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Thanks for the report, pardon my ignorance, but who is Jason? Does he sell those jigs online?

I tried black when I used to troll for crappie, it would catch a fish every once in a while, but it was not my favorite color for crappie.

Excellent, that's some good eats!

I get those emails also, it's great to see they are keeping the lakes at an optimum nutrient level to promote a healthy environment for the fish.

I hear you on the wallet damage, dangerous place for me to walk into.

There was what could have been an AR record striper caught in Bull, but the fellow that weighed it did not weigh it on a certified scale and no AGFC employee was there to witness the weight, so it was DQ'd. They did finally weigh it a day or so later on a certified scale and with an AGFC witness, but by that time it had lost weight and weighed less than the record. I read this in a write-up in the AR Dem-Gazette a couple of weeks ago, so I apologize if the details are a little sketchy.

I'm not going, but it will be interesting to hear how big the biggest one is. Seems that lately no one in a tourney can break the 6 lb. mark.

Nice piggie! Congrats!

Yeah Stumper I'm with you on knowing where on the lake they are, we'll all have to keep out eyes open when the run the footage to see if we can figure out where they were fishing. Between all of us Beaver fishermen we should be able to recognize some of the spots. I'm glad they're gone too, I'm not anti-tournament but lately there's just been too many big tourneys on Beaver.

I go for the best of both worlds, Daichi Deathtraps on jerkbaits, some topwaters, and minnow type lures, the KVD Mustad Ultrapoints on cranks that are banging off cover.

Some great fish you got up at that end of the lake, Bill. I'm going to be fishing that area myself a little more this summer.

ROGERS, Ark. – Coming in to this event David Dudley of Lynchburg, Va., had career winnings of $2.9 million dollars – the most of any professional angler on the FLW Tour. Dudley widened that gap today by winning the FLW Tour Major bass fishing tournament on Beaver Lake. The $125,000 victory has pushed him over the $3 million mark. Dudley weighed in a five-bass limit worth 16 pounds, 9 ounces to win the tournament, besting the best bass fishing pros in the tournament. Dudley weighed in 20 bass totaling 54 pounds, 7 ounces during four days of competition fishing. He edged out a man who had previously won this event in 2007, Andy Morgan of Dayton, Tenn., who weighed in five bass today totaling 17 pounds, 8 ounces. Morgan’s four-day total of 53-15 was good enough for second place – and a $35,000 check. “Winning a tournament like this really drives me,” said Dudley, who now has 32 top-10 finishes and six victories in FLW competition. “Me and Glenn (Browne) are good friends, but when he said on stage yesterday that there were only three anglers in contention to win and he didn’t mention my name, well, it really fueled my fire. So thank you, Glenn Browne. What I did today was like hitting two grand slams in the last inning of a baseball game. I just kept plucking away at it. It’s a passion for me. “You really just have to go out there and catch as much as you can,” Dudley continued. “You can’t worry about what the other guy is doing. Fishing is so much of a mental game; you have to be mentally tough. It’s not about the skill, it’s about the decisions. It’s not like I’m a better angler than anybody out there. It’s the decisions that we make that separate us.” Dudley used his decision-making skills today to leap from fourth place after Saturday’s weigh-in into the top spot. He caught most of his fish this week on an umbrella rig, but changed his strategy this afternoon after having a slow morning. “I was catching them all week on the umbrella rig, but around 1 p.m. I realized that if I wanted to win I was going to need to switch it up,” he said. “I went to a steep bank that I had caught a couple off of this week using a wacky worm, and the wind was blowing pretty good against it. I made the decision to switch back to the wacky worm and I just worked my way down that bank. I caught four or five keepers and culled a couple of times, and it just seemed to turn on for me. Everywhere I stopped I caught a big one. I ended up only weighing in one on the umbrella rig today.” Despite the umbrella rig being a key part of Dudley’s success throughout the week, he knows that it was not the only factor in his victory. “That rig is something that we are all still learning about,” said Dudley. “It’s gotten a bad name because some people say that it mistreats the fish, but it doesn’t do any of that. It’s a lure that is going to catch some fish, but it does not dominate. Of my 20 bass that I weighed in, only 13 of them came on the umbrella rig. Seven of my fish came on different lures. The umbrella rig is a tool, not a cure-all tool. I believe the key decision to my tournament was not going after the spotted bass. I had a legit 10 to 12 schools located, and it was very tempting. I knew I couldn’t rely on them, though, because they would not have had the weight that helped me get to this spot today.” Moments after his emotional victory, Dudley was already looking ahead to the next FLW Tour event on the Potomac River. “I’m really looking forward to the Potomac, that’s for sure. I really love tidal rivers and I love the current. The Potomac is a very healthy fishery right now, so all of you Fantasy Fishing players out there better pick some good power fishermen.” The remaining top 10 pros finished the tournament in: 3rd: Luke Clausen, Spokane, Wash., 20 bass, 53-9, $30,000 4th: Scott Canterbury, Springville, Ala., 20 bass, 52-13, $25,000 5rd: Glenn Browne, Ocala, Fla., 20 bass, 51-14, $20,000 6th: Jay Yelas, Corvallis, Ore., 20 bass, 50-5, $17,000 7th: Charlie Evans, Gilbertsville, Ky., 20 bass, 46-10, $16,000 8th: Jacob Powroznik, Prince George, Va., 20 bass, 45-14, $15,000 9th: Kelley Jaye, Dadeville, Ala., 19 bass, 40-2, $14,000 10th: Brad Rightnour, Mingoville, Pa., 17 bass, 38-12, $13,000 Overall there were 46 bass weighing 115 pounds even caught by pros Sunday. The catch included eight five-bass limits. Chad Pipkens of Holt, Mich., won the co-angler division and $25,000 Saturday with a three-day total of nine bass weighing 22-15 followed by Todd Lee of Jasper, Ala., in second place with 10 bass weighing 18-14 worth $7,500. In FLW Tour Major tournaments, pros and co-anglers are competing for valuable points that could help them qualify for the 2012 Forrest Wood Cup. The top 35 pro and co-anglers in the point standings from the six FLW Tour Major tournaments will qualify.

