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California Deaf Bassmasters Club
DeafBass Lines
Volume 3 Issue 1 - Published by California Deaf BassmasterS Club - February 2005
News for Serious Deaf Bass Fisherman
Robert Odom’s
Remembrance - page 4)
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Richard Bean wins 1st time
major bass tournament champion
at Castaic Lake!! (page 6)
Rechenberg Captured at New
Melones Lake again!! (page 8)
Features
California Deaf Bassmasters Club
Officers/Information’s
page 2
Founded in January 2002
CDBC DEAFBASS LINES
Contributing Editors:
Scott Hostetler
Officer’s Reports
page 3
2002-2005
OFFICERS
Publishers:
John Duquin & Eric Lundin
Webmasters:
Scot Hostetler & Eric Lundin
Odom’s Memorial
page 4/5
Castaic Lake
page 6-7
New Melones Lake
page 8/9
MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTION:
(2) newsletters
(February/August)
$25 member include cap with
logo, affirmed N.B.A.D. members,
(2) newsletters, flyers, Minutes &
financial reports, and etc..
PHOTO POLICY:
C.D.B.C. accepts and publishes photos of
your catch but it NOT responsible for
returning them.
Casitas/Delta Tourney
page 14
page 2
Vice-President
Edward Smith
DEADLINE DUE
Date for mailing your photo & stories for
publication is due on the follow 15th of
January and July.
CORRECTION:
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errors. It is policy of the C.D.B.C. DeafBass
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Eric Lundin
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Buena Park, CA 90622
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EMAIL: scott@netbox.com
WEBSITE: www.DeafBass.org
Basser’s Sales
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President
Scott Hostetler
Board at Member
John Duquin
COPYRIGHT(C)2005
C.D.B.C. DeafBass Lines
(ON THE COVER: Robert’s last photo
at Berryessa . )
Board at Member
Keith Brown
Officer’s Reports ...
President’s Report
Hello Bassmasters
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CDBC President
Scott Hostetler
Secretary/Treasurer’s Report
Hello Die-hard bass fisherman,
I'm glad there is more and more tournament than before! We all are excited and lots of fun on tournament. It's doesn't matter if we win or lost the game, we had only great time during tournament and
social with people about fishing tips.
We are praying for Robert Odom and his family. May he rest in peace
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See you everyone on every tournament!
Eric Lundin
CDBC Secretary/Treasurer
Eric "Roboworm" Lundin
(continued on page 13)
page 3
Odom’s Remembrance...
Robert Odom Jr. is in GOD HEAVEN !!
by Robert’s Friends
obert Odom Jr. was born in Berkeley, California on May 19, 1976
to the union of Carol and Robert Odom Sr. He attended Lake
Berryessa for 8 out of 9 years. He was rated 3rd ranking at Lake
Berryessa since 1996. He won 1st place champion in 2000, also placed
2nd place twice.He attended big pro bass tournaments such as
“Federation Redman”, Western Outdoor News and Federation for
Professional Bass Fisherman Association. He caught some big bass too!
Robert’s many buddy bassers’ stories tell about him here.
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“Fishing deep in his heart”
Robert Odom is a man who loved fishing deep in his heart. He would
draw our attention to him because of his talent with fishing. He would tell
us if a lure is a good one for fishing or not. He has a master talent in fishing because he knows fishing deep down in his heart. He would always
Robert’s closer friend, Jesse Hooved,
bring us a smile to us, he knows how to make all of us smile and laugh.
since childhood as the partner for two years. We all will miss him and will never forget his name forever in our heart.
by Jesse Brown
“We lost our best younger deaf fisherman.”
