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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SLOW. Water stained; 62 degrees; 0.36 feet below pool. There are still numbers of bass on the bank in 1-5 feet biting wacky worms and senko. A few bass are starting to move out to 6-12 feet hitting Carolina rigs, Texas rigs and mid running crankbaits. The shad spawn should start any day, as hot as it has gotten the last couple days. When this starts, target points with spinnerbaits, swimjigs and topwaters. Most days this pattern lasts for about an hour in the morning. Crappie action is finally picking up in 5-9 feet of water, shallow timber, brush piles and shallow docks with jigs. Few reports came in this week at night on lighted docks. Report by Stephen Johnston, Johnston Fishing.

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