The Double Nickel bass Club fished the East Pearl River Tuesday morning and had 22 boats show up to fish a low tide and some muddy waters. Half the field went north and the others went south. Just about everyone caught fish.  In the end it was CJ Pichon who came out on top with  6.658 pounds anchored with the 1st place big fish of 3.097 pounds. Second place went to James Harris with a 3-fish tournament limit weighing 5.534 pounds. Guy Steagall took third place with 4.817 pounds   

​A nice cool spring morning greeted the anglers for the first Bass Assassins tournament of 2023 this past Sunday.  As the anglers showed up the parking lot became full and folks were parking along each side of Main street.  After the dust settled 31 anglers signed up to do battle on the Bayou.  As I called out the boat numbers each angler cruised off one by one to their first spots with hopes of catching lots of good fish.  Unfortunately at the weigh in it was clear the fishing did not match the beautiful weather or meet the expectations of the anglers.  Less than half the field had fish to weigh in.  Leading those anglers was Jared Norris who brought in a 9.14 lbs. limit to claim first place.  Jared also had the big bass of the day which was a 4.87 lbs. beauty. ​ In second we find Jean Junius with a 5.31 lbs. limit.  Josh Enman took home third place with a limit totaling 4.37 lbs.   Fourth place went to John Cahill for his four fish that totaled 4.13 lbs.  Rounding up the top 5 we have Hunter Burkell with four fish totaling 4.01 lbs.

The Double Nickel Bass Club fished the East Pearl River on Tuesday morning. 22 boats showed up to compete on a river that was a little on the muddy side despite heading north or south. The morning saw light winds which strengthened towards the end.  Dwain Crumby led the way claiming first place with a 3-fish tournament limit weighing 7.529 pounds. Crumby also caught the  2nd big fish: a 3.803-pound bass. In second place was Jason Lee with 5.467 pounds.  Third place went to Bob Perry with 5.002. pounds. The big fish pot was claimed by David Purridy who weighed in a 4.211-pounder  

The Double Nickel Bass Club is holding their next tournament at the East Pearl River on Tuesday, Feb 28. For more information please contact Dwain Crumby at 985-502-6006.
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