Heat, humidity and wind greeted members of the Pushmataha
County Sportsman Club as daylight broke over Sardis Lake on Saturday, June 22. Members
were competing in a bass tournament. The
bite was slow and most anglers were able to catch only three or less keeper
bass. Six anglers were unable to catch a
single keeper and only two anglers were able to catch a limit of six bass.
Ellis Silvey won the tournament with a six fish limit
that weighed 17.96 pounds. Jon Tucker
finished in second place with a stringer weight of 17.39 pounds. Judd Thomas
came in third place with a stringer weight of 13.20 pounds. Judd also caught a bass that weighed 5.95
pounds to win the big bass of the tournament.
The club’s next event will be the annual noon to noon
bass tournament. It will be held on July
13-14, at McGee Creek Lake. Fishing will
begin at noon on Saturday and end at noon on Sunday. A weigh-in will be held Saturday night. After weigh-in, members may return to the
lake and continue fishing, if they did not weigh a limit of bass, or they may
go home and return at their leisure to complete the tournament. The time for the Saturday weigh-in will be
voted on at the club’s monthly meeting on July 11. Meetings are held at the Wildlife Heritage
Center and begin at 7:30 pm.
TOP TEN STANDINGS: 6-22-19
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