ROGERS, Ark. – Coming into day three at the FLW Tour Major on Beaver Lake the largest stringer that had been weighed in for the bass fishing tournament was a nice 16-pound, 3-ounce bag weighed in Friday by J.T. Kenney. That weight was shattered on Saturday as Kenney’s fellow pro Scott Canterbury wowed the Rogers, Ark., crowd with a huge 19-pound, 11-ounce stringer of Beaver Lake bass. He now leads a full field of bass pros as they fish for a top cash award of up to $125,000. The Springville, Ala., native weighed in a five-bass limit Saturday vaulting him from 13th place yesterday into the top spot. After three days of fishing, Canterbury has weighed in 15 bass totaling 42 pounds, 5 ounces. He now holds a slim 12-ounce lead over Luke Clausen of Spokane, Wash., who caught five bass today weighing 14-5. Clausen has weighed in 15 bass totaling 41-9 after the first three days. “Man, it was an absolutely awesome day today,” said Canterbury, who has career earnings of more than $500,000 on the FLW Tour. “I have not changed anything, and I’m fishing the exact same way that I did on day one and day two. I was just blessed today. Every time I moved, I caught them. Every time I changed baits, I caught them. When I switched to bigger lures, I caught bigger fish. It was one of those days where everything that I did just worked out for me.” Canterbury said that he covered a lot of water Saturday, and plans on doing the same Sunday. “I started today in Prairie Creek and just started catching them right off of the bat,” Canterbury said. “Then I went way up the river and had some good bites up there as well. I’m really just looking for the transition banks and fishing the shallow cover. I was throwing so much different stuff today. I was power fishing. I threw the Alabama rig. I was throwing a big jig. I fished some topwaters. I was throwing a squarebill-crankbait. I’m just covering as much water as I can and trying different lures. I caught nine keepers on the day today. I feel like I’m around some fish – it’s just all about getting the big bites, though. Luckily that happened for me today, and I’m hoping I can do it again tomorrow.” After his success on day three, Canterbury said he has no plans of altering his strategy heading into the fourth and final day. “My plan for day four is to just keep doing the same thing. It’s just how I like to fish,” he continued. “I’ve got a good chance to catch some big fish tomorrow, but you never really know. I feel good about my chances, but this is still Beaver Lake. I only weighed in 8 pounds on the second day, and I’ve zeroed here before. I feel like I’m around a lot of fish but it’s all about getting those bites. Hopefully I can make that happen and everything goes good for me on day four and I can finish this thing off.” Rounding out the top 10 pros and advancing to the final day or competition on Beaver Lake are: 3rd: Glenn Browne, Ocala, Fla., 15 bass, 39-0 4th: David Dudley, Lynchburg, Va., 15 bass, 37-14 5th: Andy Morgan, Dayton, Tenn., 15 bass, 36-7 6th: Jay Yelas, Corvallis, Ore., 15 bass, 36-5 7th: Kelley Jaye, Dadeville, Ala., 15 bass, 35-8 8th: Charlie Evans, Gilbertsville, Ky., 15 bass, 35-7 9th: Brad Rightnour, Mingoville, Pa., 15 bass, 34-8 10th: Jacob Powroznik, Prince George, Va., 15 bass, 34-6

