Summit Bass Anglers

One hundred and seven! That’s how hot it was when Summit fished San Vicente yesterday.
What a tough tournament. A couple of our anglers scratched out limits but most anglers didn’t fare so well. Jay Wilson won the tournament with five fish coming in at 12.4lbs. The biggest fish in the tournament was caught by Matt’s guest Michael a 3.6 lb bass.

Here is our Lale Skinner tournament report along with Angler standings so far this year.

We’re baaaaack! Fished Lake skinner for tournament number 6 this year. Fishing was great but as it turned out it was hot and the bite shut down when the sun came up. Jay was able to catch a three fish limit for 13.8 lbs for the win. Keith Slater came in second followed by Kevin Bates in third place.

As we enter our summer break, here is our current standings through four tournaments. Kevin Bates is holding on to first place with Tony Cabral in hot pursuit.

Lake Skinner was our tournament location yesterday. Ten anglers hiked up to skinner to chase those pesky Lake Skinner bass. The fishing was tough for most of our anglers but, Jay Wilson managed a limit of five bass for a total weight of 15.4lbs for the win. Jay also had big fish of the tournament a 5lber.
Coming in second was Kevin and third place went to Keith.

Summit Bass Anglers held our fourth tournament of the year yesterday. For this tournament, our anglers got to choose which lake they fished on. Several anglers hiked up to Lake Skinner, another group went to Lake Otay and one angler chose Lake San Vicente. Of the twelve anglers who fished there were 7 limits of bass caught with the biggest bass a 5.1 lb which was caught by Kevin Bates. Kevin was the eventual tournament winner with his limit of 13.4lbs.

Summit has completed three tournaments thus far this year. Matt Ruggiero is currently leading in the points standings with 285 points.

Our playground for our tournament yesterday was Lake Otay and our anglers played nicely. The bite was tough, but Tony Cabral made it look easy catching a limit by 7:00am and ending up with 15.0lbs which was enough for the Win. Kevin Bates had a limit of bass coming in at 12.6lbs which was good for second place. Trusty old Matt Ruggiero keeping us on our toes had a limit of bass coming in at 12.4lbs for third place. This was Tony Cabral's second win this year. Congratulations Tony.

Here are some drone photos from our Lower Colorado River tournament taken by Ian Bates