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Fantasy Fishing Results from Lake Guntersville

February 17, 2009 hellabass

So here are the Top 10 results from my group after Guntersville, we will need to wait until the official overall standings come out, as I will award a prize to the top angler in the group who does not win an FLW prize. So we will need to see how Jeff and a couple other top guys in this group fair overall.

Rank

Name

Team

Lineup

Points

Jeff Schwartzkopf

Da Schwartz

DAVID FRITTS, ANDY MORGAN, LARRY NIXON… [Expand]

8,980

david sicheneder

sichbass

DAVID FRITTS, KEITH WILLIAMS, TRACY ADAMS… [Expand]

8,431

karen evans

mrs.fishlips

DAVID FRITTS, LUKE CLAUSEN, GREG PUGH… [Expand]

7,543

Jacob Watters

jacob173’s Team

DAVID FRITTS, CLARK WENDLANDT, GEORGE COCHRAN… [Expand]

7,429

michael skerchek

slammin bass

RANDALL THARP, GREG PUGH, ANDY MORGAN… [Expand]

6,729

Eric Walls

Old Hickory Bass Anglers

RANDALL THARP, DAVID FRITTS, GREG PUGH… [Expand]

6,210

Jason Meade

J Man’s Mustard Jigglers

GREG PUGH, ANDY MORGAN, GEORGE COCHRAN… [Expand]

6,116

Alexander Zelvin

Don’t Tap On The Glass

LUKE CLAUSEN, SCOTT CANTERBURY, GREG PUGH… [Expand]

5,939

Steve Loraus

Jigaholic007

ADVID DUDLEY, DAVID FRITTS, RANDALL THARP… [Expand]

5,700

Dave Maas

Minnesocold BPboys

MARK ROSE, RANDALL THARP, SCOTT CANTERBURY… [Expand]

5,643

Looks like Jeff showed us how important it can be to pick the winner as that was worth 5200 points!!

I ended up 34th in this group out of nearly 80, so about average or slightly above average. I had 3,477 points and that put me 13,801st overall. Long ways from prizes, not a complete disaster though, I can climb my way into year end contention still. Time to focus on setting my Bassmaster Classic lineup and then Table Rock! Looks like FLW is supposed to publish official results on Thursday or Friday, so check back to see who won our group prize!

Did I mention that I took David Dudley, Scott Cantebury and Sam Newby out of my lineup the day before the deadline??? IDIOT!!!

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The Commissioner
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FLW Guntersville – Day 1 Standings for my Fantasy Group

February 13, 2009 hellabass

I signed up for the Player’s Advantage, which comes with Real-Time Scoring, so I am able to share a Top 10 points update after the day 1 weigh in. As you can see I am 27th in my own group, looks like almost 80 anglers submitted lineups this week in my group. So these are the teams looking good so far, but a lot can chance day to day.

Rank	Team Name	Player Name	Points


27	Rich’s Bassin Blog	Rich Lindgren	3481

Rank

Team Name

Player Name

Points


1	slammin bass	michael skerchek	8235
2	Jigaholic007	Steve Loraus	7247
3	bassfishing66	STEVEN JOHNSON	7239
4	Minnesocold BPboys	Dave Maas	6716
5	J Man’s Mustard Jigglers	Jason Meade	6138
6	team blake	brandon blake	5102
7	Biffmar	Biff Curtis	5010
8	TOPWATER	GREG GANT	4939
9	jacob173’s Team	Jacob Watters	4787
10	thumpers	Tom marxo	4640

I am already kicking myself on some last minute changes I made, I took guys out of my lineup that are doing very well. I also forgot that Greg Pugh was double booked, probably not smart for me to have him in the #1 spot. I am also baffled that Jay Yelas and Michael Bennett only weighed 1 fish each
Good Luck to all!

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Setting a FLW Fantasy Fishing Lineup for Lake Guntersville

February 10, 2009 hellabass

This will be the first of many installments of my Fantasy Bass Fishing Corner genre of blog entries for both FLW & BASS Fantasy Fishing.