I was reading the fishing report in the Benton County Daily Record this Thursday and there was a paragraph in there stating someone had caught a 100 Lb. Blue on shad while striper fishing. No pictures, names or any other info. Anyone else heard this from another source? I know there's 100 + lb. blues caught in the big rivers but never heard of one that big coming out of a lake around here.

Funny thing on the Day 2 standings, 2 guys from the Pacific Northwest leading and the next 2 are from Florida. You'd think the local guys would have an advantage, but there's only one guy left from AR or MO in the top 20 and he's from West Memphis. Standings are pretty tightly bunched also. Big bass so far are barely breaking 5 lbs., I would have thought a 6-7 lb. fish would have been caught by now.

Yep we were fishing Lake Windsor in BV, the fish were biting plastics really well, just one of those days where you can do no wrong.

I was thinking Nov/Dec and they launched out of LB North but we should not have to guess, they should have provided more info. They may have been doing some fishing around the mouth of Honey Creek cove, I think I recognized one of the shorefront houses in the background, but I can't be sure.

Yeah I was disappointed that they didn't give more info.

I was unaware of this, but there had been a rash of vehicle break-ins at one of the Windsor ramps, I think it's called London Park. Today the BVPD caught the perps red-handed, 16 and 19 yo males. Story is the PD took them home and found a bunch of fishing stuff in their garage. If you've been ripped off at the lauch you might want to contact BVPD and see if they have your stuff.

Here you go, totals at the bottom: Bull Shoals Lake, Bull Shoals, Ark. Final Standings Angler Hometown No./lbs-oz Pts Winnings 1. Brandon Palaniuk Rathdrum, ID 20 78-06 99 $102,000.00 Day 1: 5 21-09 Day 2: 5 24-04 Day 3: 5 19-10 Day 4: 5 12-15 2. Britt Myers Lake Wylie, SC 20 66-08 98 $25,000.00 Day 1: 5 14-15 Day 2: 5 20-04 Day 3: 5 17-05 Day 4: 5 14-00 3. Matt Herren Trussville, AL 20 66-07 97 $20,000.00 Day 1: 5 20-13 Day 2: 5 17-00 Day 3: 5 12-12 Day 4: 5 15-14 4. Edwin Evers Talala, OK 20 66-00 96 $15,000.00 Day 1: 5 16-08 Day 2: 5 16-06 Day 3: 5 15-07 Day 4: 5 17-11 5. Brent Chapman Lake Quivira, KS 20 64-07 95 $15,000.00 Day 1: 5 15-06 Day 2: 5 18-15 Day 3: 5 14-03 Day 4: 5 15-15 6. Cliff Pace Petal, MS 20 63-01 94 $13,500.00 Day 1: 5 19-10 Day 2: 5 12-07 Day 3: 5 16-01 Day 4: 5 14-15 7. Bobby Lane Lakeland, FL 20 62-10 93 $13,000.00 Day 1: 5 17-11 Day 2: 5 19-12 Day 3: 5 13-06 Day 4: 5 11-13 8. Scott Rook Little Rock, AR 20 61-08 92 $12,500.00 Day 1: 5 14-02 Day 2: 5 20-12 Day 3: 5 14-12 Day 4: 5 11-14 9. Derek Remitz Grant, AL 20 60-13 91 $12,000.00 Day 1: 5 15-05 Day 2: 5 14-03 Day 3: 5 17-10 Day 4: 5 13-11 10. Jason Quinn Lake Wylie, SC 20 60-05 90 $11,500.00 Day 1: 5 17-05 Day 2: 5 15-15 Day 3: 5 13-13 Day 4: 5 13-04 11. Mark Menendez Paducah, KY 20 59-05 89 $11,000.00 Day 1: 5 16-01 Day 2: 5 15-00 Day 3: 5 18-04 Day 4: 5 10-00 12. Keith Poche Pike Road, AL 20 58-03 88 $10,500.00 Day 1: 5 16-09 Day 2: 5 14-02 Day 3: 5 18-02 Day 4: 5 09-06 Awards BIG BASS Zell Rowland Montgomery, TX 06-13 $750.00 BERKLEY HEAVYWEIGHT Brandon Palaniuk Rathdrum, ID 24-04 $500.00 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Totals Day #Limits #Fish Weight 1 95 489 1349-02 2 98 493 1387-15 3 49 248 671-12 4 12 60 161-06 ---------------------------------- 254 1290 3570-03

