This weekend:
Cabela's Collegiate Big Bass Bash
at Paris Landing
Schedule of Events: http://www.collegiatebasschampionship.com/uploads/CBFC%202017/2017%20Angler%20Packets/2017_BBB_Angler%20Packet_FINAL.pdf
Showing posts with label Fishing Tournament. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fishing Tournament. Show all posts
Mar 7, 2017
Cabela's Collegiate Big Bass Bash
This weekend:
Cabela's Collegiate Big Bass Bash
at Paris Landing
Schedule of Events: http://www.collegiatebasschampionship.com/uploads/CBFC%202017/2017%20Angler%20Packets/2017_BBB_Angler%20Packet_FINAL.pdf
Dec 2, 2016
Winners Toyota Bonus Bucks Bassmaster Team Championship
Colorado anglers, Ty Faber and John Gardner are the winners of the Toyota Bonus Bucks Bassmaster Team Championship on Thursday at Paris Landing State Park.
Get all the details at: http://www.bassmaster.com/news/faber-gardner-take-championship
Mar 11, 2016
Kayak Bass Fishing National Championship
 Henry County is the site for the 2016 Kayak Bass
Fishing National Championship March 18th thru 21st. As many as 400 kayak bass anglers from across the US are expected to compete in this tournament. As a part of this event, KBF is holding an Expo for outdoor related businesses to promote their products on March 17th, 18th and 19th. The Expo will be held at the Henry County Fairgrounds from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. each day. There will be a free country music concert on Friday from 4:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. featuring Nashville Recording Artists Kristin Kelly and Jimmy Stanley. Bring, buy or borrow a kayak, sign up, and compete for thousands of dollars in cash and prizes in two other events:
For more information please visit their website at: http://kayakbassfishing.com/
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Feb 24, 2016
Jul 27, 2015
Costa Bassmaster High School National Championship Winners
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| Alex Heintze and Justin Watts |
MCKENZIE, Tenn. — From start to finish Alex Heintze and Justin Watts held the lead at the Costa Bassmaster High School National Championship presented by TNT Fireworks.
Today, the Livingston Parish Bassmasters added a third consecutive 20-plus-pound catch and made the win official. After three days on Kentucky Lake the teenagers caught 66 pounds to win high school bass fishing’s most elite tournament. Their winning total included daily 5-bass limits weighing 20-10, 23-14 and 22-2.
To read more click here.
Jun 22, 2015
Curtis Richardson wins Walmart BFL on KY Lake on Saturday
Day 1 Take Off
Curtis Richardson of Belleville, Ontario, Canada, brought a 19-pound, 9-ounce five-bass limit to the scale Saturday to win the Walmart BFL All-American on Kentucky Lake and the $120,000 payday. Richardson’s three-day cumulative weight of 15 bass totaling 66-5 gave him a 3-pound, 6-ounce edge over second-place angler Jeremy Lawyer of Sarcoxie, Missouri, in the nationally-televised event which hosted the nation’s top weekend anglers.
“I’m absolutely speechless right now,” said Richardson, who also qualified for the 2015 Forrest Wood Cup – the world championship of bass fishing – via his win Saturday. “This win means a lot for my family and I, and my fishing career. I’m still trying to take it all in.”
All photos this page courtesy of FLW.
Jun 8, 2015
Bassmaster Bassfest Winner!
Edwin Evers from Talala, Oklahoma was the $100,000 champion at the Bassfest this past weekend. Get all the details and more photos at http://www.bassmaster.com/tournaments/bassmaster-bassfest-kentucky-lake
We are so glad they came to play with us!
May 25, 2015
May 3, 2015
Crappie Masters - Stren Tennessee State Championship
Stren Tennessee State Championship final results. Congratulations to Dewayne and Robert McCord on their win with a total weight of 24.77 pounds. This was their first ever Crappie Masters event and took home a check for $6900.00 which included a $500.00 bonus, donated by the Missouri Corn Growers Association and American Ethanol, for using E10 gasoline in their boat.
