Cold, Raining and Windy




Fifty-three teams launched in the cold, rainy and windy weather at the Outlaws Outdoors New Year's Eve tournament.

When the wind died down and the scales closed, the Cleveland area team of Richie Thornton and Ryan Clendennen brought in a stringer weighing 26.19 pounds to take home over $2,000 in cash and prizes including two Daiwa Tatula reels.

The second place team of Chuck Naomi and Andre Adams weathered the storm and turned the $165 entry fee into $1,300 with their 5 bass weighing 21.37.

Bobby Vice and Ricky Guy are no strangers to winning when the lipless crankbait bite is on, and they proved it with a solid third place finish. Their stringer weighing 21.22 pounds was good for $1,100.

Finishing out the top 4 teams was Mark Lanham and DJ Cherry with a 20.78 pound stringer good for $750.

Thornton and Clendennen were asked how they caught their winning fish. To no one's surprise, their reply was simple - Rat-L-Traps. Red and red/gold was the secret to their success in mid range depth grass.

 




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Fishing Report from TPWD (Sep. 24)

SLOW. Water stained; 80 degrees; 7.35 feet below pool. The lake is slowly falling, creating lots of humps and shallow areas, so boaters should use caution. Water temperature is around 90 degrees, and bass are being caught shallow on points and pockets with topwater frogs and senkos, while crankbaits are working on points and drains and jigs or Carolina rigs are producing off ledges and structure. Crappie are starting to stack up on brush and timber, white bass are schooling off points, and catfish have moved into deeper water and creek channels with cut bait working well. Report by Captain Lynn Atkinson, Reel Um N Guide Service.

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