
Roger Trageser, President of the Maryland B.A.S.S. Federation Nation, said a few words of farewell to the crowd before the weigh-in started. In turn, the crowd expressed their appreciation for a job well done.


Robert Fleshman (West Virginia) was the oldest competitor at the event. At 80 years-of-age, heâs going strong and still catching them. That about as good as it gets for a bass angler!

Check out the color on some of these fish. Theyâre gorgeous! This one was caught by Jon Stone (Pennsylvania).

Ok, so theyâre not all big. At least Richard McCrone Sr. (New Jersey) is being a good sport about it.

This is the smallest fish of the tournament. Like her big cousin she bit a frog early this morning. Jerod Harman (West Virginia) caught her.

The big green one on your left looks like sheâs going to get the better of Scott Weiland (New Jersey).

Alex Goff (West Virginia) won the 11-15 age group in the junior competition with bass like this.


Youth angler, Shawn Ashmead (Delaware) caught a couple of nice ones. Unfortunately they werenât quite big enough. Still, bass like that are nothing to look down your nose at.

Daniel Cooper (Virginia) has nothing to hide with beauties like these. They werenât big enough to win in his age group but they at least gave his fellow anglers a scare.

Big, heavy dark green fish like these are what got Tyler Maschal ( Virginia) the win in the 15-18 age group in the youth competition. Not too bad for his first Divisional.

Michael Duarte (Maryland) looks a little disappointed. He shouldnât be. Thatâs a nice fish. There are plenty of bass anglers around whoâd like to catch her.

This is the biggest bass of the event. She bit a frog early this morning. Mike Morris (Delaware) brought her to the scales.

Mark Hogan (Delaware) is all smiles as he displays part of his catch for the day.