5th Annual Valero Reel United Bass Tournament Results From June 11

Sammy Christian and Allen Pollay placed 1^st in the 5th Annual Valero Reel United Bass Tournament held at Lake Sam Rayburn on June 11, 2022 with a total of 15.50 pounds, and a 6.59 pound lunker.

Here are the top 10 winners from the tournament.

PLACE	ANGLERS	BAG WEIGHT	BIG BASS WEIGHT
1^st	Sammy Christian & Allen Pollay	15.50	6.59
2^nd	Curtis King & Jay LeBlanc	15.00
3^rd	Lance Duff & Colton Murante	14.27
4^th	Bucky Crowson & Tyler Jones	14.14
5^th	Josh Bowie & Brandon Simoneaux	13.62
6^th	Anthony Waguspack	13.34	6.20
7^th	Taylor James & Blake Rambin	12.95
8^th	Craig Rion & Vinnie Landreneau	12.38
9^th	Payton Young & Austin Chisholm	12.38
10th	Brandy Brister & Benny Springs	12.37

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