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Club Record Book

Two decades of bragging rights, straight from the results sheets. Records grow automatically as each season’s data is added.

Heaviest Documented

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All stringer records are single-day five-fish limits unless marked. From results sheets and announcements, 2007–2026. May 2019 (Ridgeway, Chickamauga) set a then-club big-fish record whose weight awaits the archived sheet.

Most Tournament Wins

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Documented wins extracted from 162 events, 2007–2026. Early-era announcements name fewer winners, so long-tenured members may be undercounted.

Angler of the Year

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Champions reconstructed from each season’s final results sheet, newest first — scroll for the full line back to 2007. Seasons 2009–2015 aren’t in the online archive (2009’s final sheet is missing; 2010–2015 were never posted).

By the Numbers · All-Time (2007–Today)

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All-Time Fish & Pounds · 2007–Today

Every bass weighed in on a digitized club sheet, 2007 to today — totals grow every tournament. Tap a column to re-rank. Where do YOU stand?

Superlatives · All-Time

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Calendar Kings most wins in each month, 2007–today

Lake Kings most wins on each major water

Computed live from the parsed results sheets (37 tournament days). Updates automatically as new events are added.

Club Lore

Every club worth joining collects nicknames, and twenty seasons of results sheets read like a locker-room wall: Gary “Fireball” Kennedy (also “Part Time” — whose “Full Time winning bag” took Logan Martin in 2023) · Antonio “Ned Rig” Ridgeway · John “Fish Whisperer” Meier, serial winner on his home lake Allatoona · Robert “Not Soho” Soha · and the 2021 “Dream Team” of Ridgeway & Burdette at Nickajack. The 2020 season survived two pandemic cancellations; the club fished on. Lanier is the most-visited water in club history (23 tournaments), with Weiss (18), Allatoona and Logan Martin (16 each) close behind.