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2008 Official WBT Rules
2008 Women's Bassmaster Tour
Competition Dates
# 1 - April 10-12 - Complete
Lake Lewisville - Texas
Pro-Angler results
Co-Angler results
# 2 - May 22-24
Lake Neely Henry - Gadsden, Ala
Coosa Landing
200 Lake St.
Gadsden, Al 35901
Registration - Wednesday, May 21
3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Briefing - 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Meet and Greet - 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Academy Sports & Outdoors
601 George Wallace Dr.
Gadsden, Al 35903
256.439.6260
# 3 - June 19-21
Old Hickory Lake - Gallatin, Tenn
Sanders Ferry Park
100 Sanders Ferry Rd.
Hendersonville, TN 37075
Registration and Briefing
Academy Sports & Outdoors
2350 Gallatin Pike N. Recreation
Madison, TN 37115
615.855.6900
# 4 - September 18-20
Clarks Hill Lake - Evans, Georgia
Wildwood Park Ramp
6212 Holloway Rd.
Appling, GA 30802
Registration and Briefing
Academy Sports & Outdoors
4210 Washington Rd.
Evans, GA 42044
706.210.6100
2008 Championship
October 23-25
Lake Hamilton - Hot Springs, Ark
A.G.F.C. Hulsey Hatchery Access
350 Fish Rd.
Hot Springs, AR. 71931
Registration and Briefing - TBA
American Bass Anglers
Lady Anglers
Profiles and Statistics
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WBT Angler Releases Tournament Angler Site Guides
by Linda Berry |
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photo by Linda Berry
Susan has personally visited each
lake, stopped at each motel and most campgrounds and taken
photos of the boat ramps and included many GPS coordinates in
her guides. The Lake Neely Henry Tournament Site Guide is hot
off the press – just in time for the next WBT event in Gadsden,
Alabama. Surfing the internet can be time consuming and if you
are like me, there is not enough time in the day to juggle your
family life, work life and angling life. With Susan’s Site
Guides, all you have to do is select the subject tab for the
information you are looking for and open it up – it’s that
simple. Any phone number, address and most GPS coordinates you
would need are at your fingertips. I have personally reviewed
this Site Guide and find it to be loaded with very helpful
information about the businesses that we deal with on a regular
basis during pre-fish and tournament week. Susan has been very
thorough in her research and the guides will be up-dated every
two years. The Site Guides are a “must have” for anyone who
fishes these lakes.
Susan is
currently offering all WBT anglers free standard ground shipping
for the Lake Neely Henry and Old Hickory Site Guides. The guides
are $19.95 each or you can get the set for $35. To order your
copy contact
SusanWild@ebassinfo.com or give her a
call at the phone number listed on the WBT angler list that you
received from Liz Sanders. If you do not have the list, contact
the staff at ebassfish.com and we will be glad to help you
contact Susan by phone. The
ebassinfo.com website should be up and running in the near
future.
Susan Wild purchased the
ebassinfo.com domain name approximately 5 years ago. Denese
Freeman, graphic designer and WBT angler from Lawton, Oklahoma
purchased the domain name ebassfish.com 3 ½ years ago. Neither
angler knew each other at the time nor did Denese know about
Susan’s website domain name. Both websites are designed to
benefit women anglers. The “e” in Susan’s website stands for
“electronic”. The “e” in ebassfish.com is actually our mother’s
first initial and my sister Denese shares our mother’s first
name. Our website was named with our mother’s initial as part
of that name and is dedicated to our mother. Although we support
and promote Susan and her new Site Guides, we just wanted our
readers to know that our sites are not connected in any way
except through friendship, our love of fishing and desire to
help other women anglers pursue their passion of fishing.
(Editors’s Note: My first encounter with Susan Wild was actually
a bitter-sweet one for me. We were fishing a WBFA event on
Kentucky Lake. They were handing out checks and plaques and
announced that Susan Wild had Big Bass in the Co-Anglers
division. I kept looking at my weight slip and told my sister
that something was wrong, because my bass weighed more. I went
behind the weigh-in stage and questioned the tournament
director. Sure enough, they had made a mistake and I was suppose
to get the check for Big Bass. They had already give Susan the
check and the award plaque and she had to give them back so they
could give me the award. I felt so bad for her, because I know
how I would have felt in the same situation. Susan was a good
sport and we laugh about it now. It was another lesson learned
for me – always check your weight and match it to your weigh-in
slip and pay attention to the scoring. People and machines do
make mistakes!)
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In The News
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Details of the
up-coming 1st Annual
Porter Wagoner
Charity Fishing
Tournament on Percy
Priest Reservoir in
Tennessee will be
available soon.
Several WBT anglers
have been invited to
fish the event,
scheduled for June
3rd. Each angler
will be sharing
their boat with a
country music star.
The weigh-in will be
at Bass Pro Shop in
Nashville and a
concert will follow.
The tournament is
part of a
week-long
celebration of Fan
Fare.
Congratulations to
Meta Burrell
of Ft. Worth, Texas
for her second place
finish as a
co-angler in the
recent BASS Southern
Open on Santee
Cooper. She missed
winning the
co-angler division
by 2 oz. Meta fishes
the WBT as a
pro-angler.
Other WBT pro
anglers fishing the
event were
Lisa Johnson
and
Kat Ealey
of Alabama and
Pam Martin-Wells
of Georgia.
WBT pro-angler
Marcia Rubin
of Ohio made the cut
at the BASS Elite
Series event on
Clarks Hill
Reservoir and
finished in 23rd
place as a
co-angler. The WBT
will be fishing
Clarks Hill in
September.

May 26, 2008
In Memory Of...
A Memorial Day
Tribute
by Linda Berry
Safe light is drawing near,
Boats are gathered all around.
Anglers stand, many shed tears,
For silence is the sound.
Our brothers and sisters
Look down from above
While we bow our heads
In memory of . . .
As heroes have fallen
More take up the fight.
Our country is defended
By day and by night.
For a war has no mercy
On family or friends
Or mothers and fathers,
Who want it to end.
As Old Glory is waving,
Our anthem is sung.
It goes without saying,
We stand united as one.
We pray for our troops
To God up above,
And give thanks for our freedoms
In memory of . . .

National Safe
Boating Week
May 17 - 23

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