James.....let's just think about why Shanne called 5 times....sure wasn't that I was miss'n you....I can see you any day at 10:00AM when you are getting around to heading to work and I am on my 5th hour of it.....cause like your wife I am awake when Ron wakes up.....I admit, I can't go long without a call to Ron....but Saturday's calls were to insure this City Girl found her way through  "Mo Hole", Moses Lake to deliver Connor, "The Con Man" his very important 10th----yes---he's truly a MAN now Birthday Gift....!  Sure wish I could say the calls were all about you and Ron, but the truth is they were about someone much wiser, cuter  and younger......and if I recollect right, Ron and "The Con" never weigh in a BIG FAT GOOSE EGG! 

Love Ya !

MS. Prez

Well Dennis Brush & Gregg Petroski may have blanked on Saturday, but on Sunday during the 100% Bass "T" they weighed in the largest 5 fish bag ever.  Over 25 lbs, most caught near the East Channel bridge in a howling windstorm.  No one can ever remember of a larger bag of fish being caught in a L. WA. "T".  ???
By the way the storm was so bad that Brian & Lyle got stranded by high waves north of the I-90 bridge and did not make it back in for the weigh-in.
By virtue of winning a coin toss Champ 206 & I finished 4th vs. 5th. 8) (Its a long story)

Hmmm... kinda surprised they didn't cancel.  B.A.S.S. typically cancels a tournament day if the wind is forecasted to go above 20-25mph.

I agree, Chris, good thing nobody got hurt!

P.S. Jim P - you can make long posts like that anytime!  I got a good laugh out of that one!

Bob,
They were all 5 lb + Smallies that they caught by drifting (being blown by the high winds) with a drop-shot rig.  They would start about mid-way under the I-90 bridge in the navigation channel and let the wind blow them north almost to the 1st point.  Start the big motor and move back south to do it again.
The funny thing is that they did not have the big fish of the day.  That went to Frank White at 5.68 lbs.

I think the thing that is really strange is they were only using 3/16th oz weights in that wind. ???  As a result the rig was trailing out behind the boat quite a bit.  I doubt that they ever made bottom contact.