It takes only one: Potholes sees largest fishing tourney in state history, says director
Randy Simmons drops his bass off at the last minute of the 9 o'clock hour and wins the first prize of the Northwest Bass Tournament on Saturday.
Sam Fletcher
Tate Webb (left) and Micah Hart (right) of Richland won two of the seven hours' best fish and took home the grand prize, a Skeeter bass boat at the Northwest Bass Tournament on Potholes Reservoir on Saturday.
Chase Heaton weighs the 9 o'clock winner, a 5.9-pound largemouth bass at the bass tournament on Potholes Reservoir on Saturday.
Randy Simmons holds his 5.9-pound largemouth bass, winner of the 9 o'clock hour and one of the day's biggest.
Anglers braved 40 mile per hour winds at the bass tournament on Potholes Reservoir Saturday.
Northwest Bass announcer Willie Nelson takes to the microphone next to the grand prize, a Skeeter boat, for Saturday's bass tournament.
When Northwest Bass, a competitive fishing organization, held its first tournament at Potholes Reservoir in 2019, organizers thought it was going to be an annual occurrence.
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