Just flipping through the guide, at 6 PM tonight, G3 Sportsman show, which is on the Sportsman channel will have a show on Beaver lake striper fishing.

Yep I gotta get over there and fish Bull myself. I was reading that they were catching 30-100 14-15" bass per day.

Congrats to the young man, must be a great feeling to be 24 and win an Elite event. http://www.baxterbulletin.com/article/20120422/SPORTS/304220002/Palaniuk-holds-TroKar-Quest-title

I don't target stripers but I fish out of LB North quite a bit, Horn Hollow always seems to hold a few stripers and Honey Creek cove is also a good place to look. I'd hope for relatively calm winds and do some scouting early and late in the day looking for surface activity.

BULL SHOALS, Ark — Brandon Palaniuk has been relentless in his pursuit of a win during the Elite Series TroKar Quest bass fishing tournament on Bull Shoals Lake, and he isn’t holding anything back, even though he has almost a 13-pound lead over his nearest rival. The 24-year-old Idaho angler’s Day 3 weight of 19-10 gave him a three-day total of 65-7 and an almost insurmountable margin over the rest of the field. Palaniuk said a dramatic change in weather today – from overcast, rainy and warm on Friday to 38 degrees and bluebird skies at the start of fishing today – made fishing much tougher, and it slowed even more as the afternoon progressed. He expressed disappointment that he didn’t weigh a limit worth more than 20 pounds, as he did the first two days, yet his 19-10 was the heavyweight of the day. Even with the tournament virtually in the bag, Palaniuk is determined to catch the heaviest string again in Sunday’s final round. “I’m going to go out and try to sack up 20 pounds,” Palaniuk said. “If I have 20 pounds by 7:30, I’m going to keep grinding it out until 2 o’clock when I have to make my run back.” Aiming to catch Palaniuk is Britt Myers of Lake Wylie, S.C., who moved up two places from yesterday and sits in second with 52-8. He feels as if he’s dialed in on the right tactic to do that: fishing a reaction bait. “When you can keep the bait in the strike zone where the fish are, and they react to it like that, it’s good,” Myers said. “At first, I was trying to catch the fish suspended, then they moved up higher. If I can just follow where the fish are (moving), I can have some good luck. I might go out tomorrow and catch 12 pounds, or I might go out tomorrow and catch 25 pounds.” Bobby Lane of Lakeland, Fla., third with 50-13, said he should have had a much bigger limit today, but he lost three big bass today. “I think I had an opportunity to catch 17 or 18 pounds today, but Palaniuk’s tough to catch,” he said. “The cold front put a little ding on the fish today.” In Sunday’s final round, he intends to move less and milk everything he can out of certain areas. “The longer you fish one spot, the more opportunity you have to