Outlaw Outdoors Father's Day Tournament Results

The team of Derek Mundy and River Mundy took home $2,250 for finishing first and another $500 for Big Bass, 9.97 lbs.

The top ten finishes were:

1. Derek Mundy-River Mundy, 3 fish, 23.28 lbs.

2. Shawn Mercer-Layne Mercer, 3 fish, 14.18 lbs.

3. Bubba Frazier-Tommy Hill, 3 fish, 13.72 lbs.

4. James JT Lee-James Lee, 3 fish, 13.52 lbs.

5. Cody Reber-Harld Reber, 3 fish, 13.16 lbs.

6. Chris Boothe-David Hampton, 3 fish, 11.88 lbs.

7. Ken Smith-Steve Evans, 3 fish, 11.83 lbs.

8. Jason Lawson-Jay Lawson3 fish, 11.73 lbs.

9. Brandon Simoneaux-James Moore, 3 fish, 11.20 lbs.

10. James Williams-Chris Williams, 3 fish, 11.16 lbs.

A complete list of the 94 teams entered and their catch weight can be found at fishoutlawoutdoors.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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