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Five Finishers:
1st: Joe Angelone with 11.89 lbs.
2nd: Anthony Cilento with 11.37 lbs.
3rd: Don Tripoli with 11.36 lbs.
4th: Stan McCumber with 8.20 lbs.
5th: Antonio Gallelli with 7.48 lbs.
Big
bass Joe Angelone: 4.60 Smallmouth
Big Bass POT went to Anthony Cilento: 4.24 Largemouth
Well
the season ended as it begun for us up here in New York. We started
this year at Redfield in a rainstorm, and Saturday was no different...
well just a little, it was about 25 degrees colder and a light rain.
Arriving at the ramp Saturday morning at 4:45am, the temperature was
38 degrees. The weatherman said it was going to warm up to about 55.
They lied to us again, but it did warm to 47. Just some thoughts about
weather people. How many times can they be wrong and still keep their
jobs? They even missed with the time the rain was supposed to stop.
They said noon, and it stopped about 8 am. Thank goodness.
The wind was from the Northwest blowing from 5 to at times 15 mph.
The water was clear and the temperature was 50.5 at the south end
of the lake and 47.5 at the North end.
This was the Last tournament for us this year, because our bass season
closes in November and will not open again until Next June 3rd, Saturday
to be exact. Turnout was light for this tournament with the rain and
cold. I had some that said they had enough of the rain and cold, while
others are archery hunting.
Lures that were being used were rattle trap, finesse worm, jig/pig,
and senko, folks you have to know me by now pop R. My fish came on
a Berkley power worm (Rhonda you know the one I was using) haha, jig/pig
and my pop R, with the big fish on that.
Anyone happen to notice the closeness of the top 3 places of finish
especially the 2nd and 3rd place finish?
As the Director of New York Northwest #4, I would Like to thank all
the participants that fished with us this year. You are a GREAT bunch
of guys!
To our
Local Sponsors: E.W. Sports, Horizon Property Maintenance, Cote’s
Supply, Thank
You!
Joe Angelone, Director
