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Bass Pro Shops Fishing Tour
Div 65 Oklahoma
Director: Jeff Davison
(918)289-6993
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| 10/20/21 10/22/21 | Kerr Lake | Occoneechee State Park |  |
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Jackson Takes Big Win on Grand Lake Bass Pro Shops Fishing Tour Division 65’s tournament on Grand Lake held on Saturday, June 13, 2020, proved to be a scorcher of a day with temps quickly reaching into the 90s. Despite the heat, Bryan Jackson of Monet, MO, taught other Grand Lake anglers a major lesson bringing in 5 beautiful bass to the scale weighing 19.84 lbs. Second place honors went to Curtis Heintz of Olathe, KS, with 18.25 lbs of fish. Big Bass honors went to Division 65 newcomer Randy Baskins of Owasso, OK, with a beautiful 6.21 lb mama bass. Cash prizes totaling almost $700 were distributed among the 3 winners. |
Woods Dominates on Eucha Lake Anglers competing in American Bass Anglers’ Division 65 tournament trail were eager to get back on the water after the cancellation of two tournaments due to the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic. The May 23, 2020, tournament was moved to Lake Eucha near Jay, OK, which was good to local angler Dirk Woods of Miami, OK, as he was able to bring in 4 fish to the scale weighing a total of 10.04 lbs. Woods also received “Big Bass” honors weighing a 4.68 lbs beautiful, mama bass. |
Pulliam Scores Big on Grand Lake Fourteen anglers battled the elements to compete against each other on Saturday, June 27, 2020, in AFT division #65 ‘s tournament on Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees in northeast Oklahoma. |
Heintz Wins Big on Grand Lake American Bass Anglers-Division 65 had its first tournament on a muddy Grand Lake o’ the Cherokees on Saturday, March 21, 2020, with 14 boats braving the 30 degree weather. Rumor has it that the winner Curtis Heintz, of Olathe, KS, ran his new Ranger bass boat all the way to the Pensacola Dam to find some biting fish. |
Jackson Wins on Grand Lake Bryan Jackson of Monett, MO., took divisional “Angler of the Year” title during the Division 65 American Bass Anglers (ABA) Bass Pro Shops Fishing Tour (BPSFT) two-day are championship held on September 28-29, 2019, on Grand Lake. |
Emery Takes the Win on Eucha Lake Angler Rob Emery of Coweta, OK, dominated the field in ABA Division 65’s tournament held Saturday, June 22, 2019, with a nice bag weighing 19.80 lbs. He also had a nice kicker fish weighing 7.40 lbs. to garner “big bass” honors for the day receiving over $325 in cash prizes for his effort. |
Jacksons Dominate on Grand Lake Father and son Kevin and Bryan Jackson from Monet, Missouri, took first and second place on Division 65’s last one-day tournament on Grand Lake on July 13, 2019. Bryan Jackson took first place with a winning weight of 20.98 lbs |
Martin Conquers Wind on Grand Lake Thomas “Chris” Martin, of Grove, OK, garnered first place honors in the Division 65 tournament on April 27, 2019, with 4 fish weighing a total of 13 lbs. including big bass honors with a nice 5.42 lbs. momma bass. The 14 competing anglers again faced an adverse Oklahoma weather day when the weather suddenly turned blustery at launch time. Gusts over 30 miles per hour for most of the day made navigating the lake and locating the fish more difficult. |
Knutson Wins Big on Grand Lake First-time boater Zak Knutson of Oklahoma City, OK, came in with a beautiful 6.68 lbs. momma bass on Saturday, March 23, 2019, to take first place and big bass honors. Knutson faced adverse cold, rainy weather conditions on Grand Lake along with the other competing anglers in the field. A total of 5 fish were caught for the day showing that tough, pre-spawn winter pattern conditions still exist in March on Grand Lake |
Bryan Jackson Takes Win on Grand Lake Bryan Jackson proved bass do bite in 40 degree water on Grand lake. The opening tournament of Division 65 on Grand Lake for the Bass Pro Shops Fishing Tour occurred Saturday, March 2, 2019, with 10 anglers competing in tough water and weather conditions. Bryan Jackson of Monett, MO, took the win with 2 fish and a total weight of 5.18-lbs. |
Gene Childers Garners Win on Grand Lake
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Mike Franks Dominates on Grand Lake
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Kenny Reedy Takes Win on Grand Lake
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Gene Childers Garners Win on Grand Lake
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Paul Spoon wins D65 Two-Day on Grand Lake
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Division 65 American Bass Anglers’ fourth tournament out of Tera Miranda occurred on Saturday, May 19, 2018, with an unusually hot, steamy day for spring fishing in Oklahoma. Gene Childers of Vinita, OK, took first place honors and over $300 in cash prizes with a five fish limit and a total weight of 12.84 lbs. including big bass honors with a fish weighing 4.04 lbs. 
Division 65 American Bass Anglers’ third tournament out of Tera Miranda occurred on Sunday, May 6, 2018, with a beautiful, balmy day in the 80’s. Mike Franks of Bartlesville, OK, came in first place with five fish and a total weight of 8.56 lbs. Kenny Reedy of Joplin, MO, garnered big bass honors with a fish weighing 2.52 lbs. 
Division 65 American Bass Anglers’ second tournament out of Tera Miranda occurred on April 21, 2018, with a cool, chilly day but calm winds. Kenny Reedy of Joplin, MO, came in first place with two beautiful 4.5 lbs. bass and a total weight of 9.32 lbs. Reedy also garnered big bass honors with a fish weighing 4.68 lbs. and total cash prizes of $368. Second place went to Chris Jeffrey of Sedan, KS, with three 
The opening tournament of Division 65 on Grand Lake for ABA’s American Fishing Tour occurred Saturday, March 3, 2018, with a beautiful, clear day in the mid-60’s. Thirteen anglers competed in tough water conditions after some late winter flooding on Grand Lake to produce fish. Only three boats were able to weigh in fish. The leader, Gene Childers from Vinita, OK, weighed three fish to win with a total weight of 9.12 lbs. 
Paul Spoon of Edmond, OK won the Ram American Fishing Tour, presented by American Bass Anglers Oklahoma Division 65 2-day Championship held September 16th-17th, 2017 on Grand Lake. Blasting off from Tera Miranda near Afton, Ok Paul brought back a five-fish limit on day one that locked in the scales at 10.42 lbs. He anchored his first days catch with the big bass of the tournament, that went for 3.52 lbs.