Media Bass Team Trail Championship Results




Scott Barnett and Shannon McCaleb take home top honors in the Media Bass Team Trail Championship on Lake Texaoma, Oct.24-25. Top ten teams are as follows:

1.Scott Barnett Shannon McCaleb 10 bass 34.39 $10,000.00

2 Shawn Larance Owen Windham 10 bass 32.09 $4,000.00

3 Ryan Glass Gene Lathrop 10 bass 29.88 $1,200.00

4 Mike Schooler Cliff Wagner 10 bass 28.83 $1,000.00

5 Russell Lee Jodie Honza 10 bass 28.22 $700.00

6 Larry Allen Greg Allen 10 bass 27.40 $600.00

7 David Gillham Rich Dalbey 8 bass 26.99 $550.00

8 Randy Turner Trey Turner 10 bas 26.52 $500.00

9 Kevin Seibold Richard Wade 10 bass 26.40 $450.00

10 Mike Singletary Randy White 9 bass 25.80 $420.00

Big Bass Day 1 Day 2
Day 1 David Gillham Rich Dalbey 5.55 $500.00
Day 1 Mike Schooler Cliff Wagner 5.30 $160.00
Day 2 Kevin Seibold Richard Wade 5.34 $500.00
Day 2 Mike Singletary Randy White 5.22 $160.00

Statistics Totals Day 1 Day 2
Entries = 66
Number Limits = 47 28 19
Number Blanks = 37 6 31
Total Fish = 353 220 133
Total Released = 349 217 132
Total Pounds = 857.29 524.63 332.66
Average Fish In Boat 2.7 3.3 2.0
Average Lbs. In Boat 6.49 7.95 5.04
Average Fish Lbs. = 2.44 2.38 2.50
Cash Payout = $21,820.00

A complete list of finishers can be found at:

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Fishing Report from TPWD (Jun. 4)

FAIR. Water stained; 74 degrees; 12.08 feet above pool. Catfishing is still excellent using punch bait along rock banks for channel cats in 15-25 feet of water. Cut shad and whole shad on ledges in 30-45 feet of water for keeper blues and look for bigger fish in shallow creeks and coves. Striper fishing is very inconsistent with the current lake conditions. Top waters, swimbaits and live shad on humps and flats in 20-25 feet of water fishing any clear water you can find. Look for the lake to clear once they turn down the outflow. Report by Jacob Orr, Lake Texoma, Guaranteed Guide Service. Striped bass are hit-or-miss with slabs in 15-30 feet of water, with a better bite on live bait. Midlake to the dam water is clearing. Very little floating debris left on the lake. Channel catfish can be targeted around big rocks and drop-offs in 20-30 feet of water cut bait. Report by John Blasingame, Adventure Texoma Outdoors.

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