Showing posts with label who won. Show all posts
Showing posts with label who won. Show all posts

Monday, February 1, 2016

Wesley Strader Wins 2016 Bassmaster Bass Pro Shop Southern Open #1

Strader first angler to qualify for 2017 BASSMASTER CLASSIC.
By John Neporadny Jr.
BASS PRESS RELEASE
A slim 2 ounces separated winner Wesley Strader and his closest challenger, Cody Detweiler, in the Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Southern Open #1 at the Kissimmee Chain.
Strader finished with a winning weight of 50 pounds, 5 ounces to punch his ticket to the 2017 Bassmaster Classic if he competes in the next two Southern Opens. Detweiler weighed in a three-day total of 50-3 to finish as the Open runner-up in the pro division. 
Spawner save Shrader.  (Photo: BASS)
Despite a tough practice, Strader bounced back with solid limits each day, including a 13-1 bag in the final round.  “I hadn’t caught a fish over 2 1/2 pounds in all of practice,” said Strader, who won the pro division grand prize of  a $45,000 Nitro Z20 bass boat with a Mercury Pro XS  225-horsepower outboard engine.

Monday, June 29, 2015

Clark Wendlandt wins 2015 FLW Tour Potomac River with 60lbs!

Clark beats Potomac after beating Cancer!
by Sean Ostruszka
FLW PRESS RELEASE
Clark Wendlandt thought he knew two things: 1. He had an area all to himself. 2. It had potential to be special. Turns out he was right on both.
Emotional win for Clark who fought many odds to win!
(Photo FLW)
Despite battling nasty weather and his boat breaking down on day three, Wendlandt managed to sack up 60 pounds of bass to win the Walmart FLW Tour event presented by Ranger Boats on the Potomac River. The Leander, Texas, pro beat Andy Morgan by 4 pounds, 4 ounces to earn the fourth FLW Tour victory of his career.
“I had a suspicion my area could be good after my practice,” Wendlandt says. “I’d fished that area before, and in practice I caught a few fish. With a place like this [the Potomac] where the fish are always moving, you just want to know they’re in an area. So I knew they were there, but I didn’t know it would be as good as this.”
Wendlandt’s key area was Potomac Creek, which featured a mixture of docks, grass flats and shallow wood. He rotated between all three types of cover each day in an effort to see where the fish had relocated. His main lures were a 1/2-ounce 4x4 jig and a white Z-Man ChatterBait with a Lake Fork Tackle Live Magic Shad trailer.

Sunday, August 11, 2013

Bill Godin and Leroy Wilson win the 2013 KBI Tournament


By Luigi De Rose

KBI crowned a new championship team! Bill Godin and Leroy Wilson’s three-day limit of 52.50lbs allowed them to leap into the lead and claim the crown. Powered by a day 3 catch of 18.60lbs, the heaviest of the day, was enough to hold off Brain McNanney and Matthew Rydberg who amassed 51.52lbs for second. The hometown super star team of Jeff “Gussy” Gustafson and Chris Savage who lead the tournament for the first two days faltered and fell to 9th place.