Scott Phillips and Chance Ryals Take Tenkiller at Night in the MidAmerica Industrial Park Final Season Event

The MidAmerica Industrial Park Angler Nation Team Trail event 7 was held on Lake Tenkiller and it took all night to get it done !!   Taking off at 8pm on Saturday night the anglers launched and battled all night to bring their best 4 fish to the scales at 8am on Sunday morning. Scott Phillips and his partner Chance Ryals have been fishing this area for a long time, but too a break from the tournament fishing scene for a while. Last night was their first win on their way back to the sport. They brought in 4 fish that weighed 13.37 topping a field of strong anglers looking to finish off the season with a strong AOY push. 

Bret Fite and Wade Goins made the winners earn every ounce coming in with a strong second, 4 fish 13.32 lbs and the Baitmasters Outdoors Big Bass 4.68 . Bret and Wade are the 2019 AOY winners and boy do they want a repeat.

Lowest Total weight went to Shane Fetty and John Aertker holding a single 16" fish that weighed 1.42 pounds total.. Got the $100 check though.. 

The AOY race just went nuts !!  Its all turned upside down and wow do we have some math to do.. We will announce the winner at the Championship in October.. 

We are glad for everyone that came out to fish and we want to especially thank the folks at our local Dr Pepper distribution center for the drinks, and the team at Pelican for the awesome coolers that kept them in cold ice all day. 

We are looking forward to our Championship in October.  you can see the qualifiers here

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Brandon Ackerson and Brad Cook Win Back 2 Back In the Nation

Quality of Life is a core belief at MidAmerica Industrial Park and if you ask angler Brandon Ackerson or his partner Brad Cook they would tell you that it is achieved through "The Act of Fishing." In back to back wins, Day 1 on Grand Lake, Grove, Ok, Day 2 Keystone Lake, Mannford, Ok, they toppled a solid group of anglers to make a strong move to challenge the AOY title and a berth into the Bassmaster Team Championship.

Keystone Lake was rescheduled from earlier in the year due to the COVID-19 outbreak, and the July heat was not a welcome challenge for the anglers as they know how stingy this lake can be when it gets hot. Ackerson and Cook sweated out a 3 fish limit that weighed 10.83 taking their second win in as many days. 

In a close second was Tyler Easton and his Co-Angler Jeff Steenbergen with 10.07 in 3 fish putting them in a good spot to make the end of the year Championship. 

Kelvin Grubbs and Raymond Hill had the Big Bass with a 5.56 proving that there are some good-uns on Keystone Lake in July ...

Lowest Total Weight goes to Austin and Tim Wright presenting a single fish that weighed 1.94, Yep it paid  $100.00 !!!

We are glad for everyone that came out to fish and we want to especially thank the folks at our local Dr Pepper distribution center for the drinks, and the team at Pelican for the awesome coolers that kept them in cold ice all day. 

We are looking forward to our final event of the season to earn AOY points before we announce the winners at the Championship in October. 

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