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Bass Pro Shops Couples Tour
Georgia
Director: Jeff Maddox
(770)318-3610
Amanda Maddox
2021 Season Schedule - Download PDF Flier |
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| 9/12/2020 |
Sinclair | Big Eds Lakeside |  |
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| 10/10/2020 |
Oconee | Sugar Creek Marina | |
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| 11/07/2020 |
Jackson | Berrys Boat Ramp | |
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| 12/12/2020 |
Jackson | Berrys Boat Ramp | |
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| 3/06/2021 |
Sinclair | Big Eds Lakeside | |
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| 3/27/2021 |
Oconee | Sugar Creek Marina | |
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| 4/03/2021 |
Sinclair | Big Eds Lakeside | |
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| 4/17/2021 |
Oconee | Sugar Creek Marina | |
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| 5/08/2021 |
Jackson | Berrys Boat Ramp | |
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| 6/12/2021 |
Sinclair | Big Eds Lakeside | |
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| 9/16/21 9/17/21 |
TBA | TBA | |
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Roger and JoAnn White Take the win on Tobesofkee Roger and JoAnn White won The Bass Pro Shops Couples Series, operated by American Bass Anglers, Georgia Division 2 held May 18th on lake Tobesofkee. Running out of Claystone Park Roger and JoAnn brought in five-fish that locked in the scales at 13.35-lbs. Roger anchored their bag with the men’s big bass that went to the scales at 5.76-lbs and JoAnn sealed the victory with women’s big bass that locked in at 3.37-lbs. |
Georgia Couples Division Rescheduled Winter Event American Couples Series Georgia Division had postponed it's December tournament on Jackson due to winter weather. The tournament has been rescheduled for February 17th. For more information about the Georgia division, contact Jeff and Amanda Maddox at (770)318-3610. |
Danny and Myra Taylor Take the win on Oconee
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Capes Takes the Win on West Point
Sean and Kathy Capes take the win for the American Couple Series Georgia Division tournament held on June 17th on West Point. Blasting off from Highland Marina near LaGrange, Ga. The couple brought back a five fish limit for the win. |
Back to Back Wins for Sean and Kathy Capes
Sean and Kathy Capes won the American Couples Series Georgia Division tournament held June 18th on West Point. Blasting off again from Highland Marina near LaGrange, GA. Sean and Kathy brought back 6.71 lbs. to take back to back wins |
Jeff and Lisa Strong Win on Sinclair
 22 Teams came out Saturday, June 3rd to compete on Lake Sinclair in the American Bass Anglers, American Couples Series Georgia Division 2 tournament. A sunny day with temperatures in the high 80’s, Jeff and Lisa Strong of Sharpsburg, GA won the event with a 5-fish limit of 13.98 lbs.
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Barry and April Stokes Win at Oconee
 Barry and April Stokes took the win for American Bass Anglers D2 Couples event held on April 1 at Lake Oconee. Their winning bag was 14.93 pounds, earning them $935 for the day. Barry and April were also awarded Couple of the Year, for the second year in a row. They caught their fish on soft plastics and Underground Tackle Jigs flipping to wood in 2 to 4 feet of water. They caught 8 keepers all day.
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Barry and April Stokes Win on Jackson
Barry and April Stokes of Covington, Georgia took first place at the Couples Georgia D2 event held on November 19th at Lake Jackson. The couple brought in a total weight of 15.10 pounds. April also caught a 4.53 pound Lunker that she received Big Fish for the Ladies. The team won $888 for the day. They caught there fish on Underground Tackle jigs, Shakey heads, and crankbaits targeting 4 to 8 feet of water. |
Carl and Marcy Wilson Win at Sinclair
Carl and Marcy Wilson of Covington, Georgia took first place at the Couples Georgia D2 event held on October 29th at Lake Sinclair. The couple brought in a total weight of 11.87 pounds to earn them a total of $788 for their efforts. |
Danny and Myra Taylor of Buckhead, GA won the American Bass Anglers, Georgia Couples Division 2 tournament held October 21st, 2017 on Lake Oconee. Running out of Sugar Creek Marina near Buckhead, GA Danny and Myra brought back a five-fish limit that locked in the scales at 10.74 pounds. They anchored their bag with a 2.75-pound kicker. They each took home $275 for their first-place finish.
