Segracy & Shelton Claim Victory on Lake Cumberland in KHSAA Region 2

One hundred and sixteen high school teams converged on Lake Cumberland at Holcomb’s Landing for the KHSAA Region 2 qualifying event.  It was a perfect weekend with beautiful weather, warming temperatures and active bites as fish were on the move preparing to spawn.  A total of 529lbs of fish were weighed and 25 teams brought five fish limits to the scales.

Trevor Segracy & Michael Shelton from the Washington County Bass Commanders took top honors as their limit of bass topped the scales at 16.08lbs.  During practice, they caught most of their fish using a spinnerbait in the back of Beaver Creek.  But, on Saturday when the bite fell off and was slow to non-existent the team decided to start throwing a jig. Almost immediately, a keeper was caught and a few minutes later they landed another using a jig in the Cumberland Craw color.  The decision played out well as the team caught enough keepers to claim the victory.

Will O’Rourke & Clay Evans from Trinity High School finished second with a solid limit weighing 14.10lbs.  The team caught most of their fish using a drop shot rig around rocky banks in about 5-10ft of water.

The big bass of the event was caught by Katie Marshall & Grant Wyatt of Franklin County High School.  Grant caught the 4.14lb beauty on a square billed crankbait.

The Top 16 teams of this event advance to the KHSAA State Championship May 13-14 on Kentucky Lake at KY Dam Village State Park.

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Harris and Mendoza from Muhlenberg County Win KHSAA Region 1

Taylor Harris and Drew Mendoza put together a five fish limit weighing 12lbs 15oz to win the KHSAA Region 1 Championship and advance to the KHSAA State Championship May 13-14 on Kentucky Lake.

Coming in second by just two ounces and also from the Muhlenberg County team were Billy Hardison and Nathan Flener with a limit of fish weighing 12lbs 13oz to claim the runner-up spot.

In third, was the Christian County team of Brandon Floyd and Chance Glass. They were just slightly off pace with a limit weighing 12lbs even.  Rounding out the top four were Wesley Dunn and Sarah Morehead from the McCracken County Mustands with a limit weighing 11lbs 15oz.

The top 16 teams of the event qualified for the KHSAA State Championship  to be held May 13-14 on Kentucky Lake.

For full results click HERE.Region 1 winners pic

Taj White and Nathan Cummings win 2016 Arizona State Championship

The weather was perfect and the fish were biting this weekend as 26 teams from across Arizona traveled to compete on Martinez Lake.  The teams went head to head for the champion titles, as well as, two slots to advance to the Regional Conference event.

All 26 teams brought fish to the scale but it was the team of Taj White and Nathan Cummings from Phoenix who seized the win with a five fish limit weighing 22.21lbs.  White and Cummings also landed a #7.45lb lunker to solidify their win.

In second, and snatching the other spot for advancement was Ryder Hart and Isaiah Rios also from Phoenix with a five fish limit weighing #19.17lbs.  Hart and Rios also had tournament big bass with #7.74 kicker.

Both teams will advance to the Regional Conference event on Lake Havasu in October.

Special thanks goes out to Yuma Rod & Gun club for providing support at the event.

For full results click HERE.

Arizona winners