20 boats showed up to do battle in the Double Nickel event at the East Pearl River. There was plenty of good water for everyone to fish however we had an in coming tide. Some boats went north and some went south. After all was said and done Bob Perry came out on top with a 3-fish tournament limit that weighed 8.278 pounds. Ralph Williams came in second with 6.459 pounds. In third place was Mike Marodis who weighed in a limit of 6.107 pounds. Marodis also brought in the big fish of the day: a 3.660-pound fish.  

The Double Nickel Bass Club is holding its next tournament at the East Pearl River on Tuesday, June 13. For more information please contact Dwain Crumby at 985-502-6006.

24 boat showed up to the Double Nickel Bass tournament to fish the East Pearl River. The weather was cool and the skies were overcast which made it enjoyable.  Just about everyone caught their limits by weigh-in. Coming out on top was Dwain Crumby wo brought in a 3-fish tournament limit that weighed 6.757-pounds.  Bob Perry came in second with a limit of 6.459 pounds. He also caught the second biggest bass of the event; a 3.913-pound fish.  Jason Lee took third place with 6.217 pounds. James Harris caught the biggest bass of the day; a 4.630-pound fish  

The Liars and Lunker's bunch held their forth of five Spring/Summer Series tournaments on May 21st out of the East Pearl River launch. The tournament was moved up a week so that all of the anglers could enjoy Memorial Day weekend with their families. Even though the river was high, the bass were hungry. Several ten plus pound bags were brought in and several big ones were caught.  Taking the win was Steele Sessions and Tyler Allgood with 18.07 pounds. Second place went to Cody Osterly with 14.02 pounds. Cody also took big bass honors with a 4.80 pounder. The team of Charles Dauzat and Mark Mohr took third with 11.79 pounds.