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Ed Ditto with his lake Talquin Catch

James "Shade Tree" Harrison shows off a couple Lake Talquin fish.

Mike Prindle with a couple solid Lake Talquin keepers.

Daniel McCall shows his Lake Talquin keeper.

Brian Cathey givin a little sugar. Dang Brian, we told you about abusin the poor fish......

Warren Sumner givin us a look at his Lake Talquin success.

Eric Wills shows a couple of his four fish from Talquin

Eric's partner for the Talquin tournament, his Dad Gene Wills, shows where the boy gets it from.

Rick Dunn shows that he can catch'em if they bite.

Andy Japp shows us the results of his lake Talquin efforts.

Ralph Ricardo showin a couple fish at White City

Here is Nick Nichols showing off Scott Williamson's fish. Scott was slightly embarrassed that he wouldn't leave these little ol baby fish alone. Hey if they measure they weigh!!

Nick Nichols shows what he found at White City

Mike Prindle with this years target so far. 7.24 pounds at White City...

Allen Rogers with a couple fine White City bass. The big one was over five and was the second big fish of the tournament.

Andrew Beck fished Blackshear as a guest of Allen Rogers. He shows that he can stick em if they bite.

Phil Barber shows off a couple nice ones from Blackshear. The larger of the two was the big fish of the tournament at 4.50 pounds.

Eddie Ditto gives the fish a lickin after they gave him a lickin all weekend.

Jim Longfellow with a nice example of what Blackshear can hold.

Here's Mick Ratcliff with a nice largemouth.

Ralph Ricardo.... Points baby points.....

Marcus Ricketts with a couple from Blackshear.

Allen Rogers with a mess of Blackshear fish.

Leon Roy with a couple he called up. Sprechen sei espaniol?

Big Ed Thompson makes this fish look small.

Here's ol Wrong Way Wells..... Danny Wells can catchem too.

Scott Williamson with a couple that earned him second place at Blackshear.

Eric Wills found him a keeper to keep himself in the race for the top spot.

Watchin the tournament committee at work.

Heath Annin had himself a pretty good day at Ochlockonee

Phil Barber with his Ochlockonee river fish.

Dale Beene caught himself a couple.

Eddie Ditto finished second with the help of these fish.

Our newest pledge Robert Harrop shows off his first fish with the club. Don't worry Robert, they're bound to get bigger!!

Tom Jacobs weighed some fish this time.

Pledge Ron Johnson managed a couple.

Guest Jason Longfellow put it to the old man this time.

James Marschka got himself a little one.

Mark Nichols with a nice Ochlockonee River bass.

Mike Prindle with one he found.

Mick Ratcliff accidentally found a couple.

Tommy Sadberry with a couple nice fish.

Weighmaster Ed Thompson weighs the fish he caught.... Anyone witness that weight?....:-)

Scott Williamson with his Ochlockonee River catch.

Eric Wills with the fish that put him in a tie for first in the Bass Man of the Year race.

Eddie Ditto caught him a mess on Seminole.

Here's Robert Harrop IV with the big fish of the tournament, a nice 6.18 pound bucket mouth.

Ron Johnson's 5.14 pounder is the biggest Shoal Bass many of us have ever seen. They get bigger but not often.

James Marshka had a pretty good day on Seminole.

Mark "Nick" Nichols got off the schnide in a big way with this nice Hydrilla Gorilla. At 5.85 pounds it was the second biggest fish of the day. The 12.32 pound grin that Nick was carryin around all day was the biggest of the year so far.

Marcus Ricketts found some nice fish, finishing second on the day.

Brian Satterfield shows us what he found.

Eric Wills with yet another decent sack.