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ANGLERS & FRIENDS

BASS BUSTERS had a great weekend on Lake Okeechobee. Here are the latest results as of 6 hours ago.

Saturday 9-19-09 was the Silver Division. With 22 teams fishing and a great day on the lake, First Place Overall went to the team of Jeff Justice and Danny Shelton with 22.01 Pounds. They fished in the East Wall near Clewiston and used soft plastic baits in dark colors. The First Place Big Bass was caught by the team of Jeff and Craig Ledroux and weighed in at 6.32 pounds. Second Place and Second Place Big Bass went to the team of Robert Power and Bob Campbell, their total weight was 21.60 Pounds and the Second Place Big Bass tipped the scales at 5.87 pounds. Third Place went to the team of John & Jimmy Burke with a total weight of 20.71 pounds.

Sunday 9-20-09 was the Gold Division. With 14 teams fighting for the top position and some really cool trophies there were a lot of fished weighed in today. Nine of the 14 teams weighed in a limit of fish. First Place Overall, First Place Big Bass & Second Place Big Bass went to the team of John & Jimmy Burke. Overall weight was 23.27 pounds, First Place Big Bass was 5.68 pounds and Second Place Big Bass was 5.56 pounds. They fished in the East Wall off the lake near Clewiston and were using the Gambler Kane Toad and 8 Inch worms. Mostly in Dark Colors. Second Place overall went to the team of HB Chambliss and Andy Matusevich with a total weight of 17.77 pounds. Third Place went to the team of Jeff and Jared McMillian with a total weight of 16.41 pounds.

Congrats to all the WINNERS.

(L-R Andy Matusevich, HB Chambliss, John Burke, Jimmy Burke, Jared McMillan, Jeff McMillian)

(L-R Jimmy Burke and John Burke)

UPCOMING TOURNAMENT DATES

OCTOBER 17, 2009 SILVER DIVISION $60.00 Team Entry

OCTOBER 18, 2009 GOLD DIVISION $100.00 Team Entry

UPDATED TEAM STANDINGS as of SEPTEMBER 20, 2009

SEE YA AT THE RAMP,
Chris “Flippin” Fickey
Tournament Director
(941) 232-9539
chris.fickey@bassbustersflorida.com
www.bassbustersflorida.com

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Bass Online Staff Writer
BassOnline.com / 888-829-BASS

2010 King of the Glades Schedule

2010 Bottom Line Mike’s “King of the Glades” Open Team Tournament Trail

Plans are underway for the 2010 Bottom Line Mike’s “King of the Glades” Open Team Tournament. With the help of our new sponsors, the event should prove even more exciting then ever before!

The tournament trail format will remain largely the same with four qualifying rounds at Holiday Park followed by “The Classic”, a “Winner-Take-All” event held at a secret location disclosed one week prior to the event.

Qualifier rounds are open to licensed anglers. Cash and prizes are awarded to the “Top Weigh-In Finishes” and the “Big Fish of the Day”. The number of places paid and amounts are based on the number of qualifier entries.

“The Classic” will consist of the top four finishes in each qualifying round.

Here are planned dates so you can mark your calendar.

For 2010 “King of the Glades” Tournament Trail:

• “There will be lie detector test at all events, any angler participating is subject to take the test if request by TD.”
• Classic spots open to top four finishes in each qualifying round.

Event dates and details are subject to change, so check back often to make sure you don’t miss out on your chance to be crowned “King of the Glades” in 2008.

For more information call: Mike Lendl @ 754-246-3198 or email  lendlm@att.net

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer BASSonline) fishing@bassonline.com
BassOnline.com / 888-829-BASS

First Place overall went to the team of Danny Williams and Malcolm McCollum with a total weight of 35.19 pounds for the two days.

First Place Big Bass went to the team of Jeff and Jared McMillan with a 6.53 pound Big Bass.

Second Place overall went to the team of John Burke and Bill Bolek with a total weight of 34.57 pounds.

Second Place Big Bass went to the team of John Bechtold and Dustin Daggett with a 6.10 pounder.

Third Place overall went to the team of Aymon Wilcox and Kevin Thomas with a total weight of 33.98 pounds.

Congrates to all the winners.

September Events Dates:

Super Bucks Sept 12th & 13th  $200.00 Entry
Silver Division Sept. 19th    $60.00 Entry
Gold Division Sept. 20th    $100.00 Entry

Chris “Flippin” Fickey
Tournament Director
(941) 232-9539

chris.fickey@bassbustersflorida.com
www.bassbustersflorida.com

First Place Overall Weight (44.00 lbs.) & First Place Big Bass (9.43 lbs.)
Aymon Wilcox & Kevin Thomas

Second Place Overall Weight (42.72 lbs.) & Second Place Big Bass (7.70 lbs.)
Jessie Allen & H.B. Chambliss

Third Place Overall Weight (35.16 lbs)
Dean Heasley & A. Munoz

Fourth Place Overall Weight (34.64 lbs.)
Brandon McMillan & Bryan Honnerlaw

Fifth Place Overall Weight (28.23 lbs.)
Malcolm McCollum & Dennis Williams

Congrats to all !!!

UPCOMING EVENTS
SUPER BUCKS      July 11^th & 12^th Team Entry $200.00
SILVER DIVISION July 18^th Team Entry $ 60.00
GOLD DIVISION   July 19^th Team Entry $ 100.00

See you all at the ramp !! For More Information visit our website at www.bassbustersflorida.com
Chris “Flippin” Fickey
Tournament Director
(941) 232-9539

chris.fickey@bassbustersflorida.com – www.bassbustersflorida.com

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Staff Writer BASSonline) fishing@bassonline.com
BassOnline.com / 888-829-BASS

Yesterday Bobby Lane weighed almost 30 pounds and took the lead at the Kentucky Lake Elite Series. This guy is good! I have fished with him so I have seen it first hand. I fished the Bassmaster Southern Open on The Harris Chain in January this year and drew him on the first day.

At the time I was excited and couldn’t believe I was going to fish with him. It was an awesome opportunity to fish with such a good fisherman. As a co-angler, you are really there to learn and get better. I learned quite a bit from him on sight fishing Florida style. I’m still pretty new to Florida and had never really sight fished in dirty water.

We spent the entire day in the reeds fishing for bedding fish. He whacked 20 pounds that day on the way to a 3rd place finish for the event. The bad thing about fishing with pros of this level is they leave nothing behind….I only caught one fish that day, he was a machine and caught everything in sight. But I did have a great time and it was worth the entire trip.

Here is a link to the full story on Bassmaster.

Till next time tight lines and good fishing….
From Bass Online Staff Writer
BassOnline.com / 888-829-BASS