Due to the weather and river levels the tournament directors moved the tournament at Brush Creek on the river to the alternate lake which is Rocky Fork.
Andy Tobe would take the win with a 5 fish limit weighing 7.28lbs. Ernie Shuler would come in 2nd weighing 6.58lbs. The other big news was Steve Travis has taken over the Big Bass lead for the club landing a big bass weighing in at 4.90lbs.
Updated AOY Standings – Hopefully this looks better!
Alright club members I have finally caught up and I believe we have everything moving in the right direction minus pics which I am still trying to get. I have deleted the past couple of posts in order not to clutter up the web page any more than it already is… Please take a look and let me know if you see anything out of line. Everything is updated through our last tourney at Rocky Fork.
After coming close a number of years 2021 would turn out to be Andy’s year! He carried a strong start of the season all the way through the finale. Andy had a strong finish at both Lake Laramie as well as the two day tourney at Indian / St. Marys that would put him in the lead for good. Andy would weighed 3 fish in the last tourney of the season to hold off Ernie Shuler and secure the coveted AOY title. Congratulations to Andy Tobe on a great season!!!
On a very cold brisk November morning the club would fish the last tourney of the 2021 season at Rocky Fork Lake. Ernie Shuler would find a limit of 5 bass weighing 7.06lbs to take the win. Andy Tobe would weigh in 3 fish weighing 3.70lbs to place second at the tournament and secure his first AOY title. Steve Travis would round out the top three with 2 fish weighing 2.30lbs.
With one tournament left in our season a couple of anglers will need big bags to catch our AOY leader Andy Tobe!
With some rain, wind and cold temps the Butler County Bassmasters would weigh in 11 bass over two days for a total weight of 13.73lbs. Ernie Schuler would come out on top with 5.06lbs and take big bass. Bob Farmer would place 2nd with 3.62lbs and Bill Schneider would round out the top three with 2.40lbs. Some tough fishing with the weather but another great trip for the group.
Andy Tobe still remains at the top of the AOY standings as we gear up for our annual Fish-Off being held at Cumberland in mid-October. There were some slight movements in the standings below Andy however we still have a lot of ground to make up if anyone wants to catch him with only two tourneys to go in this season.
A mid September tourney on the Ohio River would see Ernie Shuler take the win at White Oak finishing with 4 bass for a total weight of 5.49lbs. Bill Schneider would finish second with 3 bass for 4.13lbs and rounding out the top three Rick Hensler would finish with 2 bass for 3.70lbs. Bob Farmer would take the Big Bass honors with a nice largemouth weighing in at 3.17lbs.