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For more information, please visit their Facebook page.
Apr 27, 2015
Carl Perkins Center - Tosh Farms Crappie Tournament Winners
Big Fish: Devon Gregson/David Gregson 1.89 lbs.
1st Place: Devon Gregson/David Gregson 11 lbs.
2nd Place: Doug Muench/Tommy Crane 10.35 lbs.
3rd Place: Mark Arnold/Alex Arnold 8.99 lbs.
4th Place: Rodney Blackburn/Brian Gordon8.22 lbs.
5th Place: Larry and Vanice Parker 7.99 lbs.
6th Place: T.J. Todd/Brian Hatch 7.50 lbs.
7th Place: Donald Barnes/Terry Peoples 7.38 lbs.
8th Place: Scott Watson/Shawn Puckett 7.36 lbs.
9th Place: Keith Lovins/Randy Lovins 7.12 lbs.
10th Place: Greg Lovins/Eugene Stephens 6.5 lbs.
1st Place: Devon Gregson/David Gregson 11 lbs.
2nd Place: Doug Muench/Tommy Crane 10.35 lbs.
3rd Place: Mark Arnold/Alex Arnold 8.99 lbs.
4th Place: Rodney Blackburn/Brian Gordon8.22 lbs.
5th Place: Larry and Vanice Parker 7.99 lbs.
6th Place: T.J. Todd/Brian Hatch 7.50 lbs.
7th Place: Donald Barnes/Terry Peoples 7.38 lbs.
8th Place: Scott Watson/Shawn Puckett 7.36 lbs.
9th Place: Keith Lovins/Randy Lovins 7.12 lbs.
10th Place: Greg Lovins/Eugene Stephens 6.5 lbs.
Last place team of Lisa Odom and Amanda McCabe won $50 for a weight of .86 lbs.
Big Fish, first place, fifth place, eighth place and tenth place winners for donated their prize money back to the Center.
Visit their Facebook page for more photos and information.
Apr 6, 2015
Carl Perkins Center Crappie Tournament Will Be April 25th
Story from WMUF radio at http://www.wmufradio.com/
Paris, Tenn.- The Henry County Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Tosh Farms will once again hold the 2nd Annual Crappie Tournament on Saturday April 25th at Paris Landing.
Entry fee is $55 per person and 100% of the fee goes to fight child abuse and aid in the healing process. Applications can be found at local stores and online at www.carlperkinscenter.org, the tournament Facebook page, or at the Center, located inside the Henry County Communications Building at 204 N. Brewer Street. Application must be postmarked by April 17th or you will be charged a $10 late fee.
The center is partnering with Tosh Farms and various sponsors to host this year’s crappie tournament to raise money to benefit the prevention of child abuse in the community. Fishermen in the tournament will have their hooks in the water at 6:30am on Saturday April 25th and be allowed to fish until 3pm. Weigh ins will take place at Paris Landing.
Entry fee includes the Big Fish Contest for a prize of $250. There will be payout total of $1000 payable to 1st, 5th, 8th, 10th, and last place. There will be other prizes from Southern Pro, Minn-Kota, Hummingbird, Kroger, and the Crappie Wizard.
County Director Cathy Herrera said, “Last year the fisherman and the community were awesome and we had 35 teams participate and we raised over $8500 to work with out county’s abused children and their families.”
Links:
www.carlperkinscenter.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/826594810712369/
Paris, Tenn.- The Henry County Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Tosh Farms will once again hold the 2nd Annual Crappie Tournament on Saturday April 25th at Paris Landing.
Entry fee is $55 per person and 100% of the fee goes to fight child abuse and aid in the healing process. Applications can be found at local stores and online at www.carlperkinscenter.org, the tournament Facebook page, or at the Center, located inside the Henry County Communications Building at 204 N. Brewer Street. Application must be postmarked by April 17th or you will be charged a $10 late fee.