I am glad that I met Robert Odom because I enjoyed to have company with him. He was a great fisherman. It is not
the same when we have deaf tournament bass without him. I have wonderful news for you because he told me at the
Lake Berryessa that he believed in our Lord Jesus! We will see him someday. Amen. He probably be riding on 100 lbs.
largemouth in the Heaven. (grin) We will miss him by Richard Bean
“Recalling”
I remember recalling how I met Robert when I heard the news..So it's somewhere where I put it. I'll find it. Well that's
sad. I remember meeting Robert first time during Red Man Tourney. Later became Wal Mart Bass Fishing League
(BFL). When he met me, he was glad that I was able to help out to interpret for him to find him partner, who he goes
fishing with as a non boater back then. He will be missed! by Jimmie Boyd
“Great bass angler!”
I was a partner with Robert for CDBC’s first deaf bass tournament at Don Pedro Lake in 2003. I enjoyed with Robert
catch lots of bass then his. But lots of small bass to release in water. I miss him! I pray for Robert in heaven. by Keith
Brown
“A good amount of time together”
I am shocked & appalled that this has been the outcome of Bobby's
fate. I have known Bobby for 8 years; he was a member of
N.C.A.C.C.D. where he enjoyed fishing Black Bass at Lake Berryessa
in our annual tournaments. Over the years, I've fished with him on my
boat on 3 occasions. He had taught me many things related to fishing.
He was an avid lover of the fishing sport.
Most recently, in April 2004 at Lake Berryessa he was my team partner. We won 2nd place together as a team. We were very close to
bring in 1st place and were only separate by 1.6 oz in weight of fish.
We talked about being team partner again in 2005. Sad for me, but we
have had a good amount of time together.
I tip my hat to Bobby. He will always be in the bottom of my heart.
God bless him. by Dave "Basshead" Ford
“He is closer my bassmaster level”
I can’t believed Robert Odom Jr. is gone in god heaven for his younger age. One night of Friday on 1996. I remembered him when I saw Robert’s family arrived and set up their camping near our campground at Lake Berryessa. First time
I don’t know who they are? Next day after tournament I met Robert’s family. First time I though He is too young to attend.
I just found out. He is adult what he told me that he has multi disabilities. But he looked improve better so much last year,
after he has few surgeries. We has great chat since we met. He is really very nice basser! We always exchanged our secret
bass fishing techniques about any lakes. Also he talked lot of fishing in god!
page 4
(See photo gallery next page and & continued on page 12)
Robert won 2nd
place on 1997.
Robert won 2nd
place in 1998.
Robert proudly shows his Big
Trophy plaque presented by
Larry O’Bray. first place in 1999.
Robert won 7th
place in 2000.
Robert’s
Memorial Photo
Gallery
Robert flashed
“peace” sign with
a group in 2004.
Robert won 3rd
place in 2004.
page 5
Castaic Lake’s Highlight ...
Bean Won FIRST Major Deaf Bass Tournament Champ
at Castaic Lake!!
Reported by Richard Bean / Club
ake Castaic is located 45 miles north of
Los Angeles. Lake Castaic consists of
approx. 2,230 surface acres at capacity.
It rests at an elevation of 1,500 feet and is surrounded by the Castaic Lake State Recreation
area, where four giant bass over 20 lbs. have
been caught here, include the California’s state
record stand 22.01 lbs. giant largemouth bass!
California Deaf Bassmasters Club hosted
2nd annual deaf bass fishing tournament at
Castaic Lake in Southern Section on Sept 18,
2004. The weather was perfect with sunny
warmer but sometime too windy!
For the last two weeks, Department of Fish
and Game agent poured “bluestoned” to kill all
hybrid weed beds. The weeds break out
spread over the waters and coves with full of
(L to R) CDBC’s President, Scott Hostetler congratulates Richard
wild shads. It cause huge school of shad couldBean Castaic Champion, and John Duquin Tournament Chairperson. n’t hide weeds anymore so the largemouth
bass attacked shads in deep some coves. The school of striper bass boiled
in middle waters of main to attacked school of shads.
