Go Fish Anglers (GFA) Bass Fishing Club Tournament Results: 6/2/2025




Tournament Info

Format:
5 fish catch, measure, and release
First Cast:
05:14 AM
Lines In:
02:00 PM
Weigh In:
02:45 PM

Stats

Total Anglers:
11
5 Fish Limits:
6
Total Bass Caught:
63
Average Weight:
1.70 lbs
Total Weight:
106.95 lbs
5+ lb Bass:
2
Skunks:
0

Congratulations to our winners!

1st Place:
Rick Wright with 5 fish for 17.77 lbs
2nd Place:
Bill (Tracy) Davis with 8 fish for 17.02 lbs
Big Bass:
Dick, Brian with a 7.68 lb 23.25" bass.

Winning Ways

Bait
Color
Depth
Cover/Structure
10" Ol'Monster
Candybug
1'-12'
Points
Jig
PBJ
10'
Trees

About Us

Go Fish Anglers is a individual 5 fish catch and immediate release tournament. Fish must be measured using Check-IT Stik and TPWD Length to Weight Chart is used to estimate weights.

First cast is always 1 hour prior to sunrise. Lines-In varies with temperature: 90 degrees and above we fish until 12:00 PM otherwise we fish until 2:00 PM.

Weigh-in's are held at W. C. Swearingen Recreation Area in Yantis.

Membership is currently open to all persons who are physically able to fish and function independently.

More information can be found by becoming a member at our Facebook page Go Fish Anglers or by emailing [email protected].




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Fishing Report from TPWD (Sep. 3)

GOOD. Water cloudy to clear; 85-88 degrees; 0.73 feet below pool. Bass are good early on topwaters and frog around grass or pond weeds. Squarebill crankbaits and chatterbaits are good in 2-4 feet most of the day. Carolina rigs are good offshore in 12-18 feet on points and humps with fluke type baits and big worms. Deep diving crankbaits are good in 20-24 feet on deep road beds and long points and humps. Report by Marc Mitchell, Mitchell's Guide Service.

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