How to Pick’em!
So let’s start out talking about the strategies on how to make a good lineup for FLW Fantasy Fishing. Things of note:
1. There is no salary cap, so feel free to litter your lineup with big names and superstars if you see fit
2. FLW has a large field, 150 boats down from 200, so scores should be even higher this year
3. Jackpotters are for the most part out this year, last year FLW filled fields with locals, not the case last year
4. It’s all about the Top 10’s!!! Guys that are perennial consistent finishers, and don’t make Top 10’s are of little value in the FLW scoring system
5. Take a look at Player’s Advantage, last year at $40, I thought it was bit of a rip off, this year at $10, I think its a very solid value. It tells you the anglers that live closest to the lake, expert picks, angler lake match-ups based on their strengths and past successes. I guess you can’t argue against the fact that the $1 million winner last year, used Player’s Advantage, I am guessing he signed up again
I signed up, mostly so I could better give analysis on lakes and lineups to share with you. So I say get it, but if you are too cheap, come back to my blog and I will give you the highlights!!
There are a lot of great tools in PA, check it out!!!
6. There is luck involved, I think a certain amount of skill goes into picking guys in the Top 10, but the Exacta bonus points are a little more luck, that is where you are going to win the big prizes. Do a good job of stacking your lineup with guys in the Top 10 on every tournament and hopefully lady luck will hook you up on some Exacta picks and you could wind $100k!!!

Now let’s talk about Guntersville – a.k.a. The Big G.
Type of water: Lowland Tennessee River impoundment
Surface area: 69,100 acres
Shoreline: 950 miles
Average depth: 12 feet
Max depth: 45 feet
Primary structure/cover: hydrilla, milfoil, stumps, ledges, points, riprap
Species: largemouth, smallmouth, spotted bass
Length minimum: 15 inches for largemouths and smallmouths, 12 inches for spotted bass

Guntersville is known for its grass and big bass and this time of year, it should yield some hefty pre-spawn sacks of fish. For at least one tournament, the FLW should not the be shakey head tour this week. Cranks, traps, jerkbaits and jigs should be the deal. Couple things that makes Guntersville tricky when selecting a lineup. FLW has not made many stops here other then the BFL stops and usually they don’t fish it in February. Although they have fished several events on Lake Wheeler was is the next lake in the TVA chain and can fish similar, so check results for anglers that do well there. Also, BASS has fished a couple events on Guntersville in February, George Cochran & Zell Rowland those events. (Click there names to see results) Incidentally Cochran will be fishing this tournament. If you look at those results, you will also see names like Stacey King, Luke Clausen, Jay Yelas as well; all now fish FLW.

So here goes my lineup, I may tweak it a bit, but this is essentially what it will be when rosters lock on Wednesday morning:

GREG PUGH

Local, great pre-spawn angler

ANDY MORGAN

Lot of success on TVA Lakes, Stud

RANDALL THARP

Dominates BFL’s Guntersville

JAY YELAS

BASS experience on Big G

GEORGE COCHRAN

Won February BASS event

JACK WADE

Experienced Pro, knows Guntersville

DAVID FRITTS

PreSpawn cranking is his deal

SHINICHI FUKAE

Got have a finesse guy, he catches them every where

DAVID WALKER

TN Pro, Knows the TVA lakes

MICHAEL BENNETT

FLW Young Gun

I used a combination of the Player’s Advantage, independent research and gut feel to set this lineup.
Still time to join my group, I will be awarding prizes for every event.
Here is the details to sign up:
Please go to www.FantasyFishing.com to sign-up or learn more. After you have completed the sign-up process, click “Join a League” in the Game Tracker and enter the following information to become part of RichLindgren.com’s League:

League Id: 11590
Password: bassin

Good luck to all that play!!

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The Commissioner
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Fantasy Bass Fishing Corner, Fun Fishing

Relaxing Morning at the River

February 9, 2009 hellabass

I was able to get up and head out to the river with my pal Bill for some fishing yesterday. We were on the water by 8:45am. It was so peaceful and calm and rarely did a fish break the tranquility for me. I caught one carp, one rock bass and finally one 2lb smallmouth about 15 minutes before I had to head home to make my curfew.

