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Liteliners Bass Club - 2008 Top Six
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Click on "Tournament Results" to the left in the menu column for the rest of the teams and their positions.
Plans are already underway for next years tournament with all the prizes and boats to be given away.
Plans are already underway for next years tournament with all the prizes and boats to be given away.
Many, LA - Louisiana Top Six Tournament for 2008 is now in the history books. The top team award goes to Liteliners Bass Club who brougtht to the scales a total of 75.06 pounds. In 2d place was Red Neck Bass Club with 70.74lbs and 3rd was Cenla Hawg Hunters with a total of 69.84lbs. Tournament big bass was caught by Forest Hill Bass Club with an 11.52lb bass brought to the scales.
BassCat Draw Boat Winners
Many, LA - Provencal Bass Club win's the draw boat, This club was in the mix just like all the other 29 teams, but today their luck was ridding shotgun. This club will be receiving this boat from EK's Marine on May 2nd and that is also when the draw boat on the raffle will take place. If you would like a chance to win a BassCat boat like this all you have to do is click the link and contact Bayou Bassmasters of Alexandria.
Troop "E" - I Wish Foundation
If you said this 11.44 lb sow then you would be correct, Forest Hill Bass Club Member, James "Rodney" Dunn won the Big Bass of the event and his club is glad to see it. This fish helped place their club in 2nd place on day one. Rodney said he was fishing in the mid lake area, using a green pumpkin brush hog in 6 to 8 foot of water.
The fish was taken to Toledo Town Tackle where it was measured and weighed on certified scales and to be released after a few details get done. Rodney will receive a fiberglass replica of his catch at a later time. Congradulations Rodney!
What's 25.5/8" long & has a 19.3/4" Girth?