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Bass Pro Shops Fishing Tour
Div 39 Illinois North
Director: Tony Wilbert
(502)773-2626
2021 Season Schedule - Download PDF Flier |
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3/20/2021
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Clinton Lake | Main Marina | ![]() |
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4/11/2021
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Des Plaines/Kankakee | Big Basin | ![]() |
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5/02/2021
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Lake Vermilion | Vermilion Co. Park | ![]() |
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5/23/2021
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Cal Sag Calumet Mich | Alsip Ramp | ![]() |
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6/20/2021
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Des Plaines Kankakee | Conserv. Ramp Kank | ![]() |
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7/11/2021
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Cal Sag Calumet Mich | Alsip Ramp | ![]() |
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8/14/2021
8/15/2021 |
Mississippi Pool 13 | Savanna | ![]() |
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10/20/2021 10/22/2021 | Kerr Lake | Occoneechee State Park | ![]() |
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Tom Ondras wins D39 Two-Day Tom Ondras of New Lenox, IL, won the Bass Pro Shops American Fishing Tour D39 championship presented by American Bass Anglers. Launching from the Savanna Marina near Savanna, IL Tom brought back a five-fish limit both days for a total weight of 26.44-lbs. |
Nick Koehne Takes the win on Clinton Lake Nick Koehne of Manteno, IL won the Bass Pro Shops Fishing Tour D39 tournament presented by American Bass Anglers. Running out of the Marina near DeWitt, IL Nick brought back 2 fish that locked in the scales at 6.78-lbs anchored by a 3.86-lbs kicker. The day was tough as we were faced with post cold front conditions of 26 temps at take-off, and bright blue bird skies with winds 10-15mph. |
NICK KOEHNE TOPS THE FIELD Our 4th event of the year was held at the Cal/Sag on June 11th. It was hot and blustery day but all 30 anglers competing weighed at least one fish! Mike Koenig said, “First time I have seen that since I began tournament fishing.” |
Schultz Takes First D39 Event for 2017 Dave Schultz of Wilmington, Illinois had a fabulous start to the AFT D39 season in the first event on 3/19/2017 held on DesPlaines/Kankakee River. Dave took a first place win with a total weight of 10.32 pounds. |
James Takes Win at D39 Championship Scott James of Wilmington, Illinois won the AFT D39 two day Divisional Championship held on Mississippi Pool 13 on August 20th and 21st. High water, fast current, and muddy water slowed a normally great bass catching river, but the conditions didn't slow Scott who caught three fish each day with a total weight of 13.25 pounds. |
Buss Cleans Up Jacksonville Rich Buss of Channahon, Illinois, for the 2nd time this year, took 1st place and had big bass in this weekend's AFT D39 event held on August 7th. His sweep of Jacksonville included a 4.13 pound largemouth and a 9.32 pound bag. |
Chuck Sabia Wins on Kankakee Chuck Sabia of Ottawa, Illinois rocked the field with an impressive bag weighing 11.67 pounds. His catch also included the Big Bass of the event weighing 5.01 pounds. |
Buss Takes Win on Vermillion Rich Buss of Channahon, Illinois is the latest winner in the AFT D39 event, held on June 12th. As he slammed them on Lake Vermillion, Buss, who also had the big bass weighing 5.23 pounds, stated that he caught his fish ten minutes into the event. His first place bag weighed a hefty 14.39 pounds of large mouth bass. |
Romines Tames Cal Sag/Lake Michigan Justin Romines crushed the field of the Ram American Fishing Tour Division 39 event held May 22nd on Cal Sag/Lake Michigan with a weight of 15.45 pounds giving him a per fish average of 3.09 pounds, which alone would have beat half the field. What a nice way to start your ABA membership. |
Long Day at Braidwood
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CLINTON LAKE BLOW DOWN With high winds being forecasted, the Ram American Fishing Tour D39 event on Clinton Lake April 2nd was cut short at 1:30PM. The windy condition did not slow down the competitors, with over half of the field weighing in a catch. Matt Marques of Sence, Illinois bested them all with a winning weight of 13.85 pounds. Matt is a non-boater and won his first bass tournament. |
Mike Koenig Wins Satuday at Clinton Lake
"Everything just went right today. I didn't make any bad decisions and everything worked out and I had my limit early," said Mike Koenig. |