ABA Pleasant Summer Nights Schedule: Click here for more info
June 19th Pleasant-Marina South Ramp
July 10th Pleasant-Marina South Ramp
July 31st Pleasant-Marina South Ramp
August 14th Pleasant-Marina South Ramp
August 28th Pleasant-Marina South Ramp
September 4th Pleasant-Marina South Ramp
Allstar 2010 Tournament Schedule http://www.allstarbass.org
MAY 22, 2010 ROOSEVELT LAKE (CHOLLA)
JUNE 19, 2010 ROOSEVELT LAKE (CHOLLA)
JULY 17, 2010 ROOSEVELT LAKE (CHOLLA)
AUGUST 14, 2010 ROOSEVELT LAKE (CHOLLA
JackAz Bass 2010 Night Tournament Schedule Click Here for more info
June 12 - 5pm to 1am Bartlett
June 26 - 6pm to 6am Bartlett - Dick Laporte Memorial
July 10 - 5pm to 1am Bartlett
July 24 - 5pm to 1am Bartlett
Aug 7 - 5pm to 1am Bartlett
Aug 21 - 5pm to 1am Bartlett
MBC Summer Nights http://montereybass.com/
June 5, 2010 Pleasant - Marina South Ramp
June 26, 2010 Pleasant - Marina South Ramp
July 31, 2010 Pleasant - Marina South Ramp
August 28, 2010 Pleasant - Marina South Ramp
Congrats to Ray Gifford and Ken Howden for bringing in 27.11 lbs at the Allstar Bass Nite Series tournament held last night on Roosevelt Lake! Even though they are holding only 4 fish, they had a limit including the big bass weighing 7.47 lbs. They took home $1,430 in total prize money. Tim Jacobs & Jimmy Savoini managed to get their fish to the scales to weigh in 11.42 lbs for 2nd place, even though they had an "issue" with an island in the dark. Chris Perkes and Buddy Randall rounded out the top three finishers with 11.34 lbs.
We appreciate all who came out to fish with us and want to thank Momma Lou's Cafe in Punkin Center for the excellent biscuits and gravy. For complete results and pictures please visit allstarbass.org.
Thanks to all of the anglers that made it out to fish last night! It was a great night for fishing and there were a lot of great bags brought to the scale. It looks like the fishing at Pleasant is picking up.
Congrat's to Richard & David for there win and a huge Lake Pleasant bag.
Results:
1st - Richard Hubenthal & David Faux 19.75 BF-6.90
2nd - Eric Hammer & Paul Hodges 15.77 BF-6.55
3rd - Forrest Webb & Sterling Pfundheller 12.10
4th - Dale Merry & James Demers 11.64
5th - Mike Brillhart & Matt Shura 11.29
6th - Gary Grimes & Sean Ballard 10.74
7th - Paul Matthews & Michael McFarland 10.44
8th - James Gaughan & Chris Gaughan 10.29
9th - Gary Maitlage & Scott Buchanan 10.23
10th - Randy Maddux & John Maddux 9.76
11th - Aaron Heath & Clay Lippincott 9.71
12th - David Kelley & Steve Roe 9.30
13th - Jim Wood & Scott Guetti 9.29
14th - Kevin Caruso & Michael Caruso 9.07
15th - Jeff Dunning & Bob Reschke 8.32
16th - Clay & Connie Lippincott 8.12
17th - Zack Holwerda & Dillion Maxon 8.10
18th - Steve Bornowski & James Myers 7.03
19th - John Anotlos & Brandon Amos 5.96
20th - Darrell Lamoure & Robert Johnsten 5.93
21st - Jamie Bailik & Jeff Guerrette 0.00
21st - Patrick Lockwood 0.00
Our next Pleasant summer night's tournament is on (Saturday) July 10th. Registration starts at 3:00pm inside the Hook-Up and we launch at 5:00pm. Weigh in's start at 1:00am.
We look forward to seeing you at the lake! Remember that by fishing the summer night tournaments you could have a chance to qualify for the ABA Classic and a shot at winning a new Ranger boat!
If you have any questions or comments please call me at 602-908-5893.
Thank you !
Clay Lippincott
ABA Central Arizona Tournament Director
We had a great turnout for the first one of the summer with 14 boats.
Congrats to the winners Patrick and Ri
Second Place winner Wheatbread with 2 nice fish...nice job wheat
Team...................................BF......tot wt......winnings
1.Patrick Spencer & Ri Nay....4.31......7.82.........$640
2.Wheatbread.....................3.99......6.60... ......$140
3. Vu and Thoa Au...........................5.38.........$60
4. Randy and Kim McNeill...................4.03
5. Marty and Tammy Henricson...........2.16
Nice job to all and thanks for coming out. it was tuff fishing. night bite is not qiute there yet but should be getting better and better from here on out.
ARIZONA STATE PARKS: For Immediate Release
Managing and conserving Arizona's natural, cultural and recreational resources for the benefit of the people, both in our Parks and through our Partners. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Ellen Bilbrey at (602) 542-1996 or (602) 228-8518, pio(at)azstateparks.gov
Arizona's Rural Communities Rescue State Parks from Closures
Good News! 23 Arizona State Parks will Stay Open
(Phoenix, AZ - May 19, 2010) - The Arizona State Parks Board voted today to keep five more State Parks from closing on June 3 by directing Executive Director Renee Bahl to sign unique management and financial agreements with rural communities to keep each one open.
"The State Parks Board, a volunteer group of seven members, has voted in the last three months to negotiate with counties, cities and parks friends groups to fund a total of 23 State Parks to be open into the next fiscal year. The real key now is that we need every Arizonan to use their State Parks as often as possible," said Bahl. "We want the public to know that the Board and staff are focusing on keeping State Parks open because the fiscal impact and loss of jobs from closed parks would be devastating to these rural towns and we believe every Arizonan deserves a robust State Park system."
According to Parks Board Chairman, Reese Woodling, "We have been successful in finding solutions to keep State Parks open, but these are only short term measures. It is a miracle that these communities have raised the funds to keep these parks open so far this year. Arizonans should be proud that so many concerned individuals have stepped forward to lead the communities to cobble together these monies."
"Unfortunately we have lost $10 million dollars from the Heritage Fund to support State, County and City parks and our operating budget has dropped significantly. In two years, the total amount of sweeps and diversions from twelve fund sources that benefit Arizona conservation projects has been $71 million."
Here are some of the highlights of the community efforts: Bashas' Family of Stores (130) raised $20,000, Dasani Water raised $5,000 for recycling programs, Apache Junction businesses raised $26,000 (Lost Dutchman), Tubac Historical Society raised $35,000 (Tubac Presidio), Friends of Tonto raised $8,000 (Tonto Nat. Bridge), Wickenburg/Salome raised $30,000 (Alamo), Riordan Action... [Read More]
