Thirty-one
anglers competed against each other in the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club’s Annual
Noon to Noon Bass Tournament held on McGee Creek Lake. The twenty-four hour marathon began at noon
on Saturday, August 1, and ended twenty-four hours later at noon on Sunday, August
2. A weigh-in was held at 9:00 p.m. on
Saturday night. After weigh-in, members
could return to the lake and continue fishing or go home and then return at
their leisure to complete the tournament.
The stringer weights from both days were added together to determine the
contestants final weight for the tournament.
Anglers enjoyed
mild temperatures, for this time of the year, and a steady breeze on both days. Catching quality bass proved to be difficult
for most of the contestants although a few were able to catch a bass over the
16-22 inch slot limit. Only six anglers
caught their six fish limit on Saturday.
Twelve were able to do so on
Sunday. Four anglers, Judd Thomas, Kaleb
Hensley, Ellis Silvey and Billy Latham were able to catch a limit on both
days. Brittney Dalrymple caught a bass
weighing 6.32 pounds to win the big bass jackpot for Saturday. Josh Johnson caught a bass that weighed 6.13
pounds on Sunday to win the jackpot. The
only other bass over the slot limit was caught by Kenny Briggs. It weighed 5.32
pounds.
Ellis Silvey
won the tournament with a stringer weight of 15.65 pounds. Judd Thomas finished in second place with a
stringer weight of 12.67 pounds. Brittney
Dalrymple took third place with a stringer weight of 10.17 pounds.
The club’s
next bass tournament will be held on Saturday, August 15, at Pine Creek Lake. Launch site for the tournament will be the Lost
Rapids boat ramp. Fishing times will be
voted on at the club’s monthly meeting.
The next meeting will be on Thursday, August 13. Meetings are held at the Wildlife Heritage
Center and begin at 7:30 pm.
Top Ten Standings: 8-2-2020
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