The center is partnering with Tosh Farms and various sponsors to host this year’s crappie tournament to raise money to benefit the prevention of child abuse in the community. Fishermen in the tournament will have their hooks in the water at 6:30am on Saturday April 25th and be allowed to fish until 3pm. Weigh ins will take place at Paris Landing.
Entry fee includes the Big Fish Contest for a prize of $250. There will be payout total of $1000 payable to 1st, 5th, 8th, 10th, and last place. There will be other prizes from Southern Pro, Minn-Kota, Hummingbird, Kroger, and the Crappie Wizard.
County Director Cathy Herrera said, “Last year the fisherman and the community were awesome and we had 35 teams participate and we raised over $8500 to work with out county’s abused children and their families.”
Links:
www.carlperkinscenter.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/826594810712369/
Mar 13, 2015
Kayak Bass Fishing Open
This weekend
Friday, March 13 and Saturday, March 14
Kayak Bass Fishing Open
More info at: www.kbfopen.com
Friday, March 13 and Saturday, March 14
Kayak Bass Fishing Open
More info at: www.kbfopen.com
Sep 29, 2014
Senior Bass Angler Winners!
A huge congratulations to Stuart Fraser and Jerry Strain for winning the Senior Bass Anglers 2-Day Classic Tournament on Kentucky Lake at Paris Landing!
Final results from the year-end Classic tournament are in. This year's winners were Jerry Strain & Stuart Fraser who had a 2-day total of 44.28 lbs of fish. Their haul earned them a $3000 check. In second was the team of Mark Pack & Troy Taylor who had 42.1 lbs.; earning them an $1800 payout. The largest fish of the day was caught by Jim Douglas & Charlie King -- a 7.66 beauty. The next largest fish was a 5.40 pounder caught by Randall Stutts & Donnie Choate.
Visit their Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Senior-Bass-Anglers/196198457059486
Check out the winners and photos on their website at: http://www.seniorbassanglers.com/page16.html
Aug 3, 2014
Jason Sain Benefit Tournament
August 9
Jason Sain Benefit Tournament At Paris Landing
To make a donation: http://helpjason.populr.me/helpjason
Jun 16, 2014
Jun 2, 2014
Winners Triton Owner's Tournament
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| Photo courtesy of American Bass Anglers |
Congratulations to Bryan Bullington and Josh Butler who won the 15th Annual Triton Owner’s Tournament on Kentucky Lake out of Paris Landing this past weekend. They brought in a limit of 29.08 pounds on Friday and a limit of 24.11 pounds on Saturday to give them their winning two day total of 53.19 pounds to earn the $8,000 prize. Get all the details at http://www.americanbassanglers.com/
May 19, 2014
American Bass Angler Winner
Congratulations to David Archie for winning the American Bass Anglers Division 32 fishing tournament out of Paris Landing this past weekend with 16.05 lbs.
Follow them on Facebook at : https://www.facebook.com/d32aba
Oct 20, 2013
Getting Ready for Cabela's Crappie USA
Everyone is getting ready for Cabela’s Crappie USA Classic next weekend out of Paris Landing.
October 23 - 26 Get the details here: http://www.crappieusa.com/Tournament_Information.cfm?Tournament_ID=507
Wally Marshall (a.k.a Mr. Crappie) looks ready to us! Check out the nice Crappie he caught last week.
October 23 - 26 Get the details here: http://www.crappieusa.com/Tournament_Information.cfm?Tournament_ID=507
Photo credit: https://www.facebook.com/wally.marshall.3
Wally Marshall (a.k.a Mr. Crappie) looks ready to us! Check out the nice Crappie he caught last week.
Come Play With Us!
Jun 26, 2013
Our Lake Is On Fire!
A fishing report by Sharon Seaton of the Fishtale Lodge.
OUR LAKE IS ON FIRE!!!! It's what fisher men's dreams are made of.
A 20 minute run down the lake to our first ledge.
6:30 am - We have our limit! 5 good Keeper Bass.
OUR LAKE IS ON FIRE!!!! It's what fisher men's dreams are made of.
