WCCT, water was high and fast, ran up top to the reach the first day, and down river the 2nd.

Says you, the year ain't over yet..........

I know the answer:  about $1300.   

That sucks Brian but I think you've already won your share of tournaments this year. 

On large bodies of water I always allow a little extra time to return.  One never knows what they will encounter that can slow them down.   Barge waves, heavy traffic, strong current, etc. 
I recall one time fishing way down near McNary Dam in super calm water.  On the return thru the Wallula Gap, the water looked like the North Atlantic!  By the time I had passed Casy's Pond, the water was very calm again with only a slight ripple.  The wind in the Tri-Cities, in fact anywhere on the Columbia, can be not only perplexing, but dangerous as well.

Smitty

How were the water levels over there?  I was over a couple of weeks ago and the main river was pretty much unfishable   That is still a good finish.  Great job.

Here's your answer Joel:

http://www.americanbass.com/Rst_08Washington_East2953.htm

Where was this at?  Did I miss something? 

Long story short we had 16.92lb of smallmouth in the boat,  nothing under 3lbs, and the river turned into 405 during rush hour..... ON the plus side it was a personal best for our heaviest bag of smallmouth. (and they were all spawned out...)

nevermind just figured it out 

troy

ok mr.walker i believe you need to spill the beans on this one.  dont leave me hangin here

troy

Answer................. 4lbs...................Which is also the answer to how much weight you lose when you come in 4min late.............   DANG!!!!!!!!

Does anyone know the difference between 1st place and 11th place?   It's harder than you think. I'll bet Brian "The Weedwalker" knows. 

Smitty