Richard Bean of Bakersfield won FIRST major deaf bass tournament with
only one bass weighed 2.57 and 17.5" length. Also he won lunker award
too!.Only other three anglers catch one fish each out of 13 anglers.
Some bass anglers said, month of September is rough bass fishing. But
CDBC decided to change the month to October, hopefully better bass fishing
than September.
Richard said, “John Mello and I were partners on the Castaic Lake for
deaf bass tournament. We had meeting on Friday night.” Richard learned
that some guys did catch nice size bass before they started on Saturday
morning in blast!!. Richard was wondering how they did do that because
Richard was there last week for practice but they did not catch any fish or
Otto won 2nd place awarded by Scott.
they did not bite any of my lures at all.Anyway, they were fishing all morning,
none of them catch any fish or they bite it because of windy. They had to
control the rental boat but one time John claimed me that he missed strike
after he felt bite. It made them work harder to fishing until around 12:30p.m.
They kind of gave up and started trolling with electric motor. They used the
rap lures. But spotted the boater with a mother, and 2 small kids flagged us,
they went to them and the lady asked, if they could help them tow it to the
west ramp. Richard said, ok but, we explained them that we were on tournament so Richard circled away their boat because Richard was hoping
that he could get help by flagging down lifeguard or police boat who can
help them but could not find them. So they decided to help the lady tow with
rental boat. They tied up with the ski rope and the kids started tears and
happy. Richard was about to start the motor and ready to tow it for them but
Ronald won 3rd place awarded by Scott. suddenly they waved other ski boat, they asked them if they could help
them, they accepted it, Richard guessed they rather have strong boat which
pull better than rental boat with 6 horsepower engine ?? They released the rope and started to fishing again, shortly 30
minutes later, Richard used the shad rap lure (not trolling). he caught a 2.57 lbs. bass at 2 o clock p.m.. This bass did
not fight great! It seem me real real lazy bass! Perhaps, our Lord Jesus granted him to have this bass
page 6 because he was willing to help the
(See photo gallery next page and & continued & result on page 12)
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1st Place
Richard Bean
Photo Gallery’s at Castaic Lake, CA.,
September 18, 2004
John catch 1 of 3
legal nice bass during practice on friday.
2nd Place
Otto Rechenberg
3rd Place
Ron Eddie
Keith battle with a 3 plus
pound bass hit on topsurface during practice.
The crowd waiting for anglers
bring bass in bag for weigh-in.
4th Place
Dave Ford
Result
page 7
New Melones’s Highlight ...
Rechenberg edged out Duquin by 1 oz. at New Melones!!
by CDBC members
ngels Camp, Calif. - Northern California Angling & Camping of the Deaf hosted first
time Fall Annual bass fishing tournament at New Melones Lake. The tournament
chairperson was David Herdrich. Lake’s location is approx.. 60 miles east of
Stockton. Lake is deep water with lot of old oak trees. First filled in 1983, New Melones
Lake has 12,500 surface acres when full and more than 100 miles of scenic shoreline
to explore. New Melones Lake sits at an elevation of 1088 feet. The lake is framed by
topography ranging from the rugged Stanislaus River Canyon cliffs to oak-studded golden
Sierra foothills. The lake is surrounded by the Gold Rush towns of Jamestown,
Angels Camp, Murphys, Sonora and Columbia, a restored 1860's era State
Historic Park. There are wineries with tasting rooms, cave tours, gigantic underground caverns, river rafting, Calaveras County's Jumping Frog Jubilee,
Stanislaus National Forest in Calaveras & Tuolomne County.
On Friday, it was warmer sunny day. But next day for tournament, front storm
arrived cold drizzles. But no windy at all day! The water’s level was down
approx. 80 feet. Many islands appeared before it was “humps” in
deep water when lake is full. The lake has four kind of bass species - spotted, largemouth, redeye, and smallmouth. Deaf anglers caught most spotted
bass with few largemouth and redeye. lot smaller than legal bass. The big
brown trout active during storm. someone reported lost big brown trout on Otto hold big bass to
bass lure on surface off dam area. We seen many small rainbow trout
won 1st and lunker.
jumped out of water where brown trout chases each other.
