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Another year has quickly passedus by, almost as fast as PaulArcher’s boat on his first run of theday. I thought this year’stournament schedule providedsome good variety and challengeswhile at the same time beingconsiderate of the extremes of ourArizona climate. The MidweekBass Angler’s averaged 24 boatsper tournament this year, up from2013’s 19-boat average. We madesome welcome changes to thepayout structure, which allowed usto pay more money deeper into thefield, and without increasing feesor dues. We had 4 greatbarbeques this year: thanks go tothe Steel’s for hosting us while atRoosevelt Lake, and Gary Asmusfor cooking at all 4 barbeques. Thehighlight for me is always thetournament at Apache Lake. Thisyear we enjoyed nearly idealweather for the two tournamentsheld at Apache. I always look

forward to the fishingbivouac (camp for you nonmilitary types), and the timespent with all the guys.

We welcomed about 20new people to the club thisyear, and ended the yearwith 99 members, anincrease of 15 membersfrom 2013. It usually takesme a couple of months toremember all the newnames, so if I look at youwith a blank stare when youask me something it isbecause my mind issearching for the name thatgoes with your face. Bethankful your name isn’tGary, which when called

MIDWEEK BASS ANGLERSOf Ariziona Inc

B a s s B i t e sFISHING WEDNESDAYS - NOT WEEKENDS!

Monthly Breakfast MeetingBill Johnson’s Big Apple

Restaurant16810 N. 19th Ave, Phoenix,

AZ2nd Wednesday, July 11th

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Tackle Box Sales!Here is a spot in our newsletter for thosemembers who have "fishing related items" thatthey would like to sell, trade, or give away.Seller Item Price

Something to sell? Contact the Editor

Monthly Breakfast MeetingDeer Valley Airport

Restaurant702 W. Deer Valley Rd

Phoenix, AZ1st Wednesday of each

month 8:00A.M.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE!Please note our new meeting location

for 2013 is shown below and is theDeer Valley Airport Restaurant

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Bring your old cell phone to a club meeting forthe Cell Phones for Soldiers program. Thephones are exchanged for calling cards fordeployed service members to keep in touch withfamily members.

Seasons Greetings From Mem-bers

Photo Scrapbook - Lake Merry ChristmasDecember 25, 2012

Editor's LogBy Terry Tassin

On behalf ofyour board ofdirectors wewish you and

HAPPY HOLIDAYSFrom Your

The Funnies!Q: What’s the meanest fish inthe Arctic OceanA: Santa Jaws

Warden: You’re not allowed tofish here!Fisherman: I’m not. I’m justteaching my worm how to swim.

At Sunday school, the teacherwas leading the class in a discus-sion of what Noah might havedone to pass time on the Ark.“I think he went fishing,” said onelittle girl.The little boy sitting beside hergave her a look and piped up,“What…with only two worms?!?”

You might be a redneck if you’vebeen too drink to fish.

The fishing was so bad that eventhe liars didn’t catch any.

The answer is net profit. And thequestion?What does a fisherman earn?

Q: What’s essential to havewhen ice fishing?A: Good ice site.

Fran and I wish you alla….

Very Merry Christ-mas

and a Happy NewYear.

Welcome to NewMidweek Bass Anglers

Since the Last NewsletterTom Carlson (B)

Chuck Golden (CO)Mike Halleck (CO)

can get up to four peopleresponding. The new peopleseem to fit right in with therest of us. One of the greatthings about our club iseveryone is usually so easygoing, which makes life mucheasier.

We couldn’t have had 11tournaments without lots ofhelp either. I am mostappreciative of this year’sboard: Terry Tassin, JackHughes, Lou Hirlemann andJohn Reichard. These guysapproach their positions withcommitted professionalismand a heart that wants the

President’sPerspective

By Gary Grimes

Merry Christmas!Happy New Year!

DECEMBER 2014 ESTABLISHED JANUARY 27, 2005 EDITOR: TERRY TASSIN

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A Christmas Gift to You

A Little Humor“Two Texans went on an ice-fishing expeditionin Minnesota. They gave up after only one day

and returned home. When they were askedwhy they had come home so soon one of them

replied, “Heck, it took us six hours just to getthe boat in the water!”

Q: What’s the best place to see a man-eatingfish?

A: At a seafood restaurant. My luck! When the fish don’t bite the

mosquitoes do.

