Over the past several years our club sent our tournament results to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, Region 7. This information allowed biologists to see the size of winning weights and helps give them insight into the quality of fish caught.
This year (2018) members were asked to submit individual results of the total fish that they caught during a tournament. … Continue reading the story "Working with the New York State Department of Enviormental Conservartion"
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Fish Line Recycling Tubes
One of the conservation projects of the Good Ole Boys Bass Club, is our fish line recycling tubes that we have at 5 different locations. Over a one year time period we recovered enough fish line to loosely fill a 5 gal. pail. The fish line is then sent to Berkley (a fish line manufactuing company) where the fish line is turned to plastic fish … Continue reading the story "Fish Line Recycling Tubes"
Early Bird Tournament at Chaumont Bay – 9/22/18
The clubs final tournament of the season took place on September 22nd at Chaumont Bay. This Early Bird Tournament is the first point tournament for next season. Anglers were greeted with air temperatures in the low 50's after a cold front blew through the evening before. They were also facing a 10-15 mph North wind, which made running out of the a questionable decision. Kevin … Continue reading the story "Early Bird Tournament at Chaumont Bay – 9/22/18"
2018 GOB Club Classic – Oneida and Onondaga Lakes – Sept. 8 & 9
The clubs end of the season Classic took place on Oneida Lake and Oneida River.
Day 1 took Place on Oneida Lake. The bite had been tough for all who spent time pre-fishing. Tournament day showed better results than all the reports. Bill Peck brought a 5 fish limit to the scales that went 16.92 pounds and took the day 1 lead. Chris Sperling caught a … Continue reading the story "2018 GOB Club Classic – Oneida and Onondaga Lakes – Sept. 8 & 9"
Port Bay 8/26/18
The last points tournament of the season took place at Port Bay, an bay on the south side of Lake Ontario. This was a team event where the top boater and the co-angler lowest in points were teamed up. The 2nd place boater with the co-angler the 2nd lowest points, and so on until all participating anglers were teamed up. The day started off overcast … Continue reading the story "Port Bay 8/26/18"