Otto Rechenberg of Aliso Viejo won 1st place again! Otto edged out John Duquin by 1 oz!! Otto’s 4 bass total 5-2.5
lbs.for 1st place $100 and $40 for lunker winner 2-0 lbs. spotted bass and 16”. John of Rancho Cucamonga still strong
for runner-up finish at first time New Melones Lake. his limit of 5 bass with 5-1.5 lbs. $50. He used different lures mostly
dropshot oxblood worm, smoke shad-colored grub and brushhog off islands near Highway 49, dam and south area with
points with rock piles. There were only two limits by Karl and John. The 3rd place to Karl Nygaard of Linden, limit 5
bass 4-11 $35. He used mostly lure on white spinnerbait off island’s shorelines, And other prize; 4th place to Henry
Hauschildt III of Oakland, with 3 bass 3-13 lbs. $25, He used plastic worms and.got quick 3 fish one bank area. 5th
place went to Eric Lundin of La Habra, with 1 bass 1-2.5 lbs. $20, 6th place went to David Herdrich of Galt, with 1
bass 1-0.5 lbs.. There were a total of 10 competitions caught 19 bass include 4 Largemouth, 14 Spotted, and 1 Redeye
& weight total 20-15 lbs./oz.
New Melones Champion Otto said that he fished at points with lots of brushes some areas sandy flats and some
rocks. Otto caught 3 bass early am with Yamamoto’s new lure - “kreature”. It’s green pumpkin. They fished between at
Bear Coves and Long Gulch Cove and Mormon Creek Arm and Parrots Perry Bridge and squirrel gulch. Also he
released 2 bass due to small size using fx sculpin. Last fish John kept using jig crawdad color. Eric used his favorite
“Roboworm” green wennie 4 inches plastic
worm while drifting at 20 ft sandy bottom.
New Melones Lake’s water is
John noticed Henry’s keeper bass and he
low with bridge of 49 highway.
ID’ed specie as big redeye bass! It would
break John’s record so easy. His redeye’s
size approx. 1.25 lbs. and 14 inches. He
never seen redeye bass is so big and beautiful colorful with light blue belly! Everybody
should be responsible to fill out the
California Deaf Bassmasters Club’s form for
new specie or break record. You can
request weighmaster or chairperson during
tournament’s weigh-in.
... NCACCD’s president & chairperson,
David said, club will host 2nd Annual Fall
deaf bass fishing tournament at New
(See photo gallery next page and
page 8
continued & result on page 11)
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Photo Gallery’s at New Melones Lake, CA., Oct. 23, 2004
Eric got only one
bass still 5th place!
Eric& Otto continued fishing
near ramp before time’s deadline.
Henry still strong for 4th
place with 3 bass.
The people looked at scale from John’s 5
bass and Otto is lead and waiting for result.
Karl lifted a bag
of 5 bass limit
for 3rd place.
They write down on
result list after weigh-in.
John hold one
bass of his limit
for 2nd place.
The very old small barn near
the city of Angels Camp.
page 9
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Thanks, John “fishead” Duquin
page 10
DeafBasser’s Fishing News ...
Angler’s Marine host
“BASS-A-THON”
By Angler’s Marine
Last November 13-14 Angler’s Marine hosted 18th
annual "BASS-A-THON" There were many incredible line-up of bass fishing celebrities and seminars.
