The Double Nickel (east) fished the East Pearl River on a nice cool morning with a light incoming tide. The water wasn't too high and it was fairly clean. At the weigh-in, it was CJ Mayeux who beat out the other 14 anglers who fished the event. Mayeux brought in a 3-fish limit weighing 5.58 pounds. Barry Lee came in second place with a limit of 5.43 pounds. Lee also won the big fish pot with a bass that weighed 3.02 Pounds.            
Dwain Crumby came in third with 5.32 pounds.  

The Double Nickel Bass Club (west) fished the Tchefuncte River. It was a cool day as 9 anglers competed on the river. There were plenty of biting but hardly any made the ruler. In the end it was Richard Alloto who managed to bring in the heaviest fish and stringer. Alloto's big bass weighed 1.47 pounds and had a 3-fish stringer that weighed in at 3.41 pounds. 

The last Bass Assassins tournament was originally scheduled for the 15th however with Hurricane Francine passing through that week we decided to push it back a week to the 22nd.  Early in the morning sixteen anglers gathered at The Foggy Waters Marina ready to do battle and hoping that the storm didn't hurt the fishing.  Not long into the morning the anglers could tell that something was off.  The fish were extremely lethargic.  There was a few decent bags brought in however talking to the anglers it wasn't easy to come by.  Kyle Metzger took home first place with his 8.64 lbs. limit.  For second we had a father-son battle.  In this battle, youth prevailed this time over age as Jimmy Dorris brought in a 7.71 lbs. limit to beat out Bill Dorris who brought in a 7.17 lbs. limit.  John Seghers brought in the big fish of the day which weighed 2.97 lbs.