Members of the Pushmataha County
Sportsman Club concluded the 2024 bass tournament schedule with their Annual
Top Ten Bass Tournament on Saturday, September 14. The tournament was held on Pine Creek Lake. The
lake was about six inches above normal level and the weather was very nice with
moderate temps and a light breeze. This tournament allows the top ten anglers
in the club to compete against each other in the final tournament of the
year. Those qualifying for this year’s
tournament were, from number one to number ten, Billy Hensley, Ellis Silvey, Eric
Baskin, Judd Thomas, Randy Janoe, Tony Derby, Forrest Cave, Aubrey Davidson,
Billy Latham and Terry Thurman. The club
allows up to five wildcard contestants.
These positions are for members that have not missed more than two
regular season tournaments. Five members
qualified for a wildcard position and four of those entered the tournament. They were Chuck Beck, Johnny Ivey, Jim
Armstrong and Joe Janoe.
For the second year in a row, Billy
Latham won the tournament with a stringer weight of 13.41 pounds. Billy also caught the biggest bass of the tournament.
It weighed 4.06 pounds. Randy Janoe
finished in second place with a stringer weight of 12.11 pounds. Third place went to Judd Thomas. His stringer weighed 11.92 pounds. Ellis Silvey was fourth with a stringer
weight of 11.83 pounds. The fifth and final place was won by Chuck Beck with a
stringer weight of 11.53 pounds. Each
received a check for a share of the entry fees and the top ten prize pot.
Now that the bass tournament season
has ended, members will turn their attention to the fall deer hunting
seasons. Members wishing to enter the
club’s deer season contest must do so before a season begins. Entry fees are $10.00 per season and can be
paid at Silvey’s Tax.
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