Hawg Hawlers Bass Club Hawg Hawlers Bass Club Lake Barkley

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Hawg Hawlers Bass Club
Lake Barkley - 2013
www.hawghawlers.com
Contents
Tournament Results1
First Place1
Lake News1
Results Continued2
Places2
Honorable Mention2
Barkley Wrap Up4
Complete Results4
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AOY Race/Top 10 (current)
Reminders/Special Thanks
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Next Tournament7
Lake History7
Special Events (Big Bass Bash)
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Hawg Hawler Sponsors
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Wapp Buddy Bass Results
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Wapp Buddy Bass Pics
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1988 - 2013 Celebrating 25 YEARS
Hook from the President
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Team Forrest
Win Barkley, 2013
Results Continued 3
BIG BASS3
Barkley “Lake News”
Ten Boats head to Tennessee to battle it out on
Lake Barkley.
Saturday, all we saw was rain and a few fish.
Waters were rising and getting muddier as the day
progressed. Fish were pretty hard to find too.
Brian and Mark Forrest were carrying big sticks
when they hit the waters of Lake Barkley. With
rainy conditions they were still able to bring in a
total weight of 33.54 lbs using jigs and shakey
heads. This stringer is the 5th largest in HH history. On day one, they brought 9 fish to the scales
weighing over 25 lbs. Brian also had BB on Saturday weighing 4.18lbs. Congratulations on a great
win. First Place payout was $154.
Sunday was drier, but the floating debris gathered
on all the banks and made it pretty tough to find a
clean area of water to fish.
Water temps held steady between 58-63 degrees.
Water levels were slightly above normal on Friday
and by noon on Sunday, they were 2-3 foot high.
Air temps ranged from the low 50s to nearly 60
degrees. All in all, everyone I talked to liked the
lake but didn’t like the weather. The time/distance
traveled was about the same as heading to Pomme
and less than Table Rock.
Better weather could make this a favorite lake???
Barkley continued
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Places....
(2nd Place)
Greg (not pictured) and Andy Shands
Dean Sullivan and Mark Chapman took 2nd
Place with 5 fish for a total weight of 14.64 lbs using black/blue jigs. 2nd place payout was $112.
Greg and Andy Shands brought 3 fish to the
scale weighing 9.71 lbs for 3rd Place. Andy also
weighed in a bass over 4 lb.. Andy said they caught
all their fish on a War Eagle Spinner Bait. 3rd Place
payout was $84.
4th Place - Mike and Dave Jankowski brought in
3 fish weighing a total of 8.06 lbs beating out team
Durbin/Himstedt by .01 lb. 4th Place payout was
$64.
Honorable Mention....
BIG HAWGS (over 4 lb)
Mike Jankowski - 4.12 lb, Dean Sullivan - 4.06 lb,
Andy Shands - 4.05 lb.
Mike and Dave Jankowski
(4th)
(3rd)
Dean Sullivan and Mark Chapman
BIG BASS (Tourney)....
BIG BASS (Saturday)....
Brian Forrest, brought in the Big Bass of the
day on Saturday weighing in 4.18 lb. Saturday’s
Big Bass Payout was $30.00. Congrats Brian!
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Jim Gross brought in the BIG BASS for the weekend weighing in at 4.29 lbs. He caught it on a
Buzzbait. Big Bass payout for Sunday was $45 and
the side pot was $30. Congratulations Jim!
Barkley continued
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Dean Sullivan
Bryan Slaughter
JD Ketcherside
Jones/Fleming
Hawg Hawlers Tournament
Complete Results
BarkleyWrap Up....
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Himstedt/Durbin
Forrest/Forrest Stringer (Saturday)
Barkley continued
Rain, rain, rain.....that was the main event for this past weekend of fishing. Everyone’s rain gear got a good
work out and some of us found out we need new gear.
With rain falling and the lake rising, it made for some tough fishing. At least for some of us...excluding the
team of Forrest and Forrest who scared all of us with their first day weight.
Hope to see you-all at Pomme!
Your President,
Andy Shands / Take a kid fishin’
Mike Jankowski
Dan Durbin
Three of us braved more than just fishing in the rain...we camped in it too. Yes it was wet but it was still fun.
