DILLOW WINS BASS FISHING LEAGUE SHENANDOAH DIVISION ON JAMES RIVER




WHAT:              Chris Dillow (above in black shirt) of Waynesboro, Va. (hello Robbie, Chris and Jeff from Waynesboro!), caught a 5-bass limit weighing 16 pounds, 6 ounces Saturday, July 10, 2010 to win $5,756 in the FLW BFL Shenandoah Division tournament on the James River. Under cloudy skies Dillow was junk fishing around sticks and trees to bag his limit.

 

WHO:               The remaining top 10 anglers were:

                        2nd:       Bryan Elrod, Mechanicsville, Va., five bass, 14-8, $1,878

                        3rd:        Fred Aldridge, Brandystation, Va., five bass, 13-12, $1,253

                        4th:        Gary Marean, Manassas, Va., five bass, 12-14, $876

                        5th:        Steve Wagner, New Kent, Va., five bass, 12-13, $751

                        6th:        Philip Jarabeck, Lynchburg, Va., five bass, 12-11, $689

                        7th:        Jeff Hamilton, Chester, Va., five bass, 12-5, $626

                        8th:        Kelly Pratt, Williamsburg, Va., five bass, 12, $563

                        9th:        Thomas Wooten, Huddleston, Va., five bass, 11-13, $1,501*

                        10th:      Ronnie Baker, Providence Forge, Va., five bass, 11-7, $416

                        10th:      Cavin Young, Prince George, Va., five bass, 11-7, $416

                                    *Includes $1000 Evinrude bonus

 

WHAT:              David Williams of Fredericksburg, Va., caught a 5-bass limit weighing 8 pounds, 13 ounces Saturday, July 10, 2010 to win $1,835 in the FLW BFL Shenandoah Co-angler Division on the James River. Williams traveled 25 miles away from ramp and was fishing grassy areas to bring in his limit.

 

WHO:               The remaining top 10 co-anglers were:

                        2nd:       Allen Schurdell, Crab Orchard, W. Va., five bass, 8-9, $918

                        3rd:        Jason Swingle, Charlottesville, Va., five bass, 8-5, $612

                        4th:        Jason Eggleston, Roanoke, Va., five bass, 7-14, $428

                        5th:        James Taylor, Ruther Glen, Va., five bass, 7-12, $367

                        6th:        Matthew Stargell, Henrico, Va., five bass, 7-10, $336

                        7th:        Thomas Hassler, Woodstock, Va., five bass, 7-5, $306

                        8th:        Jacob Bumgarner, Monroe, Va., five bass, 7-2, $275

                        9th:        Robert Bruguiere, Michanicsville, Va., five bass, 6-11, $245

                        10th:      Gregory Scott, Ferrum, Va., five bass, 6-9, $214

                                                  

NOTES:            The next and last BFL Shenandoah Division tournament for 2010 is scheduled for September 11-12, at the Potomac River in Woodbridge, Va. After the fifth Shenandoah Division tournament is complete, the top 40 boaters and co-anglers based on point standings will qualify for the Regional Championship at the Potomac River in Marbury, Md., on Oct. 7-9, for a chance to win a 198VX Ranger boat with a 200-horsepower Evinrude or Yamaha outboard and a Chevy pick-up, co-anglers will fish for a new Ranger 198VX.

 

ABOUT FLW OUTDOORS

FLW Outdoors, named after Forrest L. Wood, the legendary founder of Ranger Boats, is the largest fishing tournament organization in the world offering anglers worldwide the opportunity to compete for millions over the course of 189  tournaments in 2010. FLW Outdoors has also taken fishing mainstream with FLW Fantasy Fishing awarding the largest prizes in the history of fantasy sports. FLW Outdoors memberships are available featuring numerous benefits including Player’s Advantage. For more information about FLW Outdoors and its tournaments, visit FLWOutdoors.com or call (270) 252-1000. For more information about FLW Fantasy Fishing, visit FantasyFishing.com.

Courtesy of FLWOutdoors.com

 

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