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James Harrison with one from the Suwannee River in January

Jim Longfellow with a Suwannee Largemouth

Jason "Stinky Foot" Meredith with his catch.

Here's a couple that helped Dennis Redd win the tournament.

Marcus Ricketts always seems to have something.

Ricardo Smith got in on the action.

Eric Wills with his fish from the Suwannee. 

Heath Annin and Skip Hutchison ease into the check in area.

Howard Cartright and Phil Barber work a Seminole backwater area.

Marvin Foran and Robert Martin ready to go weigh in.

They say if you flip every one of them trees you should be able to catch a limit. James Harrison didn't have time to hit em all.

Tom Jacobs and Chris Smith bring the "Titanic" in.

Heath Annin with a couple that got him a second place at Seminole.

Phil Barber with a Seminole keeper.

Marvin Foran's 5.90 was the big fish of the tournament.

Skip Hutchison won the tournament with the help of these fish.

Andy Japp with his Seminole catch.

Jason "Stinky Foot" Meredith shows a couple off.

Cedric Perry wait'n for weigh in.

Ralph Ricardo caught a keeper

Marcus Ricketts with a couple.

Jim Smith with a pair.

Danny Wells fishn the creek

Scott Williamson with his version of a lake Seminole "Limit"

Eric Wills shows us a couple.

Leon Roy with the best keepers he's ever caught. Hunter Wilson Roy (AKA Leroy Elroy Roy) and Leon Roy VI Arrived in February.

Lyle Clanton with his second day catch at Palatka

Eddie Ditto shows us a couple on Day 1.

James Harrison with a day one keeper.

Patrick Nelson with part of what got him a fifth place finish on the St Johns River

Cedric Perry managed to catch a keeper or two.

Ralph "Soggy Bottom Bling Bling" Ricardo ran the weigh in with an Iron fist... or was it aluminium....

Marcus Ricketts found a nice 9 pounder on a bed in Lake George to go with his limit. Not bad for a gimp! Marcus' wife Juanita, although forced to fish with Marcus, still managed a pretty decent bag herself!

Mike Sirois caught his first tournament fish at Palatka.

Danny Wells managed a couple St Johns keepers.

Scott Williamson consistently caught decent fish like these to take the St Johns win.

Eric Wills with a couple nice fish at Palatka

Some of the guys before weigh in at Miccosukee.

Here's Heath Annin with the three fish that it took to win a difficult Miccosukee tournament.

Ed Griffin had his "Miccosukee Limit" of three fish for second place.

Ron Johnson with one from Miccosukee

Jason "Stinky Foot" Meredith with his Miccosukee Monster

Ralph "Soggy Bottom Bling Bling" Ricardo strikin a pose.

Jerry Shook managed third place with these.

Chris Smith found a couple too.

Eric Wills...."If I get it close to the camera it'll look bigger right?

Ed Griffin and Heath Annin were lookin for fish deep on Talquin.

Howard Cartright managed to find a nice limit for third place.

Here's what Ed Griffin found.

Daniel "Puddin" McCall fished hard for these. His limit was good enough for second place.

Patrick Nelson managed a nice little limit with an hour less fishing time than everyone else.

Mark "Marknick" Nichols shows us what he found.

Cedric Perry with a couple nice Talquin fish.

Eric Wills brought his (ringer) cousin David Pettis in as a guest. David managed a Nice 7.57 pounder to take the big fish pot.

Mr. Consistency this year, Marcus Ricketts shows us his angel wings.....

Leon Roy found a couple nice 6 pounders to help him win the Talquin tournament.

Here's Tommy Sadberry with a couple he caught.

Ricardo Smith got in on the action too.

Here is Heath Annin with a nice Lake Eufaula keeper.

Pat Nelson, Mike Sirois, Tommy Saddberry get the message as Ralph Ricardo tells em how it is.

James "Shade Tree" Harrison shows that Eufaula in July can produce.

Lil Jimmy Longfellow managed to stick enough for the Eufaula win, his first ever!

Insert caption here________ I ain't even touchin this one....:-) Longfellow and Nick Nichols.....

Patrick Nelson with a nice July at Eufaula specimen.

Marknick with a really nice Eufaula bass... and a so so Eufaula bass... Good enough for second place and he didn't have to get nekid..

Ralph Ricardo holds up a really nice 6 pounder, the big fish of the tournament.

Marcus Rickets shows us he can catch em anywhere.

Heath Annin holds up a nice pair of Lake Iamonia fish.

Jim Longfellow seems to catch a lot of big fish. This one went 5.26 pounds.

Here's Jim Longfellow and James Harrison idling by.

Daniel McCall and Cedric Perry are all smiles. They musta known they were headed back to fill their limits!

David Mock had a respectable Lake Iamonia Limit.

Mick Ratcliff managed a 6.66 pound kicker to win the Lake Iamonia tournament.

Here's Ralph "Soggy Bottom Bling Bling" Ricardo with a nice Iamonia Bass.

Marcus Ricketts with a couple from Iamonia.

Brian Satterfield had a couple nice ones.

Scott Williamson holds up a couple from his second place Lake Iamonia limit.

Here's Phil Barber with a monster Ochlockonee River fish.

Howard Cartright shows off the new upholstery work he had done on the Skreemin Chicken while hunkered down under a bridge during a thunder storm.

Dennis Redd with his Ochlockonee catch.

Leon Roy gets some help showing off his winning catch.

Scott Williamson, Jason Stinky Foot Meredith and Tom Jacobs stayin out of the lightning storm.

Here's Eric Wills with a nice chunky Ochlockonee Largemouth.

Heath Annin had a pretty good sack to win the Flint River tournament and take home the Bass Man of the Year title.

Here's a couple of the fish Heath caught to seal the deal.

Phil Barber drove all night to make the trip to the Flint and was rewarded with an early limit.

Here's a couple that Howard Cartright waited nearly all day to put in the boat.

Tom Jacobs holds up a couple Flint River Bass.

A nice variety of bass is available on the Flint. Here Ron Johnson shows us a Spotted bass and a Shoal bass.

Jim Longfellow got in on the fun.

Jason "Dang this trucks Long" Meredith didn't have to go backwards to catch this little chunk.

Worthy of note was this awesome 5 pound plus Shoal Bass caught by Marknick Nichols

Cedric Perry shows us a couple perfect examples of Shoal Bass.

Mick Ratcliff with a couple from his limit.

Dennis Redd shows us a nice Shoal Bass.

Marcus Ricketts shows his Flint river catch.

Leon Roy finished 3rd with the help of these fish.

Rob Schachle managed a couple really nice fish in his first tournament as a Big Bend BASS Pledge.

Here's Ricardo Smith with a couple nice fish.

Pledge Todd Smith is all smiles from his Flint River experience.

Danny Wells scraped himself up a shoal bass.

Eric Wills ended up in Second place with the help of these Flint River Shoal Bass.