Victory 7/28/20 Tournament Results

We had nineteen boats on July 28, 2020 at Ray Hubbard for the Tuesday evening tournament with COVID restrictions and social distancing.

July 28 Winners:
1st place: Cody Brunette/Keith Taylor with 12.50lbs. $470 (Total win:$470+$100BB+$500 Prestige Ford Bonus=$1070!)
2nd place: Calan Cameron/Carson Kirkhuff with 10.43lbs. $210
3rd place: Doug Rener/Andy Medina with 10.24lbs. $160
4th place: Todd Goodrich/Spencer Sherrard with 10.06lbs. $120
5th place: Brannon Long with 7.47lbs. Owner Hook Package
Big Bass: Cody Brunette/Keith Taylor with 5.35lbs. $100

QUICK STATS:
19 Teams fished
38 Fish weighed
38 Fish released
Average fish weight 2.15 lbs
Average team fish weight 4.00 lbs.
Big Fish weight 6.35 lbs. caught by Brunette-Taylor team

Next Tournament Aug. 11 6:00 pm – 9.30 pm

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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Fishing Report from TPWD (Sep. 10)

GOOD. Water stained; 83-85 degrees; 0.71 feet below pool.White bass have been good in the mornings with surface activity on the common flats. Throw small swimbaits, tail spinners or rattle traps. Later in the morning white bass are shallow in 12-16 feet on long points, coves and ledges. Best technique is to troll in 14-15 feet of water. Crappie are slow and relating to brush piles in 12-15 feet of water. Crappie are at bridge columns. Beat the heat and night fish with submerged green lights and minnows. Catfish are slow in wooded timber in 12-15 feet on prepared punch bait. Chumming will help bring the schools into your areas. Report by John Varner, John Varner's Guide Service.

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