Mike Ayers backs up his 2004 BNT Pro Kickboat Open win at Clear Lake with another win at the Delta this weekend. Congrats to Mike, there is a lot more news to report and we will post full details soon.


Time for some rest. :-)

Just woke up. *YAWN* Still on tourney time.

Congrats Mike! :7 Nice job on a tough couple of windy days.

I had a great time. It was my first Delta Open and had never fished the Bethel/Franks area before. VERY COOL. It may even be our best location for an Open.

Chris

Good job "dropshot kid" another plaque for that wall.I heard Scotty "the lizard man"Beam took second,way to represent guys!

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Congratulations Mike! I sure wish I had given you a better run for your money on Sunday but I could not get anything to go. You sure a consistent fisherman!

Buzzfish

A BIG Congratsulations Mike!
You the man!

You sure know those Beacon Harbor fish.
Mr. Consistant :)

JC

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Congrats Mike. You are the man at the opens. Sounds like everyone had a great time. I think I will have to attend nest year.

Congrats Mike....Man you are on a roll. Add another plaque to the pile. Scotty was cool to hang with you. See you guys in the future.

Daniel

Yeah Mike, great job figuring out the pattern, and the win!! Great hanging out at the campground and thanks for the plastics on Sunday. See you this weekend at Clearlake!

John

"When I Grow Up I Want To Be A Kid"

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Thanks guys! Here’s my quick report! First and for most thanks to John, Paul, CZ, Mitch and all the BnT staff for another great time at Beacon Harbor! This is truly one of the funniest tournaments we all get to fish. Both days I traveled the same route always moving. I caught my first couple of 13” keepers pretty quick on the drop shot so I started throwing the 6” sinko and picked up 2 bigger fish and had 4 in the live well by 10am. After about an hour of nothing I went back to a bigger drop shop worm and instantly got my 5th keeper. With about 2 hours left I needed to cull those smaller fish but was only really able to cull one of them so I headed back to the launch ramp pretty happy with my day and was hanging out with everyone chillin’ with about 10 minutes left I started heading around the dock to tie my boat up to the dock for weigh-in and as I was putting my rods away I got to my drop shot rod and decided to make one last back hand cast before I went around the corner and I felt a bump and set the hook on a 3.14 lb and culled my last small fish. After weigh-in I was in 2nd place by 1 ounce behind the birthday boy bussfish! Day 2 I started off doing everything cooch told us with top water but after awhile I said screw this I need a limit so I grabbed my drop shot rod and began my quest. I managed to catch about 1 keeper every hour till I got a small limit and that was about it. Day 2 was definitely tougher then day 1. I never fished the island docks at all or tried to avoid the wind. After day 2 I ended up with a total weight of 20.5 lb and the win. As for all the other activities not related to fishing they were great. The raffle, the casting contest which I promise john I’ll do next time and the rusty pot hole across the street for cocktails and food was awesome. Just hanging out watching the guys’ fish for stripers was a kick. Scott R you’re too funny! Phil and Scotty thanks for sharing our site. John Stangle you always make me laugh. All the Shasta region people you guys rock! And finally for my short report congratulations to Scott Beem for a great couple of days to take 2nd place and John Lake for taking 3rd place.

mike ;-)

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thanks for the report Mike and congrats

FIT

great report, congrats again. 2 big fish (you and buzzfeesh)caught in the last minutes of the day is unreal.