Santa’s Favorite Fishing Jokes - December 7, 2013

Q: What’s the meanest fish in the Arctic OceanA: Santa Jaws

Warden: You’re not allowed to fish here!Fisherman: I’m not. I’m just teaching my worm

how to swim.

At Sunday school, the teacher was leading theclass in a discussion of what Noah might have

done to pass time on the Ark.“I think he went fishing,” said one little girl.

The little boy sitting beside her gave her a lookand piped up, “What…with only two worms?!?”

You might be a redneck if you’ve been too drinkto fish.

The fishing was so bad that even the liars didn’tcatch any.

The answer is net profit. And the question?What does a fisherman earn?

Q: What’s essential to have when ice fishing?A: Good ice site.

De-fin-itionsLive bait: the biggest fish you got to handle all

day.

Thumb: a temporary hook holder.

Fisherman: a jerk at one end of the line waitingfor a jerk at the other end.

Sinker: a weight hopefully big enough to knockout any fish on the way to the bottom so that it

floats to the surface.

Rookie angler: the one who catches the mostand biggest fish.

Fishing rod: a stick with a worm on one endand a fool at the other.

Truth: when one fisherman calls anotherfisherman a liar.

Fishermen don’t lie. They just tell beautifulstories.

Santa’s Top Ten Groaners1. What do fish get if they don’t like the bait that

fishermen are using?A re-bait

2. How do you manage to keep a killer fishbehind bars?

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3. What do sea monsters eat?Fish and ships

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HALL OF FAMEFAME2014 Tournament Season Winners!

Angler of the Year - Lou Hirlemann1st Place Boater of the Year - - - - Gary Martlage2nd Place Boater of the Year - - - - Gary Grimes3rd Place Boater of the Year - - - - -Richie Rojas1st Place Co-Angler of the Year - - Sean Ballard2nd Place Co-Angler of the Year- - - Mark Royal3rd Place Co-Angler of the Year - - Tom SavageLunker of the Year - Jim Buchanan (7.82 lbs)

June 2014 - Lake Saguaro

Fisherman’s Night Be-fore Christmas

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Midweek Bass Anglers of ArizonaHall of Fame Class of 2014

Angler of the Year 2014Lou Hirlemann

Gary Martlage1st Place

Boater of the Year

Gary Grimes2nd Place

Boater of the Year

Richie Rojas3rd Place

Boater of the Year

Lunker of the YearJim Buchanan 7.82 lbs

Sean Ballard1st Place

Co-Angler of the Year

Mark Royal2nd Place


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ways to help make things runsmooth.

As we look to 2015, somerevised tournament rules willbecome effective so be sure toreview the updated tournamentrules and bylaws. The mostsignificant change to come isthat we will now allow ties at allof the tournaments, hopefullythis change will help speed upthe weigh-in, since everyonewill no longer have to weigh abig fish, especially if it is not avery big - big fish. Most of theother bylaw changes areminor. Our 2015 schedule willbe quite similar to the 2014schedule with the maindifference being that the Marchtournament at Lake Havasuwill be a two-day event.

Such a great year and thanksto each and every one of youguys for making the MidweekBass Anglers the best club inthe state. See you in 2015.

Here are a few of my thoughtson Midweek Bass Anglers andwhat happend in 2014.

Over all 2014 was an excellentyear for the MBA. It started outexcellent with one of our bestend-of-year banquets ever. Mymain complaint about 2014was it went by entirely too fast,especially when you considerthe age of about half our

members. When I sat downand did an analysis of the yearthere was not one majorproblem - which was a changefrom past years.

Making the year start off rightand making my job a whole loteasier was two employees ofthe Forest Service I cannotthank enough. The ForestryService assignment of KellyRichards for permits in theMesa District was one of thebest things that happened inobtaining permits in Mesadistrict in the past 10 years.The best description of Kelly isshe is a “true professional”.Kelly performs like her job is tomake sure all of us tournamentanglers have a great time. Sheis always quick to respond andkept us informed on issueshappening with tournament

MembershipAs of December 7, 2014 theMidweek Bass Anglers of Arizonaconsists of 99 active members.



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2014 Fishing LicenseTell Mom/Wife/Significant Othera nice Christmas gift for youwould be a 2015 fishing li-cense. Whether she gives youone or not, please remember torenew your license before ourJanuary tournament.


