I fished a little club tourney last weekend at Cedar Lake and a pretty good 2 days. The club I fish, we measure fish 12 inches and over in 1/4 inch increments and release, keeping track in a score book. Each fish is worth so many ounces or points. Example 12 inch fish worth 15 oz, 20 inch fish worth 80 oz. Saturday, fighting the wind and rain with the occasional blow thru thunderstorm, I was able to catch 8 keeper fish, which is a club limit, throwing plastics and crankbaits on lake points. I was in the lead at the end of Saturday with 336 pts(oz). and 2nd big bass a 20.25 inch "FAT GIRL".
On Sunday, my pattern held up. There was a little more wind and rain with cooler temps. My first bite of the day was a 20.5 in "FAT GIRL", which gave me big bass of the day. I ran from lake point to lake point and was able to catch 5 keeper fish with a total of 337 pts for Sunday and a total of 673 pts and 1st place almost 150 pts ahead of 2nd place. Their were 12 guys who fished this club tourney and everyone had a good time, despite the weather conditions. Water temps were in the mid to upper 60s on Sat., and some areas cooled down up to 4 degrees on Sun. May 8th is my next LBL Div. event out of the Moors on KY Lake, so check back to see how I do.
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