catch a big one there,” he said. “It’s a crap shoot.” Matt Herren, fourth with 50-9, noted that the lake level, which has been dropping several inches every day, is a major reason he fell from second yesterday to fourth today. “I’ll get a chance to regroup tomorrow and put together another pattern,” Herren said, explaining that he will switch to a deeper-diving crankbait. Scott Rook, the only Arkansan to make the Top 12 final round cut, discovered that big smallmouth are biting deeper than the largemouth, and two smallies helped him hold onto fifth with 49-10. First prize in the TroKar Quest is $100,000 and a qualification for the 2013 Bassmaster Classic. Pros are also fishing to rack up points that count toward postseason entry, Classic qualification and the Bassmaster Angler of the Year award. The public is invited to the final TroKar Quest weigh-in Sunday, which begins at 3 p.m. CT at Bull Shoals White River State Park at Pavilion #2 & Picnic Area on the east side of Bull Shoals Dam. 2012 4/19-4/22 Bull Shoals Lake, Bull Shoals, Ark. Standings Day 3 Angler Hometown No./lbs-oz Pts Winnings 1. Brandon Palaniuk Rathdrum, ID 15 65-07 99 Day 1: 5 21-09 Day 2: 5 24-04 Day 3: 5 19-10 2. Britt Myers Lake Wylie, SC 15 52-08 98 Day 1: 5 14-15 Day 2: 5 20-04 Day 3: 5 17-05 3. Bobby Lane Lakeland, FL 15 50-13 97 Day 1: 5 17-11 Day 2: 5 19-12 Day 3: 5 13-06 4. Matt Herren Trussville, AL 15 50-09 96 Day 1: 5 20-13 Day 2: 5 17-00 Day 3: 5 12-12 5. Scott Rook Little Rock, AR 15 49-10 95 Day 1: 5 14-02 Day 2: 5 20-12 Day 3: 5 14-12 6. Mark Menendez Paducah, KY 15 49-05 94 Day 1: 5 16-01 Day 2: 5 15-00 Day 3: 5 18-04 7. Keith Poche Pike Road, AL 15 48-13 93 Day 1: 5 16-09 Day 2: 5 14-02 Day 3: 5 18-02 8. Brent Chapman Lake Quivira, KS 15 48-08 92 Day 1: 5 15-06 Day 2: 5 18-15 Day 3: 5 14-03 9. Edwin Evers Talala, OK 15 48-05 91 Day 1: 5 16-08 Day 2: 5 16-06 Day 3: 5 15-07 10. Cliff Pace Petal, MS 15 48-02 90 Day 1: 5 19-10 Day 2: 5 12-07 Day 3: 5 16-01 11. Derek Remitz Grant, AL 15 47-02 89 Day 1: 5 15-05 Day 2: 5 14-03 Day 3: 5 17-10 12. Jason Quinn Lake Wylie, SC 15 47-01 88 Day 1: 5 17-05 Day 2: 5 15-15 Day 3: 5 13-13 13. Clark Reehm Shreveport, LA 15 46-13 87 $10,000 Day 1: 5 17-05 Day 2: 5 15-07 Day 3: 5 14-01 14. Randy Howell Springville, AL 15 45-13 86 $10,000 Day 1: 5 16-07 Day 2: 5 13-13 Day 3: 5 15-09 15. Ish Monroe Hughson, CA 15 45-12 85 $10,000 Day 1: 5 14-15 Day 2: 5 16-06 Day 3: 5 14-07 16. Zell Rowland Montgomery, TX 15 45-10 84 $10,000 Day 1: 5 13-00 Day 2: 5 19-08 Day 3: 5 13-02 17. David Walker Sevierville, TN 15 45-06 83 $10,000 Day 1: 5 13-07 Day 2: 5 18-06 Day 3: 5 13-09 18. Brandon Card Caryville, TN 15 45-06 82 $10,000 Day 1: 5 12-15 Day 2: 5 14-13 Day 3: 5 17-10 19. Michael Iaconelli Pittsgrove, NJ 15 45-00 81 $10,000 Day 1: 5 16-07 Day 2: 5 16-10 Day 3: 5 11-15 20. Bradley Roy Lancaster, KY 15 44-12 80 $10,000 Day 1: 5 18-02 Day 2: 