Congratulation To River Johnson & Dalton Morton




Congratulations to River Johnson and Dalton Morton on their victory at the DETX Q3 this past Saturday. The Veteran team weighed in 19.01 lbs including a nice 5.38 lb large mouth. Second place went to Conner Canada and Kendale Pagen with 15.90 lbs and Cody Mundy and Braden Askew took third with 15.53 including the days big fish at 5.41 lbs. 

Top 10 finishes:
1 Huntington, River Johnson Dalton Morton, Big Bass 5.38, 19.01 lbs. 

2 Splendora High School, Connor Canada Kendale Pagan, 15.90 lbs

3 Broaddus HS Fishing, Cody Mundy Brayden Askew, Big Bass 5.41, 15.52 lbs.

4 Diboll HS Lumberjacks, Trent Webb Marcus Wilson, 14.28 lbs.

5 Central Heights, Jake Bostian Cody Monlezun, 13.71 lbs.

6 Youth Fishing League, Landon Goolsby Korbin Adams, 13.66 lbs. 

7 Bellville Branglers, Brayden Tramel Wyatt Schiel, 13.22 lbs. 

8 Tarkington Fishing Team, Lance Hawthorne Keaton Lambert, 13.08  lbs.

9 Shelby County, Justin Raymond Tucker Scarber, 11.95 lbs. 

10 Huntington High School, Adyson Stringer Hunter Matchett, 11.68 lbs. 

Sixty- six teams were entered with 58 teams catching fish.
Big Bass was 5.41 lbs. boated by the team of Cody Mundy and Brayden Askew of Broaddus HS Fishing. Complete results can be found at www.deepeasthighschoolfishing.com
Photos courtesy DETX




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Fishing Report from TPWD (Mar. 19)

SLOW. Water stained; 62 degrees; 0.76 feet above pool. Water continues to slowly drop. Bass are on beds in some pockets. Bass can be caught flipping into brush and trees with rattle traps. Crappie are moving shallow to set up on beds. Catfish are in 6-15 feet of water in creek bends and on structures. A few white bass are roaming the points and brush. Report by Captain Lynn Atkinson, Reel Um N Guide Service.

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