Media Bass Teams Championship Results From October 2-3

Justin Davis and Cole Stewart won the 1^st place from the tournament held last October 2-3, 2021. They gathered a total weight of 35.67 pounds lunker.

Here are the top 10 winners from the tournament.

Place	Division	Angler 1	Angler 2	Total Bass Count	Total Pounds
1	TXDE	Justin Davis	Cole Stewart	10	35.67
2	TXC	Hal Gay	Chris Moore	10	34.47
3	TXCOW	Brandon Ferrell	Troy Kuhn	10	30.61
4	LAS	Mike Bueche	Frank Bueche	10	30.17
5	TXDE	Clarence Sanderson	Bobby Addison	10	29.41
6	TXNE	Russ Carter	Mike Cannon	8	29.24
7	TXFRK	Jeff Bonner	Steve Coggin	10	28.94
8	LAS	Aaron Delaune	Mack Delaune	10	28.86
9	TXHRT	Jordan Grimm	Hayden Grimm	10	28.28
10	TXE	Billy Ferguson	Lindell Booth	10	28.14

Author: Simon T

Simon Trask is passionate about life on the water. As a camper, hunter and angler and explorer, he enjoys traveling to the lakes, rivers and woods of North Texas, East Texas, Oklahoma and beyond. https://www.linkedin.com/in/simontrask

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