Bill did get this sweet picture of me fishing in the morning, so at least I got a new picture for the desktop of my laptop!!

Bill’s trip was a little lest quiet and peaceful, I think 7 smallies disturbed his morning, Poor Guy!! I think I will take Bill fishing more, he takes great pictures!! I am starting to work on putting together some homework and info on how to build your FLW Fantasy Fishing Lineup for Guntersville. Check back tomorrow!

Rich
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Fantasy Bass Fishing Corner

Rich Lindgren is Challenging You to Fantasy Fishing Challenge on ESPN.com

February 6, 2009 hellabass

Rich Lindgren is challenging you to play Fantasy Fishing Challenge on ESPN.com.

This game challenges you to build a roster of five anglers while staying under your team’s $100m salary cap. The amount of points an angler can earn in a tournament are based on the Angler of the Year points system. Best of all, it’s FREE to play. Plus I will award prizes to winners at each event in my group!

Here is how to sign up, go to http://games.espn.go.com/bass/frontpage
Create your entry
Click Join a Group
Search under Private Groups for Rich’s Bassin’ Blog
Password: bassin

BASS this year, now let’s you join multiple groups, so don’t worry if you already joined a group, you can still be part of this group and win prizes!

For more info on my FLW Fantasy Fishing Group – check this post – http://bassinblog.richlindgren.com/2009/01/27/join-my-flw-fantasy-fishing-leauge.aspx

I would like to welcome our newest email subscribers, we are now up to 86, plus all the RSS subscribers!!

Best regards,
The Commissioner
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Fun Fishing

Super Sunday

February 3, 2009 hellabass

It was a Super Sunday for me indeed, but that had little to do with the Football game that evening. Bill and I got up early, got to the walking path as the sun was still below the horizon. When we arrived to the area, it was breezy and about 21 degrees. Luckily I was all bundled up with Akinetix hat and gear, makes a big difference when you are fishing in January and you are dressed for the weather. We were the first ones there this time and agreed to stay close so that we could get good pictures if we caught larger fish.

Bill & I were both giddy and anxious to get our rods unwrapped and make that first cast, my first pitch I had a solid tap and missed the fish, threw back in got thumped again and reared back only to break my line. After getting a new black & blue 1/2oz Tru-Tungsten jig tied up, it was on, Bill and I were hooking fish at a steady pace. We were getting bit on nearly every cast when we started. It only took us about 30 minutes for each of us to get to double digit bass landed. We even had several doubles.

This was an early 4lb double, my fish is in my right hand, Bill’s in the other

I then walked over to a shallower weed flat and started working that area, I got some bites and some fish, but my 1/2oz jig was constantly fouling with slimy grass, so I tried swimming the jig. I caught a few fish doing that, but that heavy jig was not ideal for swimming it in that shallow water. I returned with a 6″ Baby bass BassTrix swimbait to that grassy area and immediately started hooking up on some nice bass; very cool! After about 6 bass and a few missed fish, they finally ripped my paddle tail off, so back to a 3/8oz Fall Craw jig that I could both swim and work on the bottom.

One of the nicer bass duped by a 6″ BassTrix Paddle Tail

Catching fish on the jig was very fun, but then my mind started to wonder….. could I catch them on my 7″ Bluegill Tru-Life swimbait???? So I convinced myself to tie it on, in the deeper area where we started, I could get bass to follow on most casts, but they would not commit to hitting it. I then walked down to the shallow grass area where it was more wind swept and on my 2nd cast, my rod loaded up with a nice bass. I then caught 3 bass on my next 5 casts with the big swimbait. How awesome to be on a hot swimbait bite on the last day of January where most anglers are ice fishing in this area???

One of several bass on my Tru-Tungsten Tru-Life bluegill

I went on to catch 38 bass in total, with many 3-4lb class fish, Bill tallied 44 all in about 4 hours. So if you do the math, that is a bass every 6 minutes for each of us or 3 minutes combined. It was so fast and intense, I hardly noticed how bad I gashed my finger until I got looking at the photos, no pain, no gain. I could go into a ton more details, but I got lots of pictures, they explain best!!

