Our first place winners, Rick Hendriks and Ian Fogarty, figured out the magic combination of variables on the fast flowing St. Clair River to record a nice 13.94 lbs limit of smallmouth! They also tied for big fish honors (4.15 lbs) with 2nd place finishers Mark Biesinger and Rick Morrison.…
Although the “big’uns” were hard to find – nice weather, good company and a multitude of small fish to keep you on your toes made for an enjoyable evening out at Lakeside on Sunova Lake. Congrats to our 1st place and big fish winners Kevin Billingsley and Rick Hendriks.
This event may be of interest to Forest City and other OBN members – the 17th Annual MacDonald Turkey Point Marina London Children’s Hospital Charity Bass Tournament to be held on Sunday, September 10th, 2017. This would be a good warmup to our interclub event at Long Point on the…
With ever changing reservoir depth and water clarity, Wildwood Lake always seems to fish differently every time we visit it. This time with high water (higher then we ever seen it), hot temperatures, strong winds, and either muddied or green stained water depending on where you went, it was the…
Lots of shoreline flippin’ and a little bit of flippin’ out as giant thunderstorms moved into the area at Pittock Lake in Woodstock. Congrats to winners Mark Biesinger and Jacob Singleton!
Sunny skies, everyone got a limit of fish – what more could you want for an opening tournament! Congrats to opener winners Kevin Billingsley and Rick Morrison!
Thank you to everybody who came out to fish the 2017 Angling Sports Canada Day Bass Tournament at Wildwood Lake! Congratulations to our top finishers: 1st Place: Jeff Collette & Rick Morrison 2nd Place: T.J. & Alicia Raytrowsky 3rd Place: Paul Kroisenbrunner & John Kroisenbrunner BIG FISH: Jeff Smith &…
Our biggest field ever of 39 boats turned up at Wildwood Lake for the 2017 Angling Sports / Forest City Bassmasters Pike Tournament. Greeting the competitors this year were windy, cold front conditions following a heavy rain the previous day. Big fish and numbers of fish were notably smaller than…
