Berlinsky, Sharpe place first in High School Division at 2022 Bobby Lane

Michael Wilson
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Jordan Brandon, 'Jiggin' With Jordan,' center, poses with High School Division anglers Tripp Berlinsky and Jacob Sharpe of Osceola Anglers. The two placed first in the High School Division with 22.05 pounds during the 2022 Bobby Lane High School Cup Tournament on Dec. 3, on the Kissimmee Chain.
Jordan Brandon, 'Jiggin' With Jordan,' center, poses with High School Division anglers Tripp Berlinsky and Jacob Sharpe of Osceola Anglers. The two placed first in the High School Division with 22.05 pounds during the 2022 Bobby Lane High School Cup Tournament on Dec. 3, on the Kissimmee Chain.

Fishing Results

The 2022 Bobby Lane High School Cup Tournament on Dec. 3, on the Kissimmee Chain out of Camp Mack was divided into both Junior/Youth and High School Divisions.

In the High School Division, Tripp Berlinsky and Jacob Sharpe of Osceola Anglers placed first with 22.05 pounds. Carter Burdette and Thomas Wright of Circle Christian School/Lake Howell High were second with 19.53 pounds. Dylan Quilatan and Tommy Rust of Olympia High School placed third with 18.73 pounds. Sawyer Daniels and Daylon Kesler of McKeel Academy had big bass with a 9.87-pounder.

In the Juniors Division, Gus DeVane and Kayden O’Dell of Tomlin Middle School placed first with 16.18 pounds. Ty Cooper and Landen McLauchlin of McKeel Academy were second with 14.48 pounds. Kip Gruloh and Kian Gruloh of Freedom Middle School placed third with 14.27 pounds. Keegan Bosko and Donald Bosko of McKeel Academy had big bass with a 9.07-pounder.

Bobby Lane, center, poses with Juniors Division anglers Gus DeVane and Kayden O'Dell of Tomlin Middle School. The two placed first in the Juniors Division with 16.18 pounds during the 2022 Bobby Lane High School Cup Tournament on Dec. 3, on the Kissimmee Chain.
Bobby Lane, center, poses with Juniors Division anglers Gus DeVane and Kayden O'Dell of Tomlin Middle School. The two placed first in the Juniors Division with 16.18 pounds during the 2022 Bobby Lane High School Cup Tournament on Dec. 3, on the Kissimmee Chain.

Andrew Ready and Chris Ready had 18.13 pounds to win first place during the Wednesday Open Bass Series tournament on Dec. 21 on the Winter Haven Chain. Waylon Burton and Landon Brown took second place with 17.10 pounds and also had big bass with a 6.90-pounder. Brandon Smith and Colby Evans were third with 15.11 pounds.

Upcoming Tournaments

The next Wednesday Open Bass Series tournament is on Jan. 4 on the Winter Haven North Chain out of the Lake Haines public ramp. Entry fee is $30 per boat with 100% payback with exemptions. FWC rules apply. Time is safe light to 1 p.m. For more information, call Keith Howlett at 863-669-5805 or Joe Magnatta at 863-581-7011.

The next Florida Bass Club Survivor Series tournament is on Jan. 7 on the Harris Chain out of the Hickory Point ramp. Anglers must pay a one-time club membership fee of $50. Tourney entry fee is $100 per boat. Optional big bass side pot fee is $10 and optional big bag weight side pot fee is $20. For more information, contact Brant Sims at 321-246-2385 or Dustin Meneley at 689-777-8809 or visit the club’s website at FloridaBassClub.com.

The next Happy Hookers Bass Club tournament is on Jan. 7 at Eagle Lake out of the public ramp. Time is safe light to 1:30 p.m. Entry fee $50 per boat and $10 for big bass. For more information, contact Brandon Robinson at 863-397-7932 or visit the Happyhookers Club on Facebook.

The next Lone Fishing Club tournament is on Jan. 7 at Lake Reedy out of the public ramp. Club membership is now closed. For more information, call Walt Hunziker at 407-284-0277 or email at whunziker@tampabay.rr.com.

The next Mosaic Bass Club tournament is on Jan. 7 at Lake Alfred out of the public ramp. The tourney is open to Mosaic employees only. Please be launched and ready to fish by safe daylight. Weigh-in is at 2 p.m. For information, contact Richard Blair at 863-581-1523.

The next Winter Haven Lunker Lovers tournament is on Jan. 8 on the Winter Haven Chain of Lakes out of the Lake Shipp Park ramp. The draw meeting will be held on Jan. 3 at Beef O’Brady’s in Winter Haven. The Lunker Lovers tournaments are for members only. To inquire about becoming a member or for more information, call David Glenn at 863-559-0824, Lamar Middleton at 863-224-4050 or go to lunkerlovers.com.

The Lake Wales Po Boys Bass Club will host an open tournament on Jan. 8 on the Winter Haven South Chain out of the Lake Shipp Park ramp. The entry fee is $70 per team. Time is safe light to 2 p.m. The club is always seeking new members. For more information, contact Terry Nesbitt at 863-232-6897 and Carl Carmichael at 727-463-4802 or visit lakewalespoboys.com.

The next Kissimmee Bass Series Seniors tournament is on Jan. 13 on the Kissimmee Chain out of Camp Lester. Entry fee is $80 per boat and $20 for big bass. Anglers must complete a registration form and pay a one-time trail fee of $20. For more information, contact Charlie Wynperle at Cwynperle@aol.com.

The next Fishing Misfits tournament is on Jan. 14 on the Kissimmee Chain out of Port Hatchineha. This event is for members only and there is a ramp fee. Time is safe light to 1:30 p.m. For more information, call Harry at 863-397-6597 or Larry at 863-287-2864.

The next Florida Crappie Club tournament is on Jan. 14 at Lake Harris out of the U.S. 27 ramp. Entry fee is $60 per boat for seven fish aggregate and big fish. Sign-up is from 5:45 a.m. until 6:45 a.m. Tourney time is 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information, call Tony Strollo at 352-584-6970.

The next Kissimmee Bass Series One-Man tournament is on Jan. 21 on the Kissimmee Chain out of Camp Lester. Entry fee is $80 per boat and $20 for big bass. Anglers must complete a registration form and pay a one-time trail fee of $20. For more information, contact Charlie Wynperle at Cwynperle@aol.com.

The Bass N Boats will host an open tournament on Jan. 21 on Lake Hamilton out of the public ramp. Launch is at safe daylight and weigh-in is at 3 p.m. There is a $60 tournament entry fee. The club is seeking new members for next year’s season. Club membership fee is $50. For more information, contact Ken Singletary at 863-651-7607 or Brant Sims at 321-246-2385 or visit Bassnboats.com.

The next Toho First Sunday of the Month Team Trail tournament scheduled for Jan. 1 on Lake Toho out of the city ramp will be postponed to Feb. 1 because of the New Year’s holiday. This tournament is open to the first 50 boats. Entry fee is $60 per team with an optional $100 per boat, winner-take-all side pot. Time is safe light to 3 p.m. For more info, call Rich Patterson at 407-394-4474.

The next Central Florida Slay Nation Club Tournament is on Feb. 25 on Lake Garfield out of the public ramp. The tourney is open to club members only and only small vessels are allowed. Kayaks, canoes and john boats with no gas-powered vessels only. Club membership is $60 per angler. For more information, contact Josiah Vansickle at Josiahvan27@gmail.com.

Send tournament notices or results to Ledger correspondent Michael Wilson at fishingresults@theledger.com. Deadline is Monday at 5 p.m.

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