Rising and stained waters didn’t stop the Hochatown anglers, Kollin Crawford and Jace Anderson. The pair had a Berkley 5 alive limit that weighed 14.10lbs. Not only did this win give them a shot at the 12^th annual High School Fishing World Finals & National Championship, but Kollin for his State Championship victory and being 16 years old is also eligible to compete in the OK TBF National Semi Finals as a co-angler for his efforts. Congratulations to Kollin and Jace.

The Kiowa Cowboys didn’t take first place but they definitely proved their worth on the largest body of water in Oklahoma. The Cowboys took both 2^nd and 3^rd  place.  Second Place went to Micah Belt and Jaedon Dan. The team had 5 fish, all alive weighing in at 13.01lbs.

Also from Kiowa with third place going to Cade Smith and Chandler Kelley, this pair had 12.15lbs.

Both teams from Kiowa will also be making the trip to Anderson, SC in a hunt for both a National title along with the hopes of becoming a World Champion Angler. Good Luck to all 3 teams representing OK this year.

The Big Fish Award from Lew’s and Strike King goes to Ben Green and Garrett Thornhill with a 4.06lb Largemouth. Congratulations anglers on your big fish of the day.

For full results of this event CLICK HERE. For more photos CLICK HERE

The SAF Tri-State Championship (MD, DE, NJ) was hosted by the Virginia TBF on Saturday, May 1 on Lake Anna. The anglers were greeted with a chilly morning in the low 40’s that turned into a sunny mid 70’s day.

The team of Beau and Trey Richardson won the championship with a limit of bass that weighed 10.29lbs.

Finishing in 2nd place was Joey Booker and Spencer Grishkot with 5.14lbs

Kansas TBF held the annual SAF High School State Championship at Melvern Reservoir on Saturday, April 25^th, 2021.  The weather was a bit cool and cloudy with a touch of wind at takeoff, and transitioned to bluebird skies. The anglers mostly did a great job figuring out where the fish were hiding and what they wanted to eat, with most teams boating at least one fish.

The winning team of Ryder Mains and Mason Chapman had a 5 fish limit of smallmouth that weighed 14.80 lbs, beating out the second-place team by 1.8 ounces. Congratulations to Ryder and Mason.

Taking 2nd place was Peyton Force and Jackson Opheim with 13.00lbs even.

3rd place went to Nathan Fideldy and Preston Gover with 10.87lbs