Some of the speakers were Takahioro Omori ( BASS 2004
Classic Champion ), Gerald Swindle (Citgo BASS Angler of
the Year), Gary Klein, Skeet Reese, Mike Long and Aaron
Martin (who won W.O.N. Classic Champ and B.A.S.S. 2nd
place last year). There were over 100 booths that displaying newest & hottest bass lures and new products. One of
hottest sell Huddleston Deluxe “swimbait” pattern rainbow
trout. It’s amazing!! It already sold out all product in few
hours after open on Saturday morning!! Blake Smith used
this same lure to catch two big bass 8 and 10 lbs. at Casitas
Lake last year. But some CDBC members already ordered
by internet.
On Sunday late afternoon, there were many prizes drawings and gave away many rods, reels, line spools, many
lures, t-shirts, etc. Admission was free and worth it! 5 CDBC
members and deaf friends showed up and had opportunity
to meet famous pro bassers. The show had a new game
called “Weigh-in” Someone won LUCKY new ranger bass
boat with 90 HP! It’s worth approx. $20,000! All of the drawings were free - no cost at all!
ANGLERS MARINE Southern California’s ORIGINAL Bass
Boat & Tackle Superstore 3475 E. La Palma Ave., Anahiem,
CA 92806 or call (714) 666-2628 or check website address:
www.anglersmarine.com
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(continued from page 8)
New Melones...
Ricky Grover owner of Angler’s Marine, speak
about “weigh-in” game before start.
Melones Lake again. The date will change from October to November
for better bass fishing next year. Below is result chart.
Northern California Angling & Camping Club of the Deaf’s Results
Deaf Bass Fishing Tournament at New Melones Lake, October 23, 2004
#
Weight
Prize
Bass lbs.-oz
Award
Pos. Angler's name
1st Otto Rechenberg 4
5-2.5
$100
2nd John Duquin
5
5-1.5
$50
3rd Karl Nygaard
5
4-11
$35
4th Henry III Hauschildt 3
3-13
$25
5th Eric Lundin
1
1-2.5
$20
6th David Herdrich
1
1-0.5
7th with no fish: Ronald Eddie, Dave Ford, Tom Rosenlind,
Totals 19 bass (4 Largemouth, `4 Spotted, 1 Redeye)
Lunker
Pos.
lbs/oz Inches
#
2-0
16”
1st
1-8.5 14”
3rd
1-7.5 13 3/4”
4th
1-8.5 14 3/4 “
2nd
1-2.5 13 3/4 “
5th
1-0.5 14 1/4 “
6th
and Richard Tennies
20-15 lbs./oz $270.00
Lunker
Award
$40
page 11
CDBC Members will vote
for new board.
Deaf Bass Events:
California Deaf Bassmasters Club will have election
for new board members for 2006-09 term. We will
work on ballots. How it will work by email or mail or
General meeting?? possible at Delta, Stockton on
Oct 22. We still don’t know yet. We will inform more
next newsletter of August issue. We will let all members had more time to think to join board.
Individual Deaf Bass Fishing Tournament
(continued from page 4)
Odom...
best deaf young basser in god forever!
by John “fishead” Duquin
We will miss our
California Deaf Bassmasters Club’s
$1,200 in Prizes
at Lake Casitas, CA - March 19, 2005
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Northern California Angling & Camping Club of the Deaf’s
20th Annual Western Deaf Bass Fishing Tournament
$2,600 in Prizes
at Lake Berryessa, CA - April 15-17, 2005
(www. ncaccd.org)
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Sacramento Valley Angling & Camping Club of the Deaf’s
Deaf Bass Fishing Tournament
$1,000 First Place Guaranteed!!!
$2,500 in Prizes
at Lake Oroville, CA - May 20-21, 2005
(http://www.boren5.com/bass )
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National Bass Association of the Deaf’s
30th Annual Team Tournament Championship
$7,000 1st place Team Guaranteed!!!
at Wheeler Lake, Alabama - June 14 to 16, 2005
(www.nbad.org)
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California Deaf Bassmasters Club’s
(continued from page 6) Castaic... boater!?! who
Individual Deaf Bass Fishing Tournament
knows?? ha.
