Hobie Bass Open Series Tournament Results From February 12

Rolando Nandin won 1^st place in the Hobie Bass Open Series held on Lake Toledo Bend last February 12, 2022. He earned a total of 178.5 points and a $10,500 payout.

Here are the top ten winners from the tournament.

Place	Angler	Total Points	Payout
1^st	Rolando Nandin	178.5	$10,500
2^nd	Cody Henley	177.75	$5,500
3^rd	Michael Sebastian Mera	171.25	$3,200
4^th	Cody Milton	170.75	$2,500
5^th	Dave Sewell	170.5	$1,800
6^th	Matthew Scotch	169.75	$1,550
7^th	Jeff Isham	169.75	$1,450
8^th	Dale Griffin	169.5	$1,350
9^th	Guillermo Gonzalez	169.25	$1,250
10^th	Garrett Wade	168	$1,150

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FAIR. Water normal stain; 85 degrees; 4.35 feet below pool. We finally have cooler air moving into East Texas with big wind in the forecast out of the north. Water temperature is running in the low to mid 80s right now, but will fall in the next couple days. The shallow fish can be caught on chatterbaits, swimbaits and swim jigs. These baits good from the bank to 4 feet of water around shallow grass and stumps. Next group of fish are on main lake points in 8-12 feet of water hitting Texas rig and mid-running crankbaits are good. The deeper fish on the main lake are fair, but the cooler temperatures will turn the bite on using dropshots, big crankbaits and spoons. Crappie are still slow at this time. Report by Stephen Johnston, Johnston Fishing.

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