Nice bass, with a face full of Blk/Blue TT Jig!

Bill got a great shot of me early on fishing that weed flat as the sun rose

Bill’s biggest fish, he caught several, but its my blog! Another solid Jig fish for me

Rich
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Fun Fishing

Frozen Tundra Largemouth

February 2, 2009 hellabass

The past two winters, I have been doing my best to beat Cabin Fever by casting to open water smallmouth on the Mississippi River. Don’t get me wrong, its a great time and beats the heck out of ice fishing or sitting at home watching “World’s Greatest Fishing Show” (No offense Z); but there are times when I want to fish for big green bass, with big lures and big sticks. The river smallies are all about 8lbs test and 1/8oz tube jigs with spinning gear. There is a part of me that is only satisfied with 1/2oz jigs, 7′ Heavy Baitcasting gear and thunderous bone jarring hooksets, you know what I mean????

So this past Saturday morning I headed up to northern Minnesota to meet my buddy Bill to fish a warm water discharge that is know to have opportunity for both numbers & quality largemouth even in the dead of winter. I got a late start from home, so it was nearly 1pm before we wet a line and the area was crawling with anglers fishing for bass, panfish and whatever was biting. Bill did catch a nice chunky largemouth on his first cast, but over all the bites were far and few between. I broke off on two jig bites due to old line, I told myself to respool before the trip, but I did not

I started downsizing my offerings and settled on a Green Pumpkin Baby Brush Hog texas rigged with a 3/16oz Tru-Tungsten worm weight, very quickly after that switch I boated a few 12-13″ largemouth.

Shot a picture of this little guy, at the time, was not sure if I was going to catch any more…

About 4pm, most anglers had really cleared out, except for Bill and on other guy. I told Bill, that if I drive 4 hours, we would fish still we freeze or cannot see, it was the latter. With the reduced pressure and light penetration, the bite seemed to slowly pick up. It was still a tough bite, as I had to keep using the brush hog and Bill used a small finesse jig. Also, I had to basically dead stick the bait and shake vigorously on the slack line to get my force bead to click against my sinker. One thing was, the water was very clear and with my JKruz sunglasses, I often could see bass cruising through some sand spots along the first break. So on many of the fish, I would pitch my bait into the sand spot and shake it. The shaking would quickly attract sunfish, once the sunfish started pecking, bass would often come check to see what was up…… And often after 30-60 seconds of shaking, a bass would pick up my bait, I would have not caught half the bass I did that evening with out quality polarized sunglasses.

This was my big fish of the day, right around 3lbs

We did manage right around 30 fish in that last two hours, with the biggest right around 3lbs. As we walked back to the vehicle, I convinced Bill we would wake up by 6am and be there at first light to give it another try. Seeing the bass we did not catch and the length of travel drove me to give it another shot on the morning of the Super Bowl Sunday. Check back soon to read the rest of the story….

Rich
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Announcements, Get to Know'em, Sponsors

RANDY HOWELL JOINS SECRET WEAPON TEAM

January 30, 2009 hellabass

Brentwood, TN – Secret Weapon Lures, Inc. announced today the company has signed an endorsement deal with professional bass angler Randy Howell. Howell will help the company build upon its reputation as an innovator of premium, high performance fishing tackle for fresh and saltwater sportfishing.

Howell, of Springville, Alabama, ranked 8th in the Bassmaster Elite Series 2008 standings, will be a top contender again in 2009. Look for Howell at the Bassmaster Classic on the Red River near Shreveport, Louisiana in February 2009.

“Randy Howell is an extremely gifted angler who shares our priorities of God, family and fishing. He has the necessary attitude, experience, and skill to win the Classic, and we believe that Secret Weapon’s Recoil Rig™ can help him attain that goal,” said Joe Haubenreich, president of Secret Weapon Lures, Inc.

“The Recoil Rig is the first thing to come along in quite some time that improves the way we can make fish bite,” said Howell. “It’s deadly on bedding fish!”