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absolute best for Midweek.They are the motor that drivesthe club, without their help wewould be dead in the water.When its tournament time, wecan always count on themembers to step up and getthe job done. Gary Martlagehas been a mainstay on thescales and others havestepped in when needed, Ithink of Tom Savage and NickWampach who regularly help,but there are countless otherswho have helped when theneed arises. Thanks to all whohelp out at the barbeques,there is no better thanks to acook than smiling faces with amouthful of food. What wouldour meetings be like withoutLionel Frailey’s colorfulpersonality during the morningraffle? Thanks also to SeanBallard for running thecomputer at each meeting,which helps speed thingsalong. A final thanks to all thenames I missed, whocontribute in both big and little

“Good little fish getrewarded!”

Next MeetingNext Tournament

Our next club general meetingis scheduled for Wednesday, 7January starting at 8:00 AM, atDeer Valley Airport Restau-rant (just one mile north of I-101 at the intersection of 7thAve & Deer Valley Road). Wehope you will come early andhave breakfast together.

The next club point tournamentwill be a day event at LakeBartlett on 21 January 2015.Club launch headquarters andweigh-in location will be an-nounced. Tournament hoursare Safe Light to 3 PM.

enjoyed spending time with:Tom Savage, Nick Wampach,George Cobasky, and JohnHawkins. With meeting newfriends it reminded me of oldfriends who we missed nothaving at our tournamentsduring 2014 - Steve Cook, KenBuvala, and Rick Brown allwho had to sacrifice fishingwith the club for excellentreasons. Hopefully they will beable to rejoin us in 2015. Thenthere was a very specialmoment when Rickie Rojasreturned to fish with the clubafter his battle with cancer.

My pre-fishing the Apachetournament with Dick Kirbergwas exceptionally enjoyable,Dick is not only a qualityfisherman but I think he knewevery detail about our clubfrom the time the first guystalked about putting a clubtogether until the present.

MBA led the way on theRoosevelt stocking programand set the example that othero rgan iza t ions a re nowfollowing in support AZG&F.Our support was sincerelyappreciated by AZG&F.

If you were not aware, I wouldlike to point out that ouraverage tournament weconduct takes at least 11different people to make ithappen. Our weigh-in team,led by Gary Martlage, did nothave one complaint orchallenge on any of theirdecisions and not one requestfor a re-weigh. Well done guys!

Finally, I want to say to all ofyou it has been an excellentgift of total satisfaction to know

fishing. Sharon Colyott atRoosevelt District, doing thesame job, was Johnny on thespot for every change weneeded in 2014. These twoladies made my job asTournament Director very easyand removed a lot of the stressof obtaining permits.

Another positive action forArizona bass fishing was ChrisCantrell’s hiring of Andy Clarkto work with the clubs andForest Service to improve bassfishing in Arizona. Even thoughAndy has only been on the job10 months the improvementsin relationships betweenAZG&F, USFS and fishingclubs is already showingpositive results. Andy’s straightforward management style andhis always asking what ourclub thinks about potentialchanges and actually listeningmake him a pleasure to workwith. Also his standing up topoliticians and doing the rightthing instead of the easy thingthey may want makes him anexcellent representative oftournament fishermen and forpromoting bass fishing in AZ.

The loss of Alamo Lake on ourtournament schedule due tolow water and members notwanting to travel as far asYuma meant we are fishingBartlett and Saguaro a total ofsix times next year. For me thisis a disappointment because Ilove to fish different lakes fortournaments so once again Iam asking Santa Claus toreconsider any objections toLake Martinez for the 2016tournament schedule. On thepositive side adding a half dayto Havasu and Apache made

my heart jump with joy and Ican already feel the excitementfor these tournaments building.

Other positives for 2014 whenI reflect back is how our clubwarmly welcomed every newmember especially those thathave never fished basstournaments before but havethat deep desire to do it. Mostn e w m e m b e r s h a v ecommented they really knewthey had done the right thingwhen joining MBA.

A few memories from 2014tournaments for me are: seeingNick Wampach’s face at theweigh in when he caught his 7pound plus bass at Rooseveltand winning with Gary Askam,Bernie Kowalski winning thefirst tournament he ever fishedwith Gary Grimes then followedit up by writing one of the bestand definitely the mosthilarious articles ever written inBass Bites, and Jim Buchananwinning Lunker of the Year.Then there was Gary Martlageand Sean Ballard getting theirown boats and all the boaterslosing a chance for anexcellent co-angler draw.However, Howard Thomas willtell anyone who wants to listenhe loved Martlage getting hisown boat which he drew for thelast tournament of theyear…….they won. Then itwent right down to the last twohours of the last tournament ofthe year for Lou Hirlemann toedge out Grimes for AOY.

