Div 1 Top 5
Team Jr. Angler # Fish Total Weight Big Fish
Cody Standerfer Johnny Standerfer 7 10.26 1.72
JayDon Reeve Rhonda Reeve 7 9.72 1.53
Jeff Schwieterman Chris Waters Lucy Waters 7 9.24 1.58
George Nelon Larry Middleton 7 8.78 1.33
James Hill David Hill 7 8.21 1.39

Div 2 Top 5
Team Jr. Angler # Fish Total Weight Big Fish
Carl Ellis Bill Carr 7 8.45 1.39
Terrance Williams Jim Stuckeman 7 7.72 1.56
Willie Scott Chris Scott Rielly Greenlee 7 6.67 1.27
Ron Conaster Richard Bailey Caleb Anderson 7 5.90 1.06
Jimmy Leonard Thibault Ferveur Guilhem Ferveur 7 5.26 1.13

Full results will be posted on the CAT Website later in the week.

Jeff

Nice job fellas and Lady. Hat's off to Lucy Lou. From what I hear she carried Jeff and Chris.

Congrats to all the winners!!

Final results have been posted on the CAT Website

CAT Tournament results

The Anglers of the Year races had a big shake-up after this tournament...no clear winners in either division.

Anglers of the Year Standings

Jeff

Congratulations to the winners and all the teams that collected checks! Also, congrats to the top 5 for qualifying for the TSCC.

It was good to see everyone at the weigh-in...that is the best part of tourney fishing is to visit and b.s. with everyone.

I had to get out of there quickly afterwards because vacation was calling me.....just spent a week on the coast....what a great trip.

Looking forward to the T.S.C.C on Fork.

This is about as tough fishing as I've seen on Texoma. Fishing is usually good this time of year.

We caught our fish in 8-16' water. Keepers were easy to come by but size was not. We managed 36 keepers on tourney day. I'm somewhat puzzled as to how the bite is good and you can catch keepers...but where are the big ones? I think there were only a handful of 1.5# fish weighed in.....they haven't left the lake and they are plenty. Of course, the winners know where they are but the rest of us would like to know too.

It still took 10 plus pounds to win which goes to show what a great fishery Texoma is....because even with less than ideal conditions it still takes 10 plus pounds to win. It's a big fish lake for sure.

Well, we didn't fish y'all's division, and we didn't catch 10 pounds, but here goes:

We caught all of our fish 5-10 feet deep in water about 6-12 feet deep. We probably caught about 20 keepers. Bill fished minnows. I fished jigs. We weighed-in five fish around a pound or so. Bill caught three of those.

About 11 a.m. we had one decent fish and six small keepers. Then we fished three little spots within about a half-mile of each other where we culled the smaller fish by about 1 p.m. One of those little piles we found on tournament day while idling between spots.

Congrats to all the winners!
I've only crappie fished there one time, but love it. Hope to get the chance to go again some day.