Richard got nice first place award and handsome Lunker Bass
$1,200 in Prizes
award and bring home with richer $265 for first place and lunkat Delta, CA - October 1, 2005
er prize included. John went to home and they saw his awards
(www.DeafBass.org)
and they could not believe it because they knew that other
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anglers who is better fishing than John for bass. that is true, he Northern California Angling & Camping Club of the Deaf’s
agreed with them. He guessed that it was his lucky day. it was
2nd Annual Deaf Bass Fishing Tournament
fun to fishing with 13 anglers. Smile Richard.
at New Melones Lake, CA - Nov. (TBA) 2005
Other prizes; $185 2nd place to Otto Rechenberg of Aliso
(www. ncaccd.org)
Viejo used his favorite jig n’ craw comb, $100 3rd place to
Ron Eddie of Placerville used Roboworm’s FX Scuplin-colored 4”, and $70 4th place to Dave Ford of San Ramon used
Ox-blood color plastic worm. Other rest of monies from fees left ($300??) to CDBC’s NBAD fund.
CDBC’s next tournament will be at Casitas Lake in Ventura Country on March 19. Check our website at
www.DeafBass.org.
California Deaf Bassmasters Club’s Results
Deaf Bass Fishing Tournament at Castaic Lake, September 18, 2004
#
Weight
Prize
Pos.
Angler's name
Bass lbs.-oz
Inches
Award
1st
Richard Bean
1
2.57
17 1/2”
$265.00
2nd
Otto Rechenberg
1
2.29
15 1/2”
$185.00
3rd
Ron Eddie
1
2.04
16 1/4”
$100.00
4th
Dave Ford
1
2.02
15 1/4”
$ 70.00
5th with no fish: Jimmie Boyd, Jesse Brown, Keith Brown, John Duquin, Scott Hostetler,
Eric Lundin, John Mello, Blake Smith, and Richard Tennies.($300?? go NBAD Fund!)
page 12
Totals: 4 Bass (4 Largemouth)
Weight = 8.92 lbs.
st two tournaments FIRST time this year of 2005.
The first tournament will be at Casitas Lake in
Ventura Country for Southern Section on March 19
and for Northern Section will be at Delta, Stockton
on Oct 22. The both lakes’s famous giant largemouth bass are common over 10 pounders every
months. It voted by members choose last year. Also
You will receive new ballot to choose two lakes for
next year on March 2006 in Southern Section &
October 2006 in Northern Sections. I hope, choose
other different new lakes
C.D.B.C.
members set
new records.
April 6
1. Blake Smith’s largemouth bass 8.8 lbs. taken
on huddleston’s “trout
swimbait” at Lake
Casitas.
April 15
2. Eric Lundin’s spotted
bass 2.0 lbs.. taken on
brown roboworm at Lake
Berryessa.
May 12
3. John Duquin’s spotted bass 2.7 lbs. taken
on smoke zipper grub at
Oroville Lake.
May 15
4. John Duquin’s redeye
Bass 0.7 ozs. taken on
green pumpkin spider jig
at Oroville Lake.
CDBC’s All time Specie Bass Records
Specie
Largemouth
Smallmouth
Spotted
lbs../oz
4.02
1-15
(open)
inches Waters?
??”
Truman Lake, MO
17”?? Lake Berryessa, CA
Lure/Bait?
Angler Name
Plastic worm Glenn Giudice
Crankplug
Scott Hostetler
Date
6/11/03
4/26/03
Specie Bass State Records
Specie
lbs../oz
inches Waters?
Largemouth 3-9
Smallmouth 1-15
19.25”
17”??
Largemouth 4.02
??”
Lure/Bait?
