Lake Shafer - 3
September 22, 2018
7:30 - 2:30
September 22, 2018
7:30 - 2:30
1st Place: Jon Baker and Charles Morris
2nd Place: Jim Dobkins/Tony Fields
Weight: 12.07
Pattern: Reaction strikes on the main lake and coves
Baits: topwater lures
Weight: 12.07
Pattern: Reaction strikes on the main lake and coves
Baits: topwater lures
Click HERE for a .pdf of the Shafer results
South Division Stop #6
The R&B South tournament made the final stop for 2018 at Lake Shafer in Monticello, Indiana. The bite was tough, but the winners managed to bring a limit to the scales.
The R&B South tournament made the final stop for 2018 at Lake Shafer in Monticello, Indiana. The bite was tough, but the winners managed to bring a limit to the scales.
Lochness Lures Big Bass: Jay Wivoet Jr./ Dakota Wendt
Big Bass - 3.76
Pattern: Shallow, reaction bites
Baits: Spinnerbaits and jigs
Winnings: $70 + a McCain spinning rod for being first out of the money with a total of weight of 6.44 pounds.
Season point standings can be found here. Congratulations to John Gipson and Tom Noe for winning the Team of the Year in the South Division.
2019 tournament locations will be announced during the classic - the South Division will be visiting some big bass factories during 2019 and we expect records to fall!
Big Bass - 3.76
Pattern: Shallow, reaction bites
Baits: Spinnerbaits and jigs
Winnings: $70 + a McCain spinning rod for being first out of the money with a total of weight of 6.44 pounds.
Season point standings can be found here. Congratulations to John Gipson and Tom Noe for winning the Team of the Year in the South Division.
2019 tournament locations will be announced during the classic - the South Division will be visiting some big bass factories during 2019 and we expect records to fall!
Weight: 13.66
Pattern: junk fishing
Baits: moving baits
Pattern: junk fishing
Baits: moving baits
How it Happened: Baker and Morris secured their first win on the R&B Circuit at Lake Shafer. The two covered as much water as possible on the main lake and backwater areas throughout the event. The also caught the second big bass of the event with a 3.49 largemouth.
Winnings - $270 + $20 for second big bass
Winnings: $160
