Attention all high school clubs in Texas. We have a Texas high school angler who is looking for a partner for the Texas High School State Championship in March at Marble Falls.
This experienced angler and his father have a boat and boat captain lined up and they are looking for someone to fish with them for this event.
If you have an odd number of anglers and are looking to find a boat for one of them to fish out of please contact Mark Gintert at mark@bassfederation.com
It’s a long drive from Arizona to Seneca South Carolina but the trip home is going to be a little sweeter for Shane Edgar and his partner Frankie Mueller who captured Sundays TBF/FLW High School Fishing National Championship on Keowee Reservoir. The talented duo brought in a 5 bass limit that weighed in at 9lbs 13oz to edge out local hometown favorites Carter McNeil and Tucker Smith from Abbeville High School, who also had a 5 fish limit, by a mere six ounces to win the coveted crown and a $10,000 dollar College Scholarship.
The setting for the event could not have been better with the FLW Tour event expo set up at the Seneca Wal Mart with capacity crowds who enjoyed not only the FLW Tour and the excitement of some of the country’s finest professional anglers but also the FLW College Fishing National Championship, The High School National Championship and the Anderson Open High School open tournament at nearby Lake Russell. Needless to say Northwest South Carolina was the epicenter of tournament fishing this weekend!
Giella and Battle win Anderson Open
While Compton and Bond Claim South Carolina State Championship
With the cold, wet and generally nasty weather finally taking a break over the South Carolina skies, two teams emerged as champions of the TBF/FLW High School Open event on scenic Lake Russell.
Connor Giella and Zach Battle of Augusta Georgia tied with Laurens High School’s George Compton and Hunter Bond with identical 4 fish bags that weighed 9lbs 9oz. Since both teams brought in identical bags with all the fish alive, that led to the third tiebreaker, which is the earliest registration date for the event. Fortunately for Giella and Battle their team mom was a little quicker in getting them signed which led them to the overall championship. Both of these teams shared the Booyah Big Bag award that goes to the largest sack of fish each day at the tournament.
Compton and Bond didn’t complain too much since they won the crown they were really looking for which was the South Carolina State Championship which went to the highest finishing team from south Carolina. Finishing third overall and second in the South Carolina Championship portion of the event was the team of Levi Neave and Stephen Brooks who brought in two Lake Russell bass that weighed 8lbs to claim the South Carolina runner-up spot and a regional qualifying berth in the Southeastern Conference Regional event in September. Neave and Brooks actually tied Compton and Bond for the Lew’s Big Bass award as each team caught beautiful 4lb 13oz fish to share the Lew’s gift bag. Continue reading
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