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Congratulations Brent Daybell!
He hammered the fish today! He used my favorite Crankbait! The Luhr Jensen Speed Trap! Great Job Brother!
Details will be posted later
1st Place: Brent Daybell
2nd: Steve Amata
3rd: Wade Headrick
4th: bassrods [Cliff Sackett]
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Sorry but I took 5 th not 4 will post later. After all I taking 5th isn't bad unless there is only 6 boats.
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What? No 50 5 lbr's today?
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I assume this was a measure tournament?? What was the winning Weight (length) 5 fish? come on details cliff.
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6 boats ...
Winning total length for 5 fish = 89 inches. That's an average of 17.8 inches per fish! Way to go Brent!
Steve Amata took big fish honors with a 21" hawg.
Brent's Biggest fish was 19.5"
Gosh ... I wish I was there for this one!
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Nope I only measured around 73 + inches with the largest 15 1/2 inches. Lost a couple of hawgs right at the boat, that coulda, shoulda, woulda made a difference.
Forgot I had on the rubber hooks. But I did catch a 9 inch perch...the first of the year for me at Jordanelle.
Nah...just couldn't get them in the net...but that's fishing.
It was a fun tournament...but needed a lot more entrants. Air Vision put on a BBQ for the contestants...an excellant job I might add. Food was great, drinks were cold and everybody had fun.
Lot's of fish were caught....and some real nice ones too.
All 6 on the pro side had 5 fish limits...and only 1 amateur missed his 5 fish limit by 1.
The water temperature had risen 5 degrees from Monday to Wednesday. That's a whopping increase...air temps were hot too.
Oh...one thing I did forget to mention about the fish shocking the other day. The DWR did shock up a nice sized crappie. There's a surprise.
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Crappie ??? what are these bucket bio's trying to do to, ruin the best thing we have. whats next. I won't say, don't want to give any ideas. later chuck
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Now Chuck, Jordanelle doesnt even have Walleye in it. Why would you worry about it?
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What size and color of speed trap to you prefer??
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O4T, DWR hasn't netted a walleye since 1997. Plus, Pigstickr has caught the biggest smallie ever caught at Lake X.
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just like out4truot said (there is walleye in there) they have been there sence the begaining, and I really don't care. I don't fish lake x for walleye it's a great smallie fisherey and I hope it stays that way.
just can't beleve what some people will do to try and ruin what we have. I do target walleyes most of the time but I do fish for other fish. later chuck
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[cool]Tome, Paul may disagree with you on the 'eye findings lately as supposedly he has e-mails from one of the biologists-yada yada yada), but who cares about that, I guess. I wasn't doubting your friend pigstikr's bass fishing techniques at all. I'm sure he's one fine bass chaser like you, and he probably has a 40,000 bass boat too, and that's fine with me. Good fishin to ya!
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[cool]That's cool. Good luck at your next tournament.
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symbol, or TIC in your post) so perhaps you may not know, or be aware of the fact that there REALLY ARE walleye in Lake X. There are a couple of people on this board that have caught one, and the DWR has gotten them in their net before (not this year yet, however). We've also had a few threads on the subject of 'eyes in Lake X a few months ago. 
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