Kansas BASS Nation
A pair of Kansans finished in the top 10 out of 337 teams Saturday during the Bassmaster High School Series National Championship on Kentucky Lake in Paris, Tenn.
Kyle Simmons and Brett Halstead, fishing for the Capital City HS Fishing Club, rode a strong second-day weight of 19 pounds, 4 ounces, into the final day, sitting in seventh place as fishing began. Day 3 wasn’t as kind to the young anglers, however, as they caught just two fish and weighed only one — a 3-pound, 10-ounce bass — for a three-day weight of 28-8.
The sibling fishing team of Connor and Dylan Nimrod, of De Soto, didn’t make the final day but finished 41st with a two-day total of 15-13.
Grayson Morris and Tucker Smith, of Briarwood Christian School, won the event with a three-day weight of 50-2. Gracie Herbold and Aaron Cherry, of Headland Bass Team, took second with 40 pounds, 10 ounces, and Eagle High School’s Brian Linder and Nathan Thompson took third with 38-4.
In the junior division, siblings Nick and Kyle Herrman, fishing for the Topeka Jr. Hawgs club, took 34th out of 54 teams with a two-day total of nine fish weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces on Carroll County Recreational Lake in Huntingdon, Tenn.
The sibling fishing team of Connor and Dylan Nimrod, of De Soto, didn’t make the final day but finished 41st with a two-day total of 15-13.
Grayson Morris and Tucker Smith, of Briarwood Christian School, won the event with a three-day weight of 50-2. Gracie Herbold and Aaron Cherry, of Headland Bass Team, took second with 40 pounds, 10 ounces, and Eagle High School’s Brian Linder and Nathan Thompson took third with 38-4.
In the junior division, siblings Nick and Kyle Herrman, fishing for the Topeka Jr. Hawgs club, took 34th out of 54 teams with a two-day total of nine fish weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces on Carroll County Recreational Lake in Huntingdon, Tenn.
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