This year was a banner yearin meeting and fishing with newmembers who quickly becamefriends. To name a few fairlynew friends who I have really




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you and enjoy your camaraderie at eachmeeting and tournament. In my opinion therehas never been a better group of fishermenthan those in our club. Every member has theability and skills to win on any given day, buteven better, each member is a quality individualwho will quickly tell you how to win the nexttournament...well maybe they may forget onecritical item occasionally!

An end of year note from your Treasurer: Ienjoyed fishing with all of you this year.Remember there’s a new 5 lb Pot starting inJanuary!

I thought you might like the poem below incelebration of the season.

Fish Fever

“This week end I went fishingA fish in mind to catch

I went wishing, wishing, wishingTo catch a perfect catch.

I wanted to catch the big oneThe one that always gets awayI waited under the hot, hot sun

I waited for that fish all day.

Then there was a pull on my lineThe pull so full of magic

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This fish was big I could feelBig and strong, a winners tale

All I had to do was reel, reel, reelIn order not to fail.

Me and this fish fought a momentTugging and yanking, pulling and reeling

Until I screamed net! Net! NET!Is this a winners feeling?

In that moment I knew that it was thisThe moment I caught the one that got away

I caught it, I caught it, I caught itFishing fever is what I caught that day.”

I would like to take this opportunity to wish all ofyou and your families A Very Merry Christmasand A Happy New Year.

See you on the Lake or at the next meeting

Ray Riley - My “first year” impressions, as anew member of Midweek Bass Anglers.

I was introduced to Midweek Bass by TomAlauria while attending a party at a mutualfriend’s house. Tom bragged about thefriendliness and camaraderie of the membersand his statements were found to be very trueand accurate. I joined Midweek Bass and wasquickly impressed by the well run meetings andthe smoothness of the management of the



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HAPPY NEW YEARFrom Your Board of Directors

Seasons Greetings FromSome Club Members







This year, it has again been anhonor and privilege to serve you aseditor and publisher of Bass Bites. Iam most pleased to count youamong our readers. On behalf of theclub’s Board of Directors and staff,thank you and we wish you all a

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tournaments. The Draw Team – Combined Weight – Single Day format gives new members achance to learn the rules, get the lay of the land, and meet several different members during theyear, which in turn allows you to see, learn, and use different techniques, lures and electronicdevices (who knew 360 Graphs, Power Poles, morning dawn and pink worms).

A few more things I learned this year; one is to always keep your truck doors shut at the ApacheLake camp site due to the very aggressive Raccoons and other wild critters. This also goes for nofood in your boat at night, no food in an easy to open ice chest left out on a table or anywhere elsethey can get to it. Another lesson I learned, was to make sure you and your boater know exactlywhere to meet and make sure to verify each others name etc. Also, according to John Hawkins,always have “Tiger Balm” for mosquito repellant (it works) plus it smells real good. Beautiful sunrisesare an added free benefit and will get each day started off right.

Early in the year, while fishing with Richie Rojas, I found out that we both went to the same gradeschool - Balsz, same high school - Phoenix Union, lived in the same neighborhood, and we also hadseveral mutual friends. It’s a small world.

There are other benefits acquired from our Midweek Bass membership. Both Sportsmen’sWarehouse and Cabela’s have employees who are also club members and when you go to visit thestores and they are there, you will get personal attention. Also, at the Lake Roosevelt tournamentsalong with a great BBQ dinner, the club usually has a local bass professional as a guest speakerand he shares several helpful hints, tips and ideas with us on fishing Lake Roosevelt.

Oh well, the club accepted my dues for next year, so I guess they didn’t black ball me yet for myless than stellar fishing skills and I am looking forward to a fun 2015.

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Bryan Steele:My gift to you all: Using the new Bow 360 unit.

Bow 360 Unit - Example

I generally use the bow 360 unit to show me where to cast and to help maintain good boat positionwhile fishing offshore. I find that I need fewer waypoints, and I can’t remember the last time I neededa marker buoy.

The picture on the left is a bow 360 screenshot while sitting on top of a roadbed at Lake Pleasant.The picture on the right is a Google Earth satellite view of the same location, but without water. Afterstudying both pictures, it may give you an idea of how the bow 360 view represents what is aroundthe boat. The better you are at interpreting side imaging--the easier it will be to interpret the 360view.

