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Glasgow boats two limits to
capture Arkansas National Title on Dardanelle
Russellville, AR April 23, 2005 -Wind gusting to 25mph
from the northwest, with dropping temperatures, did not prevent
the women anglers providing a great weigh-in here on Lake Dardanelle.
The WBFA Tour Beauty & The Bass event concluded today with
a final weigh-in at Dardanelle State Park. Beautiful weather
on the bank however, proved to provide tough bass fishing conditions
for the anglers out on the lake.
The Dardanelle A.P. Board acted as host for this, the fourth
point-carrying tournament event in the 2005 WBFA Tour season.
Preliminary work by the Lake Dardanelle Lady Anglers, an affiliated
bass club of the WBFA, provided loads of information for the
contenders, great hospitality and recognition from the community,
and made the event a very enjoyable one for all. Lake Dardanelle
is a premier bass fishery and the facilities at Dardanelle State
Park are state-of-the-art when it comes to bass tournament mechanics
and protecting the lake's great natural resource.
The women anglers were allowed to trailer to their various destinations
because of the predicted, windy conditions. They still
had to be out of the water and checked in on time at Lake Dardanelle
State Park's weigh-in facility for the 3pm final weigh-in however.
Safety of the anglers is a very high priority of the WBFA Tour
tournament officials.
Despite two days of very windy conditions, and dropping temperatures,
Sheri Glasgow managed to bring two limits of bass to the weigh-in,
and captured the Arkansas National Title. Her two-day total
was 27.04 pounds of bass, and she also took the second-day lunker
award of over $400
with a bass weighing 3.91 pounds. Local favorite, Joan
Craig of London, AR, placed second with 21.62 pounds and Lisa
Sternard from Clarksville, TN finished third with 21.40 pounds.
Rounding out the top 5 were Pam Martin Wells hailing from Bainbridge,
GA and Cheryl Lalumandier from Harvester, MO.
The non-boater winner, Dianne Kegley, of Norphlet, AR brought
a two-day total 14.68 pounds to the scales and took the second-day
lunker award of over $300, with a 3.78-pound bass. Debbie
Pegoli from Loveland, OH finished second with 10.71 pounds.
Finishing out the top 5 were; Laura Moore of Vidor, TX, Robin
Babb from Livingston, TX and Tammy Ply hailing from Harrison,
AR.
The WBFA Tou's final 2005 season stop will be on Lake Eufaula
in Eufaula, AL in June. The top finishers for the season
will be decided there. The Lake Eufaula event will also
serve to kick off the 2006 season.
National Sponsors of the WBFA Tour include: Gary Yamamoto Custom
Baits, Mercury Marine, Triton Boats by Earl Bentz, DEKA Marine
Master Batteries, Alex Langer's Flying Lure, Minn Kota, Stay
N Charge charging systems, FlowMaster Exhaust Systems, FisherGirl,
Hog Rustler Lures, Kick 'N Bass scents, and Eidolon Bait Company.
For more info on fishing the WBFA Tour, call WBFA headquarters
at (800)343-6566 or visit their website at www.WBFATOUR.com
Back to Tournament Results
NORTH WIND BLOWING BEAUTIES
ON LAKE DARDANELLE
April 23, 2005 - Thunderstorms rumbled across Lake Dardanelle
during the wee hours Friday morning, but quickly cleared to provide
a smooth first-day takeoff for the WBFA Tour Beauty & The
Bass event. Though late-afternoon winds were predicted
to reach 15 to 25 mph, they were gusting up to 37mph by noon.
Not only did this development provide difficult fishing conditions
for the Women anglers, running back to the weigh-in site became
an unsafe and very tricky proposition. Four to six foot
swells made running, or crossing, the main lake almost impossible.
Concerned for participant safety, Tournament Director, Willie
Cook, made the decision to allow anglers to be trailered back
to the weigh-in site. Many of the anglers took advantage
of this safety precaution, though almost 50% of the field made
it back without trailering. Wet, cold and wind-tossed was
the norm for those that did brave the run back. By the
Grace of God no one suffered personal injury or damage to fishing
equipment.
Fifteen States are represented in the ranks of anglers participating
in this the fourth qualifying event of the 2005 WBFA Tour season.
