Roostertales Bass Club
Saturday, August 24, 2019
Some teams had it figured out and some of us just couldn’t get bit. Congrats to the Team of Hoffman and Grubbs for their first place finish, plus big fish, plus 5 lb club. Congrats to Allen and Allen for their second place finish and second big fish. Congrats to the new Team of Weir and Frost 2 for their third place finish. WTG guys!
Saturday August 12th 2017
Clouds and lightning circled us in the distance, but we were not met by a storm. Fifteen teams fished. There were 6 limits. The winners, the team of Weisshaar and Krisher, smoked the rest of the field with a winning weight of 24.46 # and big fish of 9.27#. Second place went to the husband/wife team of Redding and Redding with 12.72#. Third place was the team of Tucker and Miller with 11.88 # and second big fish of 4.79#. Most of the reports were that the bite really slowed at dusk. Fish were caught both up the river and main lake. Winning presentations included drop shot, crankbaits, and senko. The lake was brownish with scattered dead shad almost everywhere due to the golden algae. However, only one dead game fish was observed.
Our next tournament is a day tournament at Apache Lake September 16. See our website for any updates including the pre-tournament meeting set for 7 pm on Monday 9/ 11.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Our bass club fished Roosevelt Lake from 5 pm to 1 am on Saturday, August 11th. All teams except one weighed a limit and most boats caught more than 10 fish. The winning team weighed a bag of 14.17#, followed by 10.44#, and 9.68#. Big fish was 6.09#. Fish were caught on various baits but texas rig and drop shot predominated. Fish were found from 30-feet to 5-feet with some of the bigger fish caught shallow. The fish seemed to move up from deep to more shallow during the course of the tournament. Various points, ledges, humps, and brush held fish. Roostertales’ next tournament is at Canyon Lake on Saturday September 22. Our pre-tourney meeting is 7 pm on Monday 9/17 in the second floor meeting room at BassPro.
Sunday, August 14, 2011
We fished from 4am to 1pm to avoid the heat that you see this time of the year. The day started off with a lot of lightning and some rain. It cleared up about 10am and we had sun. The fishing was pretty good for some and so-so for others. The end of the years’ results are taking shape with most of the position still up for grabs.
We also voted on moving this years annual Christmas party from Apache Lake to Saguaro Lake with dinner and awards being in Mesa. More information coming soon.