Picture Annotations:

A: This is the main creek channel that flows back into the cove, and shows up as a dark area on the360 view, because it consists of mud/silt. You can also see the minor creek bed that flows betweenA and B and connects into the main channel. Notice the shadow area on the 360 view beneath theletter A – it shows a drop-off into the channel.

B: This is a part of the culvert that goes underneath the old roadbed. Notice the rock pile below thisculvert, which shows up pretty well in the 360 view.

C: This is the other end of the culvert. You will notice the darkened area below this culvert, whichjust means it is a soft, mud/silt area.

D: This is a rock pile that was placed across the roadbed.

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What: 9th Annual Midweek Bass Anglers of ArizonaRecognition Dinner

Who: Members of Midweek Bass Anglers and their Guests When: Wednesday, January 14, 2014; Social Hour at 6:00PM with dinner at 7:00 PM Where: Elks Club Phoenix Lodge #335 B.P.O.E

14424 North 32nd StreetPhoenix, AZ 85032Phone: 602-482-2339

Cost: $35.00 per Guest - - Club Members $5. (Club pays tax and gratuity)

Menu: Catered Buffet* Traditional Caesar Salad.*

* Carved Prime Rib of Beef, Au Jus ** Breast of Chicken Marsala*

* Fettuccini Alfredo ** Parsley Red Skin Potatoes *

* Chef’s Choice Vegetable Medley *

Included Rolls & Butter, Coffee & Iced Tea Service and Chef’s Choice Dessert

Cash Bar for Alcoholic Beverages(Domestic Beer $3, Imported Beer $4, Varietal House Wine $4, Well Alcohol $4, Premium Alcohol $5 - $6

- - ADVANCE RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED - -NO MEAL REFUNDS AFTER MEAL ORDERS ARE PLACED WITH RESTAURANT

Cut on dotted line and return Reservation Slip with PaymentPlease Respond No Later Than January 7, 2015

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -9th ANNUAL MIDWEEK BASS ANGLERS RECOGNITION DINNER RESERVATION

Please reserve _________ meals for:Name(s) of Attendees:________________________________________________________________________________

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Enclosed is my check for $__________ ($35.00 each for Guests – Club Members $5)made out to Midweek Bass Anglers. New 2015 members are considered guests.

Mail to: Midweek Bass AnglersC/O Terry Tassin

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Many Thanks to a Great Team By Terry Tassin Editor, Bass Bites

As the year draws to a close, I’d like to express my appreciation to the regularcontributors to Bass Bites who provide the content that makes this publication soinformative and useful to our members. They make my job so much easier. Sohere’s a hearty salute to Gary Grimes, Jack Hughes, and John Reichard, and aspecial thanks to my wife, Fran, who proofreads every page before I send it out.Also, let’s not forget all of the club members who provide write-ups after eachtournament telling everyone where and how they caught their fish. Without the

input from each and every one of them, readers of our monthly newsletter would have to put up withjust my “wordsmithing” and after nine years of putting together the Bass Bites each month I haveabout run out of original copy ideas. Hint, hint, I am open to suggestions.

Some of you are probably saying to yourself (and others) “Why does Terry bother putting out aholiday edition of the Bass Bites each year? There are no fishing & catching reports to put out, sowhy?”

I guess it just comes down to being a glutton-for-punishment and to wanting to have a way toprovide a platform for those members wishing to express their thoughts about the fishing this yearand a way for them to wish all club members best wishes for the holidays. Some years membersprovide many articles for this end of year edition; other years not so much – we just have to takewhat we get and pass the information on to everyone.

As you can see from reading this edition, I also use this Bass Bites to recognize the top fishermenfor the year by listing them with their photos on a page I call the “Midweek Bass Anglers of ArizonaHall of Fame Class of 2014.” It’s not much and the big acknowledgement comes at the AnnualAwards Banquet the second Wednesday of January.

Speaking of the awards banquet, below is just a reminder to make your reservations soon and nolater than 7 January 2015. After 7 January I must tell the restaurant how many meals they need toprepare for the dinner. I am placing the information flyer concerning the dinner elsewhere in thisissue of Bass Bites.

Don’t forget – the 9th Annual Midweek Bass Anglers of Arizona Recognition Dinner will be heldWednesday, January