Everyone enjoyed making fun of us in our nice little wet tents, but they all told us to come and stay in the dry
rooms they had. The best part was sitting around the wet wood, spraying lighter fluid on it, saying its going to
burn this time. Most of the time camping is fun and Dad and I will be camping at most of the tournaments this
year, so if you want to give it a try, just come on down. Remember, there is nothing better than a steak and
fried taters cookin over an open fire, or listening to the sounds of the crickets chirping as you fall to sleep.
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This lake was like a cross between Lake of the Ozarks and table rock; you had docks, rocks and stick ups to
fish. The bite was great until Saturday and by Sunday it had pretty much stopped. The front that came with
the rain gave the bass lock jaw. But I think all the teams who came to this one will all agree that we want it
back on the schedule for next year.
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A HOOK from our President.....
AOY RACE 2013
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2013 TOP 10 “CURRENT” ANGLERS
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Reminders....
Don’t forget to send in your Tournament Registration for our Pomme de Terre Tournament to Dan Durbin by Wednesday, May 15th.
ALSO......we’re still needing Tournament Directors for upcoming Tournaments. Check
the HH Website for Tournaments still needing Directors and email an officer if you’re
willing to help. You’ll get 3 points added to your AOY total for helping out just 1 tourney.
Special Thanks.. go out to “Jim and Joni Gross & Mike and David Jankowski”
for being our Tournament Directors....AND to Eddie Creek Resort for their hospitality!
WE APPLAUD YOU!
Our next tournament takes place at a favorite lake
of many...Pomme de Terre, on May 18-19. Take
off will be from the State Park marina (417) 8521031. Tournament times are - Sat/Sun 6:00 AM to
12 Noon. T-Directors are - Sat: Durbin/Heinz, Sun:
Stanek/Stanek.
Our special event for our Pomme de Terre
Tournament is a Friday Night Big Bass
Bash! This is JUST FOR FUN, and an option
that anyone fishing in the POMME tournament can enter. The cost is $10 per boat (1-2
member teams) with 100% PAYOUT to the
team with the biggest bass weighed in. The
Big Bass tournament hours will be from 3:00
pm to 6:00 pm on FRIDAY. If you plan to fish
the Friday night BIG BASH, bring your $10
to the marina dock and be ready to fish. Do
NOT send in your payment with your registration. Payment will ONLY be accepted at the
lake prior to takeoff on Friday night.
Hope to see you all at the lake on Friday!
Remember, this is optional and does NOT
count towards any tournament points.
Lake History....
Take 44 West to exit 129 Lebanon (Hwy 64). Take
64 for 40 miles to 64B. Turn Left on 64B. The Marina is 2 miles on your right.
Special Events....
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Directions....
Next Tourney...
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“Pomme de Terre”
When and Where....
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HH Sponsors
Please Support our Sponsors!
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Are you taking fish pictures from your
boat that are worth sharing?
Send them to me at:
tinjet225@gmail.com...........they could
make it into the newsletter.
Wapp Buddy Bass
Results
Buddy Bass Tourney
Big BASS of the day also goes
to Roy Griffey with a Hawg
weighing 6.42 lb.
Thanks to all who participated.
(Pictures can be found on next
page.
There were 22 boats that entered and some really nice fish
caught. (9 of which were over 4
lb). The winning team was Roy
Griffey and Dale Breakenridge
with 5 fish weighing 19.59 lb.
Congrats to Roy and Dale!
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A special thanks to Chaonia
Landing for their help in providing a great location. Thanks also
to all who were sponsors.
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With a lot of work, a handful
of HHers pulled this off. We
learned a lot from it too. We had
intentions to make more money
for the club, but that didn’t happen. However...Those that fished
the tourney did comment that
this was the most professionally
held tourney they have fished. A
HUGE thank you to all the HH
members that gave up their time
to help. (Greg and Andy Shands,
Dan Durbin, Bob Treadway, Bryan Slaughter, Mike Jankowski
and Chris Himstedt)
Buddy Bass Pictures
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Hawg Hawlers Bass Club Hawg Hawlers Bass Club Lake Barkley

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