RESCHEDULED OOLOGAH CRAPPIE.COM TOURNAMENT AUG 27TH, 2016

Here is the info for the last regular season tournament of 2016. Remember you have fish 3 tournaments to fish the Classic. Confirmed sponsors for this tournament are: Ken Roberson (Huckabee rods), G-Daddy Baits, Redneck Rubber, and Timmy Tom jigs.. Still waiting word from others. If anyone knows of anyone who wants to donate, call me. Dean at Winganon Bait will be cooking breakfast and have all your needs: minnows, ice, drinks, snacks and great BBQ for lunch.

Lake: Oologah

Date: 8/27/2016

Check in: Winganon Bait and Tackle 5am-6am (1 mile east of Winganon Bridge)

Fishing hours: 6:45am-2:45 pm (SUBJECT TO CHANGE, DEPENDING ON HEAT)

Weigh in: must be back by 3:30pm (SUBJECT TO CHANGE, DEPENDING ON HEAT)

Limit: 7 fish; all must be alive

Technique: Open

Odie
Doug Owens
918 906-2890

Who won?......let's hear a recap .

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Originally Posted by Southerneyes

Who won?......let's hear a recap .

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X2!

Sorry for the late results! LONG DAY YESTERDAY AND WORK TODAY.

We had 19 teams yesterday and almost everyone weighed a limit. The bigger fish are just tough to locate and catch right now. I would like to first thank everyone who participated, from the feed back everyone had a great time. Second I would like to thank Dean and his staff at Winganon Bait for hosting the check-in and weigh-in, they did a great job as always. I also want to thank our sponsors: Ken Roberson (Power Crappie LLC), The Holsons (Redneck Rubber), Tim Cumbie (Timmy Tom Jigs), and Frank Langston (G-Daddy Baits). Below are the results and I will also post how we caught our fish and encourage everyone else to do the same.

Odie



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Brian and I caught our fish in 7-10 fow on isolated laydowns, stumps and a sunken boat. Brian caught our biggest fish off of the sunken boat in 8 fow. We caught 3/4 of our fish drop-shotting minnows and the rest on the new color (?) Bobby Garland baby shad. We tried brush piles from 10-14 fow and caught only very small fish on those. Hope this helps!

Odie

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Originally Posted by deerhunterodie

Brian and I caught our fish in 7-10 fow on isolated laydowns, stumps and a sunken boat. Brian caught our biggest fish off of the sunken boat in 8 fow. We caught 3/4 of our fish drop-shotting minnows and the rest on the new color (?) Bobby Garland baby shad. We tried brush piles from 10-14 fow and caught only very small fish on those. Hope this helps!

Odie

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Got to love the sunken boat and don't count out minners!

Steve and I fished timber north of Wiganon. Early, had many pecks but only one thump that produced a fish. Couldn't get a second bite. So we dropped a minnow on a 1/4 oz white Redneck Rubber jig head and started catching on the stumps we had only got pecked prior. Also caught fish on a clear Beaver Bottom tipped with a minnow on the same 1/4 oz white jig head. Some hit as soon as it reached 11' deep in 13' of water. Most wanted it dead still for a minute or two. Key for us was a super slow presentation and hitting lots of trees.

I caught all mine Whilst my wife cracked the whip over me working in the yard!!!

Congrats! That's a good 7 fish weight!

Congrats to the winners, that's a great turnout with a re-scheduled event!

The event was fantastic, as usual. Zeke and I found all of our bigger fish on brush in about 10 FOW or less. Deeper, we caught dinks. We fish double-rigged with a 1/16 oz blue hair jig (Grandpa's from Winganon Bait) above and a #2 (I used #3) Aberdeen hook about twelve inches below, with a drop shot below that. I caught several doubles, but the most memorable was two 12 inchers at once. I've never had that happen before (that big). They were caught on a new pile we've named "Money". It was a great time. Looking forward to Wister!

I just wanted to thank everyone for posting how and general area they caught their fish. Helps everyone become a better crappie fisherman.

Oh! I just wanted to add I catch mine the same way dstreet did :biggrin