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Anybody have the results of the ABA tournament on Folsom last Sunday?

5 other teams kicked are butt. 10 others didn't.

There ya go. Lol

6+ for 5th, there was an 8+ bag 12+ for 2nd and 21 to win...

So who won? And how did they win?

Fishmore,

Ron Diacon and I were fortunate to win against a very tough field. We had a little over 21 lbs. of spotted bass. We caught our fish on the A-rig equiped with Trashfish (LC Hitch) on buckeye lures swimbait heads and a modified Huddleston 16.
Hi's tacklebox has all the stuff in stock if you are looking

Roger runs an awesome circuit with a great bunch of guys. Fishing will only get better from here on out, so come out to the next one and have some fun.


Mike Tuck
http://www.histackleboxshop.com

Thanks for the update. Also, thanks for giving up some great tips on what worked for you guys. I was fishing Folsom the same day as the tournament. I wasn't a participant, but if I was I would have come in last!

Congrats and thanks Mike!

Steve Fisher

Here are the results... I left the weigh in slips in my truck when I took it in for service Monday and got it back last night...


Place Anglers Big Fish Total Weight Winnings # Fish
1Mike Tuck/Ron Diacon 4.99 21.24 $1,280 5
2 Scott Shambre/Danny Kelsch 12.47 $490 5
3 Adam Perry/Nick Langlois 5.41 12.39 $610 5
4 Justin Nelson/Dean Mcdaniel 3. 30 8.61 $60 4
5 Kent Brown/Mark Blanton 6.26 3
6 Brandon Holleran/Jason Garcia 3. 02 4.65 2
7 Brand Little/Travis Bounds 4.42 2
8 Clyde Edon/Leif Edon 3.83 3.83 1
9 Ryan White/Craig Gottwals 3.51 2
10 Barry Davis/Gary Charles 2.57 2.57 1
11 Don Newton/Roger Carter 2.45 2.45 1
12 John Maes/Dave Rubin 1.66 1.66 1
13 Russel West/Gary Okusako 1.39 1.39 1
John Swearinger/Tom Swearinger DNW
Jason Austin/Ken Mah DNW
Shane Peirson/Tom Peirson DNW

Mike Tuck wrote:Fishmore,

Ron Diacon and I were fortunate to win against a very tough field. We had a little over 21 lbs. of spotted bass. We caught our fish on the A-rig equiped with Trashfish (LC Hitch) on buckeye lures swimbait heads and a modified Huddleston 16.
Mike Tuck
http://www.histackleboxshop.com

So there you have it. The A rig wins at Folsom. Put it in the hands of a true pro and watch out. Nice job Mike! Not only a win but looks like along with the Huds, kicked some a$$. Almost a 9# spread. Where does it end. I am with you. I just started tournament fishing a few years back and have enjoyed all the different kinds of baits that you can catch fish on. I have already talked to my partner for this year and we are saying how we will have to get in tune with the A rig. Sounds like that is the way to win. I can tell you though, if every tournament I will have to throw the A rig to get a check, chuck and wind, and tournaments start to become dominated by this, tournament fishing will pretty much suck. I am not sure why tournament fishermen and tournament directors, recreational anglers excluded, can not see the light of day on this one. How fun is it going to be to go to every tournament and throw this thing, and know if you don't you are going to be a donator. Ban it!