“I used to say the Recoil Rig is like putting a drop shot on steroids, but it’s more than that. It’s even more effective fished around docks, lay-downs, and cover,” said Howell. “One rod on the deck of my Triton is dedicated to the Recoil Rig at all times.”

“I use electronics to find heavy fish traffic areas – lanes where I can see fish funneling through. Usually we swim or hop our lures through there and hope fish are passing by just then, too. After casting a few times most anglers move on, leaving catchable fish behind. I can position a lure on a Recoil Rig right in their path and work it in place until the fish comes along.”

“It’s making me change the way I fish… but there are a lot of places on the Elite tour this year where fish are used to seeing conventional presentations. I can’t wait to put soft plastics on a Recoil Rig in front of them; it will make them bite.”

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BASS Tour

BASS Announces Field for 2009 Bassmaster Elite Series

January 28, 2009 hellabass

BASS announced today the full field for the 2009 Bassmaster Elite Series, the most visible and prestigious tournament trail in fishing. The field of 101 of the world’s top anglers will visit 8 fisheries during the Elite Series regular season and will compete to advance to the Bassmaster Elite Series postseason. Down a few anglers from last year which started with 110 anglers.

The star-studded field accounts for 15 Bassmaster Classic titles, 18 Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year trophies and more than 200 BASS victories. The Elite circuit will kick off in less than two months with the March 12-15 Battle on the Border on Texas’ Lake Amistad in Del Rio. .

See the complete alphabetically ordered list of qualifying anglers and their hometowns below.

2009 Bassmaster Elite Series Anglers

1. Casey Ashley, Donalds, SC
2. Todd Auten, Lake Wylie, SC
3. Tommy Biffle, Wagoner, OK
4. Jon Bondy, Windsor, Ontario
5. Denny Brauer, Camdenton, MO
6. Brent Broderick, Oregonia, OH
7. Stephen Browning, Hot Springs, AR
8. Mark Burgess, Norton, MA
9. Terry Butcher, Talala, OK.
10. Scott Campbell, Springfield, MO
11. Brent Chapman, Lake Quivira, KS
12. Brian Clark, Haltom City, TX
13. Rick Clunn, Ava, MO
14. Jeff Connella, Bentley, LA
15. Ken Cook, Meers, OK
16. John Crews, Salem, VA
17. Steve Daniel, Clewiston, FL
18. Mark Davis, Mount Ida, AR
19. Boyd Duckett, Demopolis, AL
20. Guy Eaker, Cherryville, NC
21. Paul Elias, Laurel, MS
22. Edwin Evers , Talala, OK
23. Todd Faircloth, Jasper, TX
24. Jami Fralick, Martin, SD
25. Vince Fulks, Purcell, OK
26. Grant Goldbeck, Gaithersburg, MD
27. Pat Golden, High Point, NC
28. Chad Griffin, Cresson, TX
29. Shaw Grigsby, Gainesville, FL
30. Luke Gritter, Kalamazoo, MI
31. Wade Grooms, Bonneau, SC
32. Greg Hackney , Gonzales, LA
33. Bradley Hallman, Norman, OK
34. Charlie Hartley, Grove City, OH
35. Matt Herren, Trussville, AL
36. Kenyon Hill, Norman, OK
37. Davy Hite, Ninety Six, SC
38. Timmy Horton, Muscle Shoals, AL
39. Randy Howell, Springville, AL
40. Michael Iaconelli , Runnemede, NJ
41. Alton Jones, Waco, TX
42. Kelly Jordon, Mineola, TX
43. Steve Kennedy, Auburn, AL
44. Kotaro Kiriyama, Moody, AL
45. Gary Klein, Weatherford, TX
46. Jeff Kriet , Ardmore, OK
47. Bobby Lane, Lakeland, FL
48. Chris Lane, Winter Haven, FL
49. Russ Lane, Prattville, AL
50. Kevin Langill, Terrell, NC

