Here are some statistics from the 2010 season that you might find interesting:
- We had 109 different anglers fish at least one tournament in 2010.
- We had 14 anglers fish every regular season tournament in 2010.
- The most fish weighed-in in one evening was 37 on June 8.
- We had 6 evenings where 20 or more fish were weighed-in.
- The most weight brought to the scales in one evening was 85.03 lbs on May 18.
- We had 6 evenings break 50 lbs of total weight.
- The most fish weighed-in in one evening for a team was 4 and it was done 6 times in 2010.
- The most weight brought to the scales in one evening for a team was 11.82 lbs, by Rod Hipsher and Ed Reynolds on September 7.
- The largest bass weighed-in this year was 6.51 lbs, by Matt Baltzer on June 15.
- 419 total fish were weighed-in through the 24 regular season tournaments and the championship in 2010.
- 1,033 lbs of bass crossed the scales in 2010.
- The average number of bass weighed-in per tournament in 2010 was 16.8.
- The average weight brought in per tournament in 2010 was 41.31 lbs.
- The average bass weighed-in this year was 2.46 lbs.
Just when you thought it would be hard to beat the number and quality of fish weighed-in during the 2009 season -- the 2010 season blew away 2009 with 419 bass weighing in at more than 1,000 lbs! On average, 17 fish were weighed-in at each tournament this year as compared to 10 fish last year. We had 6 tournaments this year with 20+ bass weighed-in as compared to 3 times last year. We had 11 tournaments this year with 40+ lbs of fish weighed-in as compared to 3 last year. And in 2 of those tournaments we had over 80 lbs of fish weighed-in. In my opinion, the 2010 season will be the baseline season that we compare the other seasons to for a long time to come. Caesar Creek has to be considered one of the best bass fishing lakes in Ohio.
Below is a graph showing the total number of fish weighed-in and the total weight for each tournament in 2010. The total number of fish weighed-in is plotted as the blue bars and relate to the scale on the left. The total weight is plotted as the blue line and relates to the scale on the right.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 04 July 2012 12:39 |