St Jude bass tournament

[usanglure]

any body know results from todays tournament?

 

[mossyhorns300]

238 boats and it took 14.72 to win*. 11.50 to make 10th. 9.48 was 30th. We were 33rd with 9.00. Paid the top 30. Big fish was 5.92. We probably caught 40 fish but they were all 14 inches.

* Actually 16.74 was the leader but they were disqualified because their boat broke down and they were picked up at another ramp and trailered to the weigh in site so they never checked in at the alotted time for their flight at the pontoon out at the no wake buoy where we blasted off from. Had him, or his partner grabbed their fish and hopped in another boat and rode back to the check in, they would've been ok, or they coulda been towed in by somebody. Way it was explained at the weigh in.

 

[Rowdy]

Wow...losin like that's gota be a bummer.

 

[usanglure]

Sorry you didn't finish in the money! thanks

 

[Winchester]

* Actually 16.74 was the leader but they were disqualified because their boat broke down and they were picked up at another ramp and trailered to the weigh in site so they never checked in at the alotted time for their flight at the pontoon out at the no wake buoy where we blasted off from. Had him, or his partner grabbed their fish and hopped in another boat and rode back to the check in, they would've been ok, or they coulda been towed in by somebody. Way it was explained at the weigh in.

That's the rule at every big tournament I've ever fished. I'm surprised someone fishing the St. Jude wouldn't be familar with the rules.

Exactly, you can never trailer your boat without the Tourn directors permission and or presence in doing so. You have to either enter another contestants boat with your fish separated, or be towed back in your own boat, on the water.

 

[arctic_cat]

whare was this tournament at?