Shane Jones of Riverbank, CA chose Lake Tulloch.
Shane shared the key to his success:
"I had been on a pattern for a couple weeks prior with a dropshot on main lake points. The day of the tournament, in the early morning my first fish came off a long tapering point on a dropshot using a 5150 Papa Punisher worm with a Spearpoint GP Finesse 2/0 hook. Throughout the day, most of my smaller bites came off some docks back in some cuts. By 9:00 AM, I started hitting some main body docks and rocky points. All 3 of my big fish were on main lake rocky points. Most of my fish were anywhere from 5 feet to 20 feet of water. I focused later in the day on the backside of the docks in 5 to 20 feet hitting the pylon poles. Later in the day, I got a good one off a Bass Union Green Pumpkin jig. I had to cover a lot of water because they were not grouped up like they had been the past couple of week."
Here’s your top ten:
1. Shane Jones – 98.00 inches
2. Carlos Marazzo – 94.50 inches
3. Cy Winkler – 91.50 inches
4. Travis Lear – 90.50 inches
5. Rachel Uribe – 90.25 inches
6. John Myers – 89.25 inches
7. Zachary Christensen – 88.75 inches
8. Donald Bailey – 88.00 inches
9. Calvin Vang – 87.50 inches
10. Michael Navarra – 86.50 inches
Big Fish:
Shane Jones – 21.00 inches
Cy Winkler – 21.00 inches
Next up for the WWBT is the Tournament of Champions (TOC) on 11/13 and 14 at the Thermalito Afterbay.
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