CALIFORNIA
Diamond Valley Lake, CA
Lake Berryessa, CA
MISSOURI
Truman Lake, MO
Angler Name
Plastic worm Otto Rechenberg
Crankplug
Scott Hostetler
1/29/04
4/26/03
Plastic worm Glenn Giudice
6/11/03
5 lbs. or up Class Largemouth Bass
4 lbs. or up Class Smallmouth & Spotted Bass
(OPEN)
page 14
Date
WINNERS
NCACCD’s 19TH WESTERN DEAF BASS
FISHING TOURNAMENT RESULT
LAKE BERRYESSA APRIL 16-18, 2004
NCACCD’s
SATURDAY LUNKER
Jesse Brown 2-11.5 $75.00
TEAM PARTNERS (April 16, 2004)
SUNDAY LUNKER
Milton Peters 2-6.5 $50.00
Total Sat. 92 bass / Sun. 68 bass
Grand Total
160 bass & 33 entries
SVACCD’s
SATURDAY LUNKER
Jimmie Boyd 1 lbs.-15.5oz $100
SUNDAY LUNKER
Eric Lundin 1 lbs.-10.5oz $70
Smallest Bass
Kurt Hauschildt 7 1/2" $100
Total Sat. 80 bass / Sun. 69 bass
Grand Total
149 bass & 39 entries
Name Angler Partner
#
lbs./oz
Prizes
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
5
5
5
5
5
9-13.5
9-12
9-11.5
8-13
6-12
$200.00
$150.00
$100.00
$ 80.00
$ 50.00
Glenn Giudice/David Daviton
Dave Ford/Bobby Odom
Henry Hauschildt/Richard Tennies
John Duquin/Eric Lundin
Keith Brown/Jesse Brown
INDIVIDUAL WINNERS (April 17-18, 2004)
Name Anglers # bass
1. Dave Ford
2. Jesse Hooved
3. Bobby Odom
4. John Duquin
5. Milton Peters
6. Richard Bean
7. Blaine Heckley
8. Glenn Giudice
9. Clint Ford
10. Troy Davenport
11. Mike Hoffman
12. David Daviton
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
7
10
10
10
8
lbs./oz
Prizes
16-13.5
16-0.5
15-13
15-0.5
14-4
12-10
12-6.5
11-3
11-1.5
10-3.5
10-1.5
9-7
$325.00
$290.00
$250.00
$230.00
$200.00
$180.00
$170.00
$150.00
$120.00
$ 90.00
$ 70.00
$ 50.00
SVACCD’s BASS TOURNAMENT RESULT
OROVILLE LAKE MAY 15-16, 2004
2nd Day
1st Day
Grand Total
Bass
Total
Rank Bass
# Contestants
Bass
Total
Rank
Total Weight
3
2-3 lbs.
12
1. Otto Rechenberg
5
8-1 lbs.
1
8
10-4 lbs.
5
5-8 lbs.
1
2. Keith Brown
5
4-9 lbs.
4
$1,000
2
2-15.5 lbs.
8
3. Jimmie Boyd
4
6-2 lbs.
3
10
10-1 lbs.
5
5-0.5 lbs.
2
4. Henry Hauschildt III 5
3-15.5 lbs.
8
$400
3
2-0.5 lbs.
14
5. Richard Bean
5
6-13 lbs.
6
9-1.5 lbs.
5
4-3 lbs.
3
2
10
9-0 lbs.
5
3-2.5 lbs.
5
6. LeRoy Boren, Jr
5
4-5.5 lbs.
5
$200
5
2-10 lbs.
7. John Duquin
5
4-4.5 lbs.
6
8
8-13.5 lbs.
9
8. Karl Nygaad
5
4-3 lbs.
7
10
8-8.5 lbs.
5
2-8.5 lbs.
10
9. David Ford
5
3-9.5 lbs.
9
10
7-7 lbs.
5
3-8 lbs.
4
10. Troy Davenport, Jr 5
2-8 lbs.
12
$90
5
3-0 lbs.
7
11. Milton Peters
5
2-7 lbs.
13
10
6-13 lbs.
4
2-7.5 lbs.
