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News: 02/24/07
Randy Tucker and Scott Teer Win Fishing For a Cure Benefit
Tournament on Lake Dardanelle
Randy Tucker and Scott Teer Win with 23.90 pounds!!!!
Story by Terrance Narveson
Floyd Parnell with Parnell Consultants Inc. put up all the prize money for the tournament in
support of the American Cancer Society. Regions bank of Booneville was also involved in
helping with the tournament and they thank everyone that come out and braved the weather
for an exciting day on the water.Thunderstorms filled the skies and the occasional downpours
throughout the morning didn’t keep the 27 teams that fished today from going after the $1000
top prize. The Dardanelle "Hogs" obviously felt the low pressure system overhead, which lead
to an awesome bite. Here's how the top 5 teams caught their fish
1st - Randy Tucker and Scott Teer - 23.90lbs including the day's big bass (8.12lbs).
Scott Teer with the 8.12 pound monster
Randy and Scott fished the lower end of the lake and concentrated their efforts in three
different bays. Their fish were caught on Jigs and Spinnerbaits staging to move shallow. Along
with the tournament win Scott said that the 8 pounder he caught today was his personal best
for the lake.
2nd - Trey Huddleston/ Dylan Hawkins - 5 bass - 22.75lbs.
Dylan Hawkins and Trey Huddleston
Trey and Dylan caught all their fish on the lower end of the lake on jerkbaits and rattletraps.
“The dirtier the water the better” said Huddleston, and that is where they found their better
fish. They said they were on fish all day and their last keeper came with an hour left and
helped them cull up two pounds.
3rd - John Harwell/ Al Crenshaw - 5 bass - 21.51lbs
They concentrated their efforts in the mid lake area and caught approximately 20 fish with 7 of
those being keepers. Their fish were caught on chatterbaits and spinnerbaits fished slow
around isolated cover.
4th - Randy Osborne/Stan Osborne- 5 bass - 20.41lbs
All their fish were caught in the morning before the bite slowed down. They fished on the lower
end of the lake and caught their fish on spinnerbaits.
5th - Bryce Smith/ Hank Huggins - 5 bass - 19.37lbs
They started up the river and caught a few keepers on shakey heads. Then they came back
down the lake where they caught their fish on jerkbaits.
Here are the top 10 finishers:
1st- Randy Tucker/Scott Teer: 5/23.90 BB- 8.12
2nd- Tray Huddleston/Dylan Hawkins: 5/22.75 BB- 5.65
3rd- John Harwell/Al Crenshaw: 5/21.51 BB- 5.54
4th- Randy Osborne/Stan Osborne: 5/20.41 BB- 5.15
5th- Bryce Smith/Hank Higgins: 5/19.37 BB-5.64
6th- John Whitman/Stephen Greb: 5/18.92 BB- 5.58
7th- Robert James/Jeff Keene: 5/18.52 BB- 5.25
8th- Richard Cassilas/Justin Minnie: 5/18.20 BB- 4.82
9th- Wayne Dixon/Randy Allen: 5/17.75 BB- 6.15
10th- Jared Allen/Spencer Grace: 5/17.20
Randy Tucker and Scott Teer Win Fishing For a Cure Benefit
Tournament on Lake Dardanelle
Randy Tucker and Scott Teer Win with 23.90 pounds!!!!
Story by Terrance Narveson
Floyd Parnell with Parnell Consultants Inc. put up all the prize money for the tournament in
support of the American Cancer Society. Regions bank of Booneville was also involved in
helping with the tournament and they thank everyone that come out and braved the weather
for an exciting day on the water.Thunderstorms filled the skies and the occasional downpours
throughout the morning didn’t keep the 27 teams that fished today from going after the $1000
top prize. The Dardanelle "Hogs" obviously felt the low pressure system overhead, which lead
to an awesome bite. Here's how the top 5 teams caught their fish
1st - Randy Tucker and Scott Teer - 23.90lbs including the day's big bass (8.12lbs).
Scott Teer with the 8.12 pound monster
Randy and Scott fished the lower end of the lake and concentrated their efforts in three
different bays. Their fish were caught on Jigs and Spinnerbaits staging to move shallow. Along
with the tournament win Scott said that the 8 pounder he caught today was his personal best
for the lake.
2nd - Trey Huddleston/ Dylan Hawkins - 5 bass - 22.75lbs.
Dylan Hawkins and Trey Huddleston
Trey and Dylan caught all their fish on the lower end of the lake on jerkbaits and rattletraps.
“The dirtier the water the better” said Huddleston, and that is where they found their better
fish. They said they were on fish all day and their last keeper came with an hour left and
helped them cull up two pounds.
3rd - John Harwell/ Al Crenshaw - 5 bass - 21.51lbs
They concentrated their efforts in the mid lake area and caught approximately 20 fish with 7 of
those being keepers. Their fish were caught on chatterbaits and spinnerbaits fished slow
around isolated cover.
4th - Randy Osborne/Stan Osborne- 5 bass - 20.41lbs
All their fish were caught in the morning before the bite slowed down. They fished on the lower
end of the lake and caught their fish on spinnerbaits.
5th - Bryce Smith/ Hank Huggins - 5 bass - 19.37lbs
They started up the river and caught a few keepers on shakey heads. Then they came back
down the lake where they caught their fish on jerkbaits.
Here are the top 10 finishers:
1st- Randy Tucker/Scott Teer: 5/23.90 BB- 8.12
2nd- Tray Huddleston/Dylan Hawkins: 5/22.75 BB- 5.65
3rd- John Harwell/Al Crenshaw: 5/21.51 BB- 5.54
4th- Randy Osborne/Stan Osborne: 5/20.41 BB- 5.15
5th- Bryce Smith/Hank Higgins: 5/19.37 BB-5.64
6th- John Whitman/Stephen Greb: 5/18.92 BB- 5.58
7th- Robert James/Jeff Keene: 5/18.52 BB- 5.25
8th- Richard Cassilas/Justin Minnie: 5/18.20 BB- 4.82
9th- Wayne Dixon/Randy Allen: 5/17.75 BB- 6.15
10th- Jared Allen/Spencer Grace: 5/17.20