There is also a competitor from Japan, who is fishing her third
event on the tour.
Top five anglers in the Pro Division include: Pam Martin Wells
of Bainbridge, GA, Sheri Glasgow, from Muskogee, OK, local favorite
Joan Craig from London, AR, Lisa Sternard hailing from Clarksville,
TN and Cheryl Lalumandier from Harvester, MO. Wells is
the first day leader with 14.12 pounds of bass.
Debbie Pegoli of Loveland, OH, leads the Non-Boater Division
with 8.25 pounds. Rounding out the top five are: Dianne
Kegley, from Norphlet, AR, local Mary James hailing from London,
AR, Lisa Craig of Chandler, TX and Tammy Ply of Harrison, AR.
Two-time World Champion, Judy Wong, of Sugar Land, TX took todayâ¤s
Pro's lunker award with a 4-pound bass.
Amateur Lunker award went to Robin Babb of Livingston, TX with
a 4.24-pound bass.
â¤With tomorrowâ¤s prediction
being very close to todayâ¤s, I have decided
to allow the anglers to trailer to their favorite launch, fish
their area, and trailer back to the weigh-in site�,
Cook said about the final dayâ¤s competition.
When asked how that process would work fairly for all, Cook replied;
â¤The competitors must put in and take out at the
same launch, they cannot take out and trailer to any other launch,
and they will all honor a first-cast time of 6:05 am.�
â¤The final weigh-in will still begin at 3 pm promptly
on Saturday at Lake Dardanelle State Park�, Cook
said.
The WBFA Tour is the only national tournament trail where women
can competitively bass fish amongst their peers. The WBFA
Tour is sponsored nationally by: Gary Yamamoto Custom Baits,
Mercury Marine, Triton Boats by Earl Bentz, DEKA Marine Master
Batteries, Stay N Charge, Minn Kota, FlowMaster Exhaust Systems,
Kick â¤"N Bass Scents, Hog Rustler Lures, FisherGirl,
Bass Medics, and Eidolon Bait Company.
For more info on the WBFA Tour, call their office at (800) 343-6566
or visit their website at www.WBFATOUR.com
Back to Tournament Results
WBFA Tour Beauty and the Bass event to grace
Lake Dardanelle
Russellville, AR - April 8, 2005
The women anglers of the WBFA Tour will be arriving this Sunday,
April 17, in Russellville, Arkansas, to start tournament-week
for the fourth qualifying event in the WBFA Tourâ¤s
2005 Season. The tournament will be held on Lake Dardanelle with
the official take off and weigh in at the Lake Dardanelle State
Park on April 22 and 23. Weigh-ins will begin at 3 pm both
days. The Russellville A & P Board is sponsoring the
Arkansas Invitational Pro/Am, for the second consecutive year.
Housing headquarters is at Lakeside Inn in Dardanelle.
The women anglers are trying to make a move to qualify for the
Classic World Championship, to be held this fall. This
tournament may decide who pulls out front in several tight races.
On the pro side, Pam Martin-Wells of Georgia is holding onto
the lead for Angler of the Year with 296 points and Judy Wong
of Texas close on her heels with 293 points. Judy was the winner
at Dardanelle last year and she is looking to repeat her win
again this year.
Leading for Rookie of the Year, at this point, is Susan Hand
of Alabama, with 256 points, and she is looking to extend her
lead.
The Amateur of the Year race is also very heated. Lisa
Craig of Texas holding a 4 point lead at 294, with Robin Babb
of Texas at 290 points and Kathryn Gibson of Tennessee
with 286 points.
This tournament promises to set up the last remaining qualifier
on Lake Eufaula, Alabama in June, for an exciting finish to see
who wins these titles.
The public is invited to attend the weigh-ins and see first hand
the excitement that is generated at a womenâ¤s
bass tournament.
The WBFA Tour is sponsored nationally by: Mercury Marine, Triton
Boats by Earl Bentz, Gary Yamamoto Custom Baits, FisherGirl,
DEKA Marine Master Batteries, Alex Langer's Flying Lure, Minn
Kota, Hog Rustler Lures, Bass Medics, Stayâ¤N
Charge, Kick' N Bass Scents and Eidolon Bait Company.
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