We have 83 boats out on a chilly foggy morning on Ray Hubbard. Awesome turnout! Thanks to you all! Come on down to weigh in at 3:00. See some toads weighed in, buy a shirt, hat or some tickets and support the American Cancer Society!

Thanks Tom for your dedication to this tournament and the work you put into it all year long. It was definitely a success again this year and the weather couldn't have been better which was shown in all of the great bags of fish brought in. Ray Hubbard Bass Club members really showed up with some great bags also.
Now we get a small break before you herd us in to start working on next years Fish for a Cure tournament.

Thanks Tommy for all you did to make this year a success. The story on Ray Hubbard is usually the better the weather, the worse the fishing but that was NOT the case yesterday. Big bags and big fish were the order of the day. 83 boats fishing with us is a blessing from above and shows the power of people when the cause is a great one. When weigh in was over the team of Keith Taylor and Chadd Dearen were our winners with 24.40 pounds anchored by a 6.94 big fish. The team of Hector De La Garza and Chad Grace took big bass honors with an 8.63 toad. It took 19.06 to get a check yesterday! Fishing was great. I will post full results and pictures this week as well as a final tally of money raised which was substantial. The generosity of Texans never ceases to amaze me. Put it on your calendar now. Our 10th anniversary of Fish For A Cure will be Sunday, October 26th 2025! Make plans to join us!

Congrats to Doc and Chadd for the well deserved win!

Also congrats to Tom, and all the other RHBC folks who put in the work to ensure yet another successful tournament.

Guess I should edit my signature to include my name. Since you “outted” me.

Congrats Chadd and Doc

Doing my civic duty!

.

They were definitely "On Em"

I had a great time, even though my motor blew up on the way to our first spot in the morning. Just fished our way back to Chandlers and caught about 30 fish on the way. 7 keepers. Best 5 was over 15lbs. That made the motor loss a little less depressing.

Tom and the RHBC did a great job with this event, as always.

That sucks. Now it’s time to put a 250SHO on there and pop wheelies.

You pulled the mask off the Lone Ranger, you must be Big Bad Leroy Brown!

My little skeeter is only rated for 130hp max. I'd flip over with a 250 🤣

Hell yeah! It will handle it just fine!