congrats everyone, thanks again darren, garrett had a hard time getting in the house saturday, his head was swelled so big it couldnt get thru the door,lol
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ETCC September 19, 2015 Chickamauga Tournament Results
East Tennessee Crappie Club held its first tournament of the 2015-2016 season Saturday September 19, 2015. Thirteen boats participated in the event. It was a rather foggy start but the day turned out to be very warm in the afternoon. Fish were caught a variety of different ways during the day. Some teams caught fish shallow, while other teams caught fish deep. The following are the results;
1. Darren Caughron and Garret Smith 7 fish 7.21
2. Chris James and Tim Smith 7 fish 7.06 big fish 1.40
3. William Houston and Ritchie Begley 7 fish 6.80
4. Jason Rhodey and Jerry Huckaby 7 fish 6.75
5. Matt Xenos and Don Speer 7 fish 6.31
6. Dickey Porter and Phil Gawthrop 7 fish 5.97
7. Gene Vicars and Scott Baines 3 fish 2.22
8. Alan Walker and Charlie Binder 2 fish 1.53
9. Frank Merritt 2 fish 1.49
10. Wally Portor and Tom Burwinkle 1 fish .69
11. Jim Parnell 1 fish .67
12. Tony Tipton and Scott Carmack 0 fish
13. Jason Davis and Justin Davis 0 fish
Congrats to all that participated. The next event will be on October 17th at Watts Bar. It was voted on during the event that the November Tellico tournament date will be moved to November 14.
congrats everyone, thanks again darren, garrett had a hard time getting in the house saturday, his head was swelled so big it couldnt get thru the door,lol
Great turnout. Watts Bar should be better conditions and cooler temps.
I really enjoyed our first tournament with the ETCC. Great job by all. Congratulations to the winners. Chris, you and Tim would have won it if that big fish hadn't died. Grin.
I had the pleasure of fishing with Mr. Garrett Smith during the tournament. We spider rigged crankbaits using bottom bouncing rigs bouncing them off of stumps on creek ledges in 15-20' of water to catch our fish. Our speed was slow at .8 mph. Garrett never lost a fish the entire day and netted every fish with precision. I lost three with one being a very heavy fish. We fished three specific stumpy areas with our number one go to area never producing a fish. The best part of the day was the last 30 minutes when a wakeboard boat filled with teenage girls kept running by us keeping the water choppy. I was ready to strangle them. Garret's comment, "no matter where I go or what I do the women seem to find me. I guess I will have to learn to wakeboard." I couldn't help but laugh all the way back to the ramp. Looking forward to the watts bar tournament. Hope everyone can make it.