Glass and Manuel Top 256 Teams in Skeeter Bass Champs Tournament

George Glass and Trent Manuel finish on top of 256 teams, March 7, at the Skeeter Bass Champs Tournament. Top Ten Teams are:

1. Glass - Manuel, 5 fish, 24.53 lbs.

2. Moorehead - Shofner Jr., 5 fish, 23.42 lbs.

3. Huckabee - Toby Johnson, 5 fish, 21.50 lbs.

4. Stroup - Welsey Johnson, 5 fish, 21.34 lbs.

5. Davis - Alan Moore, 5 fish, 20.94 lbs.

6. Brigman - Harold Moore, 5 fish, 8.42 lbs big fish, total 20.44 lbs.

7. Jacob Johnson - Cormier, 5 fish, 19.84 lbs.

8. Geesey - Nickel, 5 fish, 19.75 lbs.

9. Bridges - Walker Jr., 5 fish, 19.53 lbs.

10. Dupuy - Rodrigues, 5 fish, 19.40 lbs.

Final Stats ... 614 fish weighed in, total weight of 1.852.10 lbs, and an average weight of 3.02 lbs.. there were 120 limits and 132 zeroes. Total results can be found at basschamps.com.

Author: Tom Behrens

Tom Behrens has over 50 years experience in fishing and hunting across the United States. Much of this time was spent in Oklahoma and Texas where he became very familiar with the outdoor opportunities in these states. You may contact him by email at: [email protected]

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