing.
The Phoenix we rode in drove like a champ and Maderos and I had several good laughs. -
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Permalink Reply by Jordan Doucet on
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It was great to see everyone out there again. Willie and the Evergreen Bass Club did a great job again putting this tournament on and I look forward to it again next year.
Chris and I started the day on fire as many other teams did as well. The morning bite was killer for us, putting 4 fish in the boat in the first 30 minutes. From there, the bite slowed down substantially. We hooked a fish around 11:30 and another around 1:00, but they came unbuttoned, the bite wasn't quite right and it didn't feel like the fish were committing all the way on those two. It wasn't until 1:45 that we pulled up on a new spot and caught two more fish in a matter of ten minutes or so. One was a chunk 3+lber that helped us upgrade about a half pound. Ended up with 10.35lbs with a big fish of 4.39lbs. Most of our fish came in the 35-40 foot range and we caught them on assorted plastics with 1/2oz to 1oz football heads. Thought the dropshot bite might turn on with the blue bird skies and calm water, but not for us.
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Permalink Reply by Eric DeLay on
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Did anyone else notice that most of the twelve anglers in the top six teams are WaFish members?
I think that is pretty cool.
I also am suspicious that Walter Bell's partner was not named Mary. -
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Permalink Reply by Josh Potter on
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That was one ugly Mary.
Eric DeLay said:Did anyone else notice that most of the twelve anglers in the top six teams are WaFish members?
I think that is pretty cool.
I also am suspicious that Walter Bell's partner was not named Mary. -
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Permalink Reply by David Watkins on
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Did anyone weigh (or cull) a largie? That was a great turnout for a Feb tournament, great job Evergreen Bass Club! Potter, I didn't recognize you with the shaved head man!wi
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As far as I know there were no LM weighed or caught. My head has been cleanly shorn for years but I always wear a hat.
David Watkins said:Did anyone weigh (or cull) a largie? That was a great turnout for a Feb tournament, great job Evergreen Bass Club! Potter, I didn't recognize you with the shaved head man!wi -
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Potter and I were disappointed that we didn't beat Bess and PJ worse than we did. We figured we would beat them by 6lbs pretty easily.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Bess on
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With 17 days of pre fishing Eric you should have beat us worse. If it wasn't for Potter you would've been crushed.
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That is cool Eric, I know for sure that Tom and Gabe are sneakers on the site too, how else would they have known about the wafish tournament?
It was cool to see the colors flying out there on a few guys too.
Eric DeLay said:Did anyone else notice that most of the twelve anglers in the top six teams are WaFish members?
I think that is pretty cool.
I also am suspicious that Walter Bell's partner was not named Mary. -
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Missy,
You are walking on thin ice with me. I seriously doubt you would wnat me to post the private mesaages you have sent me. I think most would consider them solicitations rather than messages.
Misanthrope said:Look who's talking
Josh Potter said:That was one ugly Mary.
Eric DeLay said:Did anyone else notice that most of the twelve anglers in the top six teams are WaFish members?
I think that is pretty cool.
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