Crappie masters day two weigh in

Grear tournament--tough conditions for sure---congratulations to 2 of our own RUSS AN TIM!!! AND Don COLLINS! :HandsClapping:HandsClapping:HandsClapping:HandsCl apping:HandsClapping:HandsClapping:HandsClapping:H andsClapping:HandsClapping

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Proud Winners, Thiel and Willis.

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Second Place, Durden and Durden.


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Third Place, Collins and Booth.

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And our very own "Drill Instructor" AKA Fulton (on left) and Riley, coming in 9th.

Great job to everyone that participated.

Thanks Slab!! Great to finally meet you today

Good Job DI!!! I had to leave early but sure would like to have met you.

way to go derrick

Thanks guys, we had a great time

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Originally Posted by skeetbum

Tough conditions for everyone during this tourney. Good Job Tim and Russ. Good to see everyone today. Glad it wasn't windy, cool enough as it was.

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Thx Skeetbum. We had some tough conditions but it was a level playing field. We just couldn't get on any of those big pigs to stick....Gonna try and do better at Talquin next week. Nice seeing you again also.

This event ended up getting me in a pickle.

Our 10 year old granddaughter spends Sat night with us quite frequently, she loves to fish and this weekend was no different.
We pulled up to the ramp and she asked "Papa, what's going on over there" (while pointing at the weigh in trailer) I explained what was going on and off we went. Well, she got the bright idea that we should have a tournament of our own, I took her up on it figuring "how could this go wrong" if nothing else I could use the results to pick at her the rest of the evening.

To make a long story short, guess who had to cook breakfast this morning:banghead
she left for church with a full belly and all the bragging rights.

The winning fish
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That's a good story there Grandpa. Worth a breakfast anytime. Glad y'all had fun. Parking lot was crazy!!

Them Durden boys keepin them pretty tight.