Thread: Green River Lake Fruit Jar Tourney results.....with pics

had to great time. alot of good people, thanks chucky and pappy for getting all of this together.........

Thanks for the pics Chucky. Wish I'd made it down there. Looks like a great time was had by all.

Sure gate I missed guys, glad y'all had good turn out.

Thank you Chucky & Crappiepappy, it was my first tounament ever & had a blast. Good bunch to be around. Maybe next time Raywright & me will be in one of them pictures closer to the top. Lol! Thanks again guys.

Wish I coulda made it but I'm still stuck on this ol'towboat!

... we mighta coulda taken 2nd place, if one of our bigger fish hadn't died on us before we weighed in

for sure ... but, with us being only 0.28lbs from 2nd place, I believe the big male that died would have weighed that much more than the smallest "live" one that we did weigh.

Just a lesson learned ... take care to keep your fish alive, especially during the warm water tourney periods. We "fizzed" that fish, chemically treated the water, cooled the water some, and kept the recirc pump on to aerate the livewell water ... and it still died.

Almost makes me want to shorten the Taylorsville tourney hours

... cp

hey Pappy, why not change the rule? Most fish are going to be fileted anyway.

Originally Posted by wannabe fisherman

hey Pappy, why not change the rule? Most fish are going to be fileted anyway.

I just hate to change the rule (shorten the time) when we're so close to the tournament date. But, if this tourney series continues ... that's a worthy idea for consideration IMHO.

I'm thinking along the lines of 6AM - 12Noon for any tourney scheduled after May. The only problem I see with that, though, is that it might keep some people from participating in the tourneys ... seeing as how the crank pullers prefer the hotter days/hours.

I have to consider, also, what Chucky said about the fish dying ... that, when in a tourney, you don't keep more than a tourney limit in your livewell ... especially during hot weather, and when bringing fish up from deep water so quickly.

I bought a balance scale just for the sole purpose of using it to cull the lighter fish, starting with fish #8 ... I just hope I have to use it

... cp