5 13-07 Day 3: 5 13-03 21. Rick Clunn Ava, MO 15 44-03 79 $10,000 Day 1: 5 17-06 Day 2: 5 15-09 Day 3: 5 11-04 22. Travis Manson De Pere, WI 15 43-15 78 $10,000 Day 1: 5 17-01 Day 2: 5 15-14 Day 3: 5 11-00 23. Kyle A. Fox Lakeland, FL 15 43-04 77 $10,000 Day 1: 5 13-08 Day 2: 5 15-08 Day 3: 5 14-04 24. Boyd Duckett Demopolis, AL 15 43-02 76 $10,000 Day 1: 5 12-08 Day 2: 5 20-08 Day 3: 5 10-02 25. Bill Lowen Brookville, IN 15 42-12 75 $10,000 Day 1: 5 17-03 Day 2: 5 13-05 Day 3: 5 12-04 26. Terry Butcher Talala, OK 15 42-11 74 $10,000 Day 1: 5 13-10 Day 2: 5 16-15 Day 3: 5 12-02 27. Russ Lane Prattville, AL 15 42-09 73 $10,000 Day 1: 5 15-12 Day 2: 5 11-15 Day 3: 5 14-14 28. Alton Jones Woodway, TX 15 42-07 72 $10,000 Day 1: 5 17-13 Day 2: 5 13-02 Day 3: 5 11-08 29. Kotaro Kiriyama Moody, AL 15 42-06 71 $10,000 Day 1: 5 15-15 Day 2: 5 14-14 Day 3: 5 11-09 30. Chris Zaldain San Jose, CA 15 42-03 70 $10,000 Day 1: 5 11-14 Day 2: 5 16-10 Day 3: 5 13-11 31. Dustin Wilks Rocky Mount, NC 15 42-03 69 $10,000 Day 1: 5 13-02 Day 2: 5 16-00 Day 3: 5 13-01 32. Tommy Biffle Wagoner, OK 15 42-02 68 $10,000 Day 1: 5 18-02 Day 2: 5 12-06 Day 3: 5 11-10 33. Greg Vinson Wetumpka, AL 15 41-14 67 $10,000 Day 1: 5 13-05 Day 2: 5 14-00 Day 3: 5 14-09 34. Rick Morris Lake Gaston, VA 15 41-13 66 $10,000 Day 1: 5 14-02 Day 2: 5 13-08 Day 3: 5 14-03 35. Mike McClelland Bella Vista, AR 15 41-06 65 $10,000 Day 1: 5 15-09 Day 2: 5 13-01 Day 3: 5 12-12 36. Ott DeFoe Knoxville, TN 15 41-06 64 $10,000 Day 1: 5 14-10 Day 2: 5 13-04 Day 3: 5 13-08 37. Matt Reed Madisonville, TX 15 41-03 63 $10,000 Day 1: 5 14-02 Day 2: 5 15-01 Day 3: 5 12-00 38. Keith Combs Huntington, TX 15 41-00 62 $10,000 Day 1: 5 15-01 Day 2: 5 13-06 Day 3: 5 12-09 39. Jonathon VanDam Kalamazoo, MI 15 41-00 61 $10,000 Day 1: 5 12-13 Day 2: 5 14-07 Day 3: 5 13-12 40. Brian Snowden Reeds Spring, MO 15 40-15 60 $10,000 Day 1: 5 16-01 Day 2: 5 13-07 Day 3: 5 11-07 41. Gerald Swindle Warrior, AL 15 40-11 59 $10,000 Day 1: 5 14-05 Day 2: 5 14-09 Day 3: 5 11-13 42. Andy Montgomery Blacksburg, SC 15 40-11 58 $10,000 Day 1: 5 13-00 Day 2: 5 14-02 Day 3: 5 13-09 43. J Todd Tucker Moultrie, GA 15 40-10 57 $10,000 Day 1: 5 13-15 Day 2: 5 13-05 Day 3: 5 13-06 44. Casey D Ashley Donalds, SC 15 40-08 56 $10,000 Day 1: 5 13-07 Day 2: 5 15-08 Day 3: 5 11-09 45. Kevin VanDam Kalamazoo, MI 15 40-05 55 $10,000 Day 1: 5 13-04 Day 2: 5 14-03 Day 3: 5 12-14 46. Russell Parrish Riesel, TX 15 40-03 54 $10,000 Day 1: 5 13-13 Day 2: 5 13-14 Day 3: 5 12-08 47. Mark Davis Mount Ida, AR 15 39-15 53 $10,000 Day 1: 5 12-03 Day 2: 5 16-04 Day 3: 5 11-08 48. James Niggemeyer Van, TX 15 39-14 52 $10,000 Day 1: 5 12-06 Day 2: 5 15-01 Day 3: 5 12-07 49. Jeremy Starks Scott Depot, WV 15 38-14 51 $10,000 Day 1: 5 12-12 Day 2: 5 15-07 Day 3: 5 10-11 50. Scott Ashmore Broken Arrow, OK 13 32-11 50 $5,000 Day 1: 5 17-06 Day 2: 5 10-12 Day 3: 3 04-09