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June 30, 2012

Local fishing results

Anonymous Daily Star The Daily Star Sat Jun 30, 2012, 03:30 AM EDT

Anglers 2-for-2 in SBA

Lou Falvo and Dave Hubbard are 2-for-2 during the 2012 Susquehanna Bass Association season, winning the Neptune Diner Open Bass Tournament last Sunday on Saratoga Lake.

Falvo caught the big fish of the day for the second straight tournament _ a 3.15-pound largemouth bass _ helping the duo to fill the five-fish limit with a winning weight of 11.75 pounds.

On June 17, Falvo's 4.75-pound largemouth contributed to a 19.37-pound victory with Hubbard in the SBA's season-opening Kirns Body Shop Open.

Last week, Gary Edwards and John Burnside placed second at 10.80 pounds, followed by Mike Barse and Vic VanSteenburg at 10.04. Bruce Hall and Vince Fink rounded out the top four at 9.79.

Phil Kroll caught the big smallmouth of the day, a 16.5-inch bass at 2.19 pounds.

The SBA will host the Cooperstown Bass Guides Open from 6 a.m.-2 p.m. July 8 on Otsego Lake. For more information, visit the website susquehannabass.com or call Frank at 607-432-7553 (days), Don at 607-547-5794, or Vic at 607-432-5262.