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Baltimore Metro Reservoir Anglers Tournament #6
Location: Liberty Reservoir 10/6/19
Participating Teams: 21
Fish brought to the scales: 87
Immediate Fish Mortality: 0 (0%)
Lunker Largemouth Bass: 4.76 Lbs.
Lunker Smallmouth Bass: 4.86 Lbs.
Weather: Cloudy, 62 low to 72 degree high temp. Occasional light rain. Light morning breezes growing to 15+ mph, in the afternoon.
Twenty one of our twenty Six teams participated in this event. Only 13 teams were able to catch their 5-fish limit. The average bag was comparatively low in this event, and only two fish over 4 pounds were caught.
The team of Chad Buckland and Rocky Peranio grabbed 1st place honors with their dominating 16.13 pound limit of 5 bass. Rocky and Chad also brought the tournament lunker smallmouth to the scales, a beautiful 4.86 Lb beast. In second place, the team Eric Holmes and Jason Eaton had a nice limit weighing 13.13 Lbs, clinching the Anglers of the Year title! Third place was captured by the team of Greg Bell and Chris Brown with another nice limit weighing 12.55 Lbs. The tournament lunker largemouth weighing 4.76 Lbs, was caught by Tom Kobus, fishing without his partner (and additional lunker magnet) Jason Yu, who was unavailable to fish Sunday. This is yet another in a long line of big fish heroics from Tom “lunker” Kobus.
As always, our appreciation goes to the fans that attended the weigh-in. Thanks to Gary Gangi, Max Marchant, Holden Wolfe, and Bob Standiford for helping with Check-in and Weigh-in for the tournament. Thanks go out to all our participating members. We are grateful to our sponsors, Batteries Plus bulbs and Elco Motor Yachts Electric Bass Angling National Championship (founding sponsor).

Baltimore Metro Reservoir Anglers Tournament #4
Location: Prettyboy Reservoir 8/25/19
Participating Teams: 22
Fish brought to the scales: 78
Immediate Fish Mortality: 3 (3.8 %)
Lunker Largemouth Bass: 4.65 Lbs.
Lunker Smallmouth Bass: 4.44
Weather: Sun and partial Clouds, 59 low to 79 degree high temp.
An absolutely beautiful day to be on the water. Calm in the morning with building breezes throughout the day, building to gusts of 20 mph late in the day.
Twenty two of our twenty Six member teams participated in this very challenging event. Only 12 of our 22 competing teams were able to catch their 5-fish limit of fish.
Congratulations to Chad Buckland and Rocky Peranio, the champions of this event! Their dominating 13.54 pound bag was nearly 2 pounds heavier than the next closest competitors. The champion bag included a mix of largemouth and smallouth bass. Congratulations to the second place team of Dale Davis and Tony Poblett, with 11.73 pounds of Prettyboy bass. Kevin Hollasch and Jon Miller grabbed third place with honors with 11.53 pounds. Their bag included the tournament lunker largemouth weighing 4.65 pounds. The team of Eric Holmes and Jason Eaton won the lunker smallmouth award with a beautiful Prettyboy smallmouth weighing 4.44 pounds.
Congratulations to Chad, Rocky, Dale, Tony, Kevin, Jon, Eric, and Jason. Great job!
As always, our appreciation goes to the fans that attended the weigh-in. Thanks to Max Marchant, Holden Wolfe, and Bob Standiford for helping with Check-in and Weigh-in for the tournament. Thanks to Matt Elliott for his work with sponsorship development. Thanks go out to all our participating members. Thanks to our sponsors, Batteries Plus bulbs and Elco Motor Yachts Electric Bass Angling National Championship (founding sponsor).

Baltimore Metro Reservoir Anglers is happy to announce that we are again participating in the annual Electric Bass Angling National Championship. This is the third annual installment of this unique series. Teams from many Electric Bass tournament organizations from Ohio, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia. are participating in 2019.
EBANC is sponsored by Elco Motor Yachts, one of the world's leading producers of Electric outboard and inboard propulsion since 1893. Elco is an American corporation, based in New York state.
President of Baltimore Metro Reservoir Anglers, Walt Marchant, is again the National tournament director for this event. The unique scoring system employed in the EBANC allows competitors to compete in their own club tournaments and score national ranking points.
An EP20 outboard will go to the first place participant team (or individual). With results beginning to pour in, posting of standings will begin within days of this post.
Take a look at the tournament site for upcoming results.
http://ebancseries.org/
Take a look at Elco to see their array of inboard and outboard options. https://www.elcomotoryachts.com/contact-us/