Sherry Crawford, of Team Gatlin, turns in a 25-pound catfish on day two of the competition, but it wasn't enough to win this weekend's Big Cat Quest at McGregor Park. / FOR THE LEAF-CHRONICLE/TONY CENTONZE
Eric Barber, right, and his teammate Stan Faulkenberg brought in a 55.55-pound catfish on day one of the competition, but were knocked out of first place by Brian Vohol's 60.50 pound catch. / FOR THE LEAF-CHRONICLE/TONY CENTONZE
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-->-->CLARKSVILLE, TENN. — The Big Cat Quest fishing competition came to town this weekend at McGregor Park, bringing professional fishermen and women from across several states.
Former world champion, Ken Freeman of Outdoor Promotions heads up the tour, which has an impressive list of sponsors, including Bass Pro Shops and Toyota.
The two-day event was the last of eight tournaments that Freeman hosted in 2012 and, like the others, the Clarksville event drew talent from all over the United States.
Monday 29 October 2012
Fish competition attracts out-of-state participation | The Leaf Chronicle -- Clarksville, Tenn., and Fort Campbell | theleafchronicle.com
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