Bass Champs Tournament Results From March 5




Easton Heigley and Blake Schroeder placed 1st in the Bass Champs Tournament held March 5, 2022. They landed a total weight of 25.94 from 5 fish.

Below are the top ten winners from the tournament.

PLACE

ANGLER #1

ANGLER #2

FISH

BIG BASS

WEIGHT

1

EASTON HEIGLEY

BLAKE SCHROEDER

5

 

25.94

2

GREG GREEN

RICHARD WAGNON

5

 

23.59

3

JOHNNY WINFREE

SCOTTY REYNOLDS

5

 

22.92

4

TERRY HARDY JR

TRAVIS PATTILLO

5

10.08

22.79

5

WESLEY BAXLEY

AUSTIN WOODDELL

5

 

22.12

6

HAROLD ALLEN

MATT LOETSCHER

5

 

21.91

7

TOMMY HILL JR

BUBBA FRAZIER

5

 

21.75

8

DEAN WOOD

PHIL ADDISON

5

 

21.63

9

RUSTY CLARK

CORY RAMBO

5

 

21.01

10

JEDIDAH HOLT

CODY MILLER

5

8.75

20.67




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SLOW. Water stained; 87 degrees; 6.84 feet below pool. The water is low with large stumps exposed and fish moving back to deeper water. Conditions are changing quickly with bass moving to points, humps, and offshore structure due to water releases. Caroline rigs and big baits are working for the deep bite. There’s some topwater action in the shallows early in places, but fishing is mainly focused on deep structure. With all the water being released, the bite has been challenging. Bluegill are abundant on brush piles. Crappie are fair. Catfish are good in creek channels and off points. Lots of freshwater is still coming in from recent rains, but heavy water releases are making fishing difficult. Report by Captain Lynn Atkinson, Reel Um N Guide Service.

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