May 5, 2012 Dewey Mullins Tribute Bass Tourney

Tournament Winners

By Ken Testorff

Early on, today's tourney looked like it might have a soggy beginning for the 13 anglers in nine boats, but the skies were beginning to clear when we shoved off from the boat basin, and they stayed that way throughout the day. Claiming the first-place prize today was the team of Bob Glass and Randy Conkle, with five fish weighing 10.92 lbs. Second place went to Chris Napier, with a bag of five fish weighing 10.04 lbs. The tourney's lunker pot went to the team of Lenny Hall and Gary Coderre, with a bass weighing 2.99 lbs. Other participants who weighed big fish were the team of Bob Glass and Randy Conkle, with a 2.78-lb. bass; Chris Napier, with a 2.49-lb. bass; the team of Eddie Sapp and Paul Celentano, with a 2.36 lb. bass; and the team of Bobbie Moore and J. P. Twohig, with a 2.12-lb. bass.



Bob Glass and his partner (not pictured) Randy Conkle - 1st Place

Chris Napier - 2nd Place

Gary Coderre and his partner (not pictured) Lenny Hall - Big Bass

Other Results

Here's how all the other participants finished in total weight: the team of Lenny Hall and Gary Coderre, five fish, 9.96 lbs.; the team of Eddie Sapp and Paul Celentano, five fish, 9.88 lbs.; the team of Bobbie Moore and J. P. Twohig, three fish, 5.20 lbs.; and Al Lemieux, two fish, 2.20 lbs. Anglers Joe McDevitt, Skip Schaible and Ken Testorff all reported catching a few fish today but chose not to bring them to the scales for weigh-in.

Those 10 anglers who participated in the weigh-in accounted for a total of 25 bass weighing a grand total of 48.20 lbs.

Seven participants now have qualified to fish our season-ending two-day Classic on Oct. 13-14 by virtue of having fished four tourneys. Those seven include Gary Coderre, Eddie Sapp, Paul Celentano, Bob Glass, J. P. Twohig, Skip Schaible, and Ken Testorff.

Paul Celentano and his partner (not pictured) Eddie Sapp weighed these fish.

Bobby Moore and his partner (not pictured) J. P. Twohig weighed these bass.

Next Event

For planning purposes, our next tourney is scheduled for next Saturday, May 12. Start time will be safe light (or approximately 0600). Weigh-in will be at 1400.