5:30 am - Blast Off. A decision is made because of heat and making sure our fish are safe and released alive for future catching, weigh in will be at 1:30 rather than 3:00.
A 20 minute run down the lake to our first ledge.
6:30 am - We have our limit! 5 good Keeper Bass.
6:35 am - Culling fish! It cannot get any better than this!
Move on to our next ledge just for a change of scenery - and it's hard to leave a ledge that is holding good keeper fish. Trust me.
Culling again. Bumping by a few ounces each time then by a pound then before you realize you've only 2 hours left to fish. Where did the time go? Constantly checking fish to assure they are ok. Retying lines, changing lures, changing rods, grab a sandwich, drink some tea - but never putting the rod down. Too much action. IT DOES NOT GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS. Our lake is on fire!
There was a time when we worked so hard just for a limit, and a 5 fish limit of 12 or 14 pounds was great. You were pretty much assured that you would be in the top 5. Now if you aren't at least 18 to 20 pounds you feel you just had a good day but nothing to brag about. 5 fish limits are now ranging from 20 to 26 pounds to win and place. OUR LAKE IS ON FIRE!
The fish are healthy, strong, beautiful colors and so plentiful now that we are on the map as one of the best fisheries in the United States. What an asset for our Tourism Community. It doesn't get any better than this. If it does, I won't be able to stand it. OUR LAKE IS ON FIRE!
Here's one example. In the Weekend Series held here this past Saturday, a guy fishing the tournament caught a 9 1/2 pound bass. Now I don't care who you are - you have a 9 pound Bass you get pretty confident that you've got Big Bass of the day in the bag. You get to the scales, sure enough, Big Fish, photos, applause, great feeling - 9 1/2 pounder is your personal best. What a trophy fish, what a great story, how many people will you get to tell the story with a play by play account of how you felt the bite, you fought her into the boat, your partner nets the fish, you fall out on the floor, the exact lure, the depth of water, the kind of line, the wind, water temp, structure, all the info is burned into your brain.
Move on to our next ledge just for a change of scenery - and it's hard to leave a ledge that is holding good keeper fish. Trust me.
Culling again. Bumping by a few ounces each time then by a pound then before you realize you've only 2 hours left to fish. Where did the time go? Constantly checking fish to assure they are ok. Retying lines, changing lures, changing rods, grab a sandwich, drink some tea - but never putting the rod down. Too much action. IT DOES NOT GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS. Our lake is on fire!
There was a time when we worked so hard just for a limit, and a 5 fish limit of 12 or 14 pounds was great. You were pretty much assured that you would be in the top 5. Now if you aren't at least 18 to 20 pounds you feel you just had a good day but nothing to brag about. 5 fish limits are now ranging from 20 to 26 pounds to win and place. OUR LAKE IS ON FIRE!
The fish are healthy, strong, beautiful colors and so plentiful now that we are on the map as one of the best fisheries in the United States. What an asset for our Tourism Community. It doesn't get any better than this. If it does, I won't be able to stand it. OUR LAKE IS ON FIRE!
Here's one example. In the Weekend Series held here this past Saturday, a guy fishing the tournament caught a 9 1/2 pound bass. Now I don't care who you are - you have a 9 pound Bass you get pretty confident that you've got Big Bass of the day in the bag. You get to the scales, sure enough, Big Fish, photos, applause, great feeling - 9 1/2 pounder is your personal best. What a trophy fish, what a great story, how many people will you get to tell the story with a play by play account of how you felt the bite, you fought her into the boat, your partner nets the fish, you fall out on the floor, the exact lure, the depth of water, the kind of line, the wind, water temp, structure, all the info is burned into your brain.
Then - another guy comes along with an 11 pounder! WOW!! It doesn't steal your thunder though because you can leave that out of your story. But my point is - there are not many lakes in the United States that can say they have limits of fish weighing in at 28 pounds to 30 pounds. Our LAKE IS ON FIRE!
As you can see in the following photos, David and Sharon Seaton are avid anglers fishing pretty much year 'round on our lake - Kentucky Lake out of Paris Landing.
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