51. Jared Lintner, Arroyo Grande, CA
52. Bill Lowen, Cincinnati, OH
53. Elton Luce Jr., Brookeland, TX
54. Aaron Martens, Leeds, AL
55. Billy McCaghren, Mayflower, AR
56. Mike McClelland, Bella Vista, AR
57. Mark Menendez, Paducah, KY
58. Yusuke Miyazaki, Forney, TX
59. Jimmy Mize, Ben Lomond, AR
60. Ish Monroe, Hughson, CA
61. Rick Morris, Virginia Beach, VA
62. Jim Murray, Arabi, GA
63. John Murray, Phoenix, AZ
64. Britt Myers, Lake Wylie, NC
65. James Niggemeyer, Van, TX
66. Takahiro Omori, Emory, TX
67. Cliff Pace, Petal, MS
68. Pete Ponds, Madison, MS
69. Jason Quinn, York, SC
70. Matt Reed, Madisonville, TX
71. Clark Reehm, Russellville, AR
72. Skeet Reese , Auburn, CA
73. Derek Remitz, Grant, AL
74. Jeff Reynolds, Idabel, OK
75. Marty Robinson, Landrum, SC
76. Dean Rojas, Lake Havasu, AZ
77. Scott Rook, Little Rock, AR
78. Fred Roumbanis, Bixby, OK
79. Zell Rowland, Montgomery, TX
80. Bernie Schultz, Gainesville, FL
81. Terry Scroggins , San Mateo, FL
82. Morizo Shimizu, Suita Osaka, Japan
83. Kevin Short, Mayflower, AR
84. Dave Smith, Del City, OK
85. Brian Snowden, Reeds Spring, MO
86. Matthew Sphar, Pavilion, NY
87. Jeremy Starks, Charleston, WV
88. Marty Stone, Fayetteville, NC
89. Gerald Swindle, Warrior, AL
90. Peter Thliveros, St. Augustine, FL
91. J. Todd Tucker, Moultrie, GA
92. Mark Tucker , Saint Louis, MO
93. Mark Tyler, Vian, AZ
94. Kevin VanDam, Kalamazoo, MI
95. Byron Velvick, Del Rio, TX
96. Greg Vinson, Wetumpka, AL
97. Dustin Wilks, Rocky Mount, NC
98. Jason Williamson, Aiken, SC
99. Kevin Wirth, Crestwood, KY
100. Dave Wolak, Wake Forest, NC
101. Mike Wurm, Hot Springs, AR

Below are the 2008 pros that are not returning in 2009. Note that Bobby Myers and Greg Gutierrez are not on the list below, as they withdrew from the Elite Series prior to the end of the 2008 season.

2008 Elite Pros Not Returning
Glenn DeLong — Bellville, OH
Kurt Dove — Warrenton, VA
Jay Fuller — Kingston, OK
Paul Hirosky — Guys Mills, PA
Bryan Hudgins — Orange Park, FL
James Kennedy — Lacombe, LA
Ben Matsubu — Hemphill, TX
Ray Sedgwick — Cross, SC
David Sherrer — Shreveport, LA
Corey Waldrop — Fort Worth, TX

Fantasy Bass Fishing Corner

Join My FLW Fantasy Fishing Leauge

January 27, 2009 hellabass

I have re-opened my FLW Fantasy Fishing group from last year & inviting you to play FLW Fantasy Fishing where you can become an instant millionaire! Other guaranteed prizes include six $100,000 winners and 1,800 other prizes like a Chevy Silverado, Ranger Boats and more. Don’t worry, if you’ve never played fantasy sports before, FLW Fantasy Fishing will help pick a team for you when you sign up. This year, should be bigger and better, as I intend to send out prizes for every tournament to highest finishers of our group that don’t win FLW prizes. Prizes will be compromised of gifts from my sponsors. So tackle, sunglasses, hats, and other gear will be up for grabs

Here is the details to sign up:
Please go to www.FantasyFishing.com to sign-up or learn more. After you have completed the sign-up process, click “Join a League” in the Game Tracker and enter the following information to become part of RichLindgren.com’s League:

League Id: 11590
Password: bassin

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