Full results are posted on the results forum. Pics are in the gallery.

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Congratulations to CZ for the long overdue win, Zaldain for second and Castro for third.

Thanks go to Dan Mathisen and fishdelta.com and also to Dave's Bass Shack. Dan provided us an excellent location for this tourney and Dave at Dave's Bass Shack and fishdelta.com kicked down some quality baits to everybody who hung around for the hot dogs after the weigh in.

For those of you who missed it, Old River has some awesome water and the fishing this time of year was pretty good. There were 10 limits for 14 guys and everybody caught fish.

MT

Congrats to CZ on the win, Zaldain and JC for 2nd and 3rd. Mitch takes AOY, awesome job.

Doug you have some explaining to do. 1.13???? I am sure theres a story there somewhere.

Thanks for calling me out Lake! I had the WORST day EVER on the Delta. I only caught one fish all day, missed several bites, lost a decent keeper on a jump, and had a few dropshot fish just come unbuttoned. On a day when I needed to get it done I didn't.

Congrats to Mitch for AOY. You deserve it. I'll get you next year!

Doug

Thanks guys!

DR AOY was one of the personal goals I set for myself this year. So it's pretty cool being able to achieve it, especially against all the great sticks who regularly fish the DR.

As the Delta Region TD, I want to thank everybody who turned out this year to fish with us. Thanks also to my right hand man CZ for all his help. All you guys are what makes this club great.

My goals for next season are to make the Delta Region events even more fun to fish than they have been in the past and of course to defend the AOY title :7 This will be a tough challenge for sure.

If anyone has any delta locations for next year that you would like to see a tourney held at send an e-mail to kickboater@yahoo.com or post it on this forum. The only requirements are that there is enough room to launch without too much difficulty and to park a sufficient number of vehicles. We will investigate all locations suggested.

Thanks!
Mitch

Hey - I didn't see any giveaways after the weigh-in. Guess they all got swept up before I got to the hotdogs?

In any case, it was a cool setting for a tourney there; too bad the fish were so hard to come by (for some of us, anyway). Definite thanks to Dan Mathison to make the park available to us (and for the 'dogs afterward!), and to Chris Z.(1) for getting us there. Thanks, too, to Mitch 'Lightning' Teman for getting the results up so quick, pic's & all!


Glad to have contributed to the cause, yet again! :+

- jeff

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Looks like good times. Lovin JC's new do. Supahfly :+

First off big thanks to Dan and Fishdelta.com for working out the details with Tracy Wildlife Association, without Dan and TWA we would not have been able to fish old river.

Congrats to zaldain and Mr. castro for their respective finishes as well as a big congrats to Mitch for consistently kicking our butts this year.

At the start of the day I really had no idea which way I would go. We were in the water and kept slowly drifting right so I decided since I knew I wanted to throw a crankbait that I would go right(with the current) so I would not have to fish against the current all day long. I started off fishing a medium diving crankbait and kept smacking it into logs, branches, weeds, rocks, just about everything and just couldn't buy a bite. I grabbed the flipping stick and started tossing a DW beaver and within about 10 flips I caught my first fish although a very small one that would eventually be culled out, it told me they were interested in the plastics and they were on the wood even though they wouldn't eat the crank slamming into the wood. I kept flipping and throwing the crank changing up the color on the crankbaits to try and force a reaction bite with something that would cover a lot of water, for me it just never happend, I tried three colors of speed traps, a medium diver that has worked real well for me in the past and a LV500.

After going back and forth between different cranks and the beaver I decided to start playing with what I was doing with the beaver to see what I could get. I changed to the regular sized beav, and to my second favorite color since I was all out of 420's in the small size. I found a bank that had a pretty steep wall and deep water with trees that had fallen into the water and began flipping the trees. I pitched my beaver into the very tip of a laydown and stripped off a couple strips of line and it started swimming away so I reeled down and swung and quickly had my big fish in the boat. I ended up concentrating thereafter on flipping beavers to the wood and slowly I was able to put a limit together even though I was pretty concerned that a 3lber that jumped to eye level and tossed my hook was going to be the deciding factor it ended up not being so.

Thanks again to everyone that came out to the Delta Region events this year.

cz

Congrats Z! Way to go on your win.
And congrats to Mitch for AOY.

Chris

Congratulations CZ on your win and for getting us some new water to fish! Mitch AOY, Sounds good doesn't it? Great job! See you guy's at the invitational next month.

www.scbbbc.com

Nice win CZ :)
Thanks for hooking up the spot.

Mitch great season congratulations on AOY! :7
Thanks guys for running a great region. Good Job!

JC

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