11
12. Travis Williams
5
2-9 lbs.
11
10
6-2 lbs.
4
2-1 lbs.
13(t) 10
13. Jesse Brow
5
2-9.5 lbs.
10
6-0 lbs.
2
3-2 lbs.
6
14. Richard Tennies
4
9.5oz
17(t)
10
5-7 lbs.
1
1-15 lbs.
15. Eric Lundin
1
1-10.5 lbs.
14
9
5-0.5 lbs.
15
16. Bill Eillett
0
9
4-10.5 lbs.
4
2-1 lbs.
13(t)
17. Kurt Hauschildt
3
11.5 oz
16
6
3-11.5 lbs.
3
1-4.5 lbs.
17
18. Dennis Turner
1
5.5 oz
19
12
3-9.5 lbs.
1
1-6 lbs.
16
19. Scott Hostetler
2
1-5.5 lbs.
15
4
2-1 lbs.
0
20. Jim Butler
0
6
2-0 lbs.
1
12.5 oz
18
21. David Stacy
1
9.5 oz
17(t)
2
1-11.5 lbs.
0
22. James Owens
3
9 oz
18
2
1-5.5 lbs.
0
23. Rob Wagner
0
1
12.5 oz
25. Andrew Campros, Brent Johnson, Brian Sheehey, Carroll Goode, Charles Nash, Daniel Dockery, Don Goode, Ed
Sugg, Gino Anderson, Jim Craigle, John Divine, John Lowe, Linda Villarred, Ronald Eddie, Sonny Johnson
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Prize
$250
$150
$125
$75
$60
$50
CDBC’s Meeting/Bass
Fishing at Castaic Lake.
Reported by Boards
n February 28, 2004, CDBC will be have bass fishing
practice at Castaic Lake from sunrise to 2 or 3 PM and
will have meeting afterwards at ramp parking area if
weather permits. If there is bad weather, the meeting
will be at Mc Donald's on the corner of Lake Hughes
Rd & Castaic Rd. We will discuss various businesses.
We hopeful the good weather. We will meet at main
ramp’s parking to set up our boats to ready. we talked
so exciting about bass fishing at Castaic Lake’s
famous huge largemouth bass
Our California state still ranks with top 25 list of
largest largemouth bass in the world. California is
leader with 21 out of 25 on that list.
Castaic has been catches 4 bass over 20’s lbs. in
1990’s. before striper spreaded over the lake.The
Castaic Lake’s breed florida largemouth bass-growth
BIG/ FATSO FAST well!!.
There are recreation: boating, camping, fishing,
(trout, catfish, bluegill, crappie, sunfish, big Stripers up
to 40 pounds have been taken here, largemouth bass),
waterski, and jetski. There are some nice picnic areas.
The surface area of the lake is approx.. 2,300 acres,
45 miles of shoreline. Deep coves give this lake lots of
shoreline, mostly accessible only by boat. It is also
quite deep, over 300 feet in some spots. This place is
unique because there are very few lakes in S.
California. that you can go to and catch Stripers and
Norma High, CA
$1
Joy Pifer , CA
$1
Joshua Pifer, CA
$1
Robbin Remley, CA
$1
Linda Hart, CA
$1
Brenda Ray, CA
$1
Giovanna Dunne, CA
$1
Lisa Robley, CA
$1
Foothill Bible School, CA$3
Drury Cauby, CA
$1
Pat Zvada, CA
$1
Karen Garner, CA $1
John Duquin, CA
$5
Larry Adams, OR
$5
Fred Herrera, CA
$2
Ronald Eddie, CA
$2
Lori Bauerlein, CA
$5
CDBC WANTED TO
HAVE PAID FOR B
The proceeds from this fundraiser helped co
such as trophies, plastic bags for live bass,
California Deaf Bassmasters Club hosted ou
ment at Don Pedro Lake, Modesto, Californ
you for your support!
CDBC thanks you