[Southpaw]

Anyone know where I can find out the results from yesterdays
ABA tournament on Stillhouse???

 

[SkeeterMark]

I bet I can guess 1st. Paul Stokes and ..... ;D

 

[jpitrucha]

Paul didn't have a fish. Gerald Pobril won with 14 and som change. less than 10 got a check.

 

[Ronnie]

35 entries, 8 were non-boaters.  A Non-boater was third and had big bass.  He also gets a free entry next month for being the highest finishing non-boater.  Second got some of the Texas Boat World money for buying a new boat from Texas Boat World.  Belton in March is next.

 

[JohnW]

Only had 2 fish all day. Very tough day and unusual this time of the year on Stillhouse. ABA (district 52) is looking for more non-boaters and boaters. If anyone is interested, contact Cliff Brown at Texas Boat World (254-699-9151).

 

[Southpaw]

If Stokes didn't get a fish, I don't feel so bad now.
Only thing I got all day was that something bit off half of one
of my 10" power worms.
I never worked so many baits in so much structure with no results.
Water temp was 49.

 

[Brian Booker]

The bass are tough out there right now. Don't seem to be in the same place twice.....

 

[dragmaster]

This is a draw format where boaters and non-boaters are put with each other and compete for the same prize purse. There were 26 boaters and 8 non-boaters that showed up for the season opening tournament. Fishing was tuff for Stillhouse standards, you can view a complete list of the finishing names and weights at http://www.texasboatworld.com/custompage.asp?pg=localtournaments The next ABA area 52 tournament will be on Belton Lake on March 1st, you can see from these results that there is room for non-boaters to join in. This format is a great opportunity for anglers to fish with some of the best local anglers in the area on there home waters. Some of the names of contestants at the Stillhouse tournament were, Pual Stokes, Ronnie Trower, Jeff Pitrucha, Dave Hogge, Gerald Poboril, Gilbert Miller, and Bob Babcock just to name a few, many other great local anglers also competed. We are looking forward to a much larger field at the Belton Event.