2011 Pan-O-Prog Bass Tournament

Annual Lake Marion Bass Tournament in Lakeville

July 15, 2011 at 2:50PM

My partner Ryan Brant & I fished Tuesday July 5th for a good chunk of they day, which for the most part was very unproductive. I did jump one nice fish off on shallow weed point when we first got out there. So we ended up starting there.

I quickly caught a fish close to 3lbs on a Baby Ring fry on a mojo rig, Ryan that lost a beautiful 3-4lbs bass that jumped off his flick shake setup. We got or 2 more fish there and the bite died. We tried some docks, picked up a few small fish and fish some inside weedlines and scratched up a limit with a few decent fish.

We returned to our starting spot and culled once then went to a similar area and Ryan got a 3.5lbr on shakey worm. We then went out to a handful of deep spots where all I caught was a northern pike on at DT20. Hit a few more shallow areas, caught some small fish that didn't help the bag.

We returned to our starting spot and I immediately got a 3lb plus fish on Lake Fork Hyper stick on a shakey head. Just after that I lost a big fish in similar fashion to Ryan's jumping off halfway to the boat. I ended up getting one more small cull on that spot before we had to go in for weigh-in.

We still had 2 small fish in our box, which made the nice ones that gave us the slip sting a little more. We finished with 6 fish for 15.92lbs and 4th place. First place was 18lbs and change, those lost fish would have gave us 19-20lbs, but that is fishing. Intensifying my love to hate relationship with finesse fishing with fairy wants
Find full results here.

Still a nice little pay day on a Lake that is close to home! Two tournaments on Minnetonka this weekend, should be fun, have not been out there in over a month and have no chance to practice for these tournaments.

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