The Double Nickel Bass Club fished on Tuesday morning with everyone keeping an eye on the weather, which really didn't interfere with the tournament. There were 15 boats that showed up to compete for bragging rights and a cash pot. The river was coming down, but anglers were still fighting an incoming tide that kept the water high. In the end, it was Guy Stegall who came in first place with 10.10 pounds. Stegall also won the big bass pot with a 3.92-pound fish. Ralph Dunn claimed second place with 5.88 pounds. Ralph Williams took third place with 4.20 pounds.

Nineteen anglers gathered at the Main Street launch for our second Bayou Lacombe tournament of 2025.  It was a mild breezy morning and the water temps were already in the low 80's before the sun came up.  The day quickly turned into a hot windy day.  The fishing was tough which was evident by the bags brought into the scales.  Out of nineteen people only four brought in limits, ten anglers brought in 2-3 fish, and five blanked. Up top we find a Bayou Lacombe hammer John Seghers who powered through the tough conditions to bring in a 8.64 lbs limit to top the field.  

The Liars and Lunkers fished their May 18th tournament at Crawfords Landing on the West Pearl River. There were several boats that showed up to compete for bragging rights and a cash pot. It was a productive day on the water with some quality fish brought to the scales. In the end, it was the team of Tyler Allgood and Steele Sessions who came in first place with an impressive 12.9 pounds. Allgood and Sessions also won the big bass pot with a 5.3-pound fish.

Liar's and Lunkers will be holding their next tournament on June 29th at the East Pearl River. For more info, contact Morgan Schutte 985-789-4503