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Rocky secondary points

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Tournament notebook

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4 curated events checked Sep 14, 2026

LATEST SEASONAL REFERENCE IN THIS ARCHIVE

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MLF Bass Pro Tour

Zenni Stage 6

Jun 18–21, 2026 · Grand Lake, Oklahoma

All scorable fish

WinnerBanks Shaw

Winning final-round weight82 lb 15 oz

Winner’s scorable fish28

Reported lures & presentations

Jighead minnowDeep crankbaitFootball jigCarolina rigFrogBladed jig

Banks Shaw · winner

Offshore schools on rock and points. Rapala DT20, a ¾-oz football jig, Carolina rig, and jighead minnows including a 5.25-inch CrushCity Freeloader.

Bobby Lane · 5th

Flipped flooded cover. Reported fishing Wolf Creek during the last two days.

Jake Lawrence · 6th

Reported schools in Honey Creek, using a Carolina rig and a Yamamoto Hinge Minnow.

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Reported fishing areas

Offshore rock and secondary points; other finalists reported Wolf Creek, Honey Creek, and the mid-to-upper lake.

Angler-reported areas; these are not verified GPS waypoints.

Conditions at the event

High water and changing levels; rain and current influenced the offshore bite.

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Results in context

Angler

Banks Shaw+72.8%above the top-10 mean scorable-fish count

Selected angler: 28 scorable fish
Top-10 mean: 16.20 scorable fish
Comparison group: 10 anglers · includes selected angler

Only scorable bass from the Championship Round are compared; earlier rounds are excluded. This is an event-specific benchmark, not a historical lake norm.

Championship Round · Jun 21
Place	Angler	Weight	Scorable fish
1	Banks Shaw	82 lb 15 oz	28
2	Dustin Connell	74 lb 2 oz	28
3	Zack Birge	64 lb 5 oz	21
4	Alton Jones Jr.	55 lb 5 oz	20
5	Bobby Lane	46 lb 2 oz	18
6	Jake Lawrence	31 lb 4 oz	11
7	Spencer Shuffield	28 lb 1 oz	10
8	Ron Nelson	27 lb 8 oz	10
9	Keith Carson	24 lb 7 oz	8
10	Brent Ehrler	20 lb 11 oz	8

Final-round weights reset. These totals cover the championship day, not all four tournament days.

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Coverage & comparison method

This is a curated selection of 4 events, not a complete tournament calendar or automatic feed. Results cover the pro or boater top 10 only. Weight notation is pounds and ounces; calculations convert ounces at 16 per pound. Each comparison uses the same event, division, and scoring period.

The seasonal reference is the most recent archived event within 30 calendar days of today’s month and day. It is not a verified conditions match. A historical catch-rate baseline requires comparable event formats, full-field results, effort, and water-condition records; it is not available yet. Tournament history does not automatically change today’s pattern rankings.