Team Bubba held a Winnisquam T where we had 17 teams and it was a hot day. Though there were only eight teams to weigh in the bags were heavy. Topped by a 20 lb bag from Chris Girard and Peter Burkhart. A day that was supposed to be in the 80s turned out to be 93 by the end of the tourney. We had a nice little audience of future fisherman to watch the weigh in. Many fish were seen swimming in the shallows but proved hard to coax into a free meal.

Team Bubba's Winnipesaukee night tourney had some of the best weather for a night tourney seen. The fishing was tremendous and some of us even got to watch fireworks while fishing. Though most teams seemed to head towards lees mills there were a few that didn't. Big bag was weighed in by Rob Frye and Chris Brannock and it was nice to see some old members there to join us. I think that we found out Winnipesaukee is a good place to fish at night.

This week our Midweek starts out on Golden pond where old friends gather. We were welcomed by a very brisk morning and a stunning sunrise. As the day goes on, our resident pro, Peter Weeks, Peter (Skeet) Weeks schools us in the art of drop shotting. A technique that brought him back to our winner’s circle. Peter took first with 15.37 anchored with a huge toad at 5.89. [Read more]

Bob and Sue Hurst take Sweetheart on Newfound
Our first Sweetheart of 2009 and guess the theme of this event was the ladies take home the cash. As the morning kicked off the smack was flying. Sweethearts gone bad. LOL We were greeted to light winds and sun and did I say sun and tons of smallies just waiting to chew. Sue and Bob Hurst made their first cast and landed what would be the second lunker of the day anchoring their winning bag of 14.63. [Read more]

Small Frye wins big prizes with dad on Father's Day
Article from the Winnisquam Echo: It was a special Father's Day for some men last Sunday, courtesy of the depths of Lake Winnisquam.The Lake Winnisquam Team Bubba Trail event, sponsored by Arma Coatings of N.H., started bright and early as approximately 66 anglers hit the water or the shoreline in search of the four largest bass they could catch. The two-person teams cast their lines throughout the day, hauling what they hoped would be the biggest or heaviest fish of the day. Large and small mouth bass were the target, and prizes were offered for the largest in both categories and for the highest overall weight of the four fish each team had caught by 3 p.m. [Read more from Winnisquam Echo]
 

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Bubba Bassin Record Lunker
Congrats to Howard Dalphond who caught the largest largemouth bass in Bubba Bassin History. The huge TOAD was caught at the 2007 Half & Half Open on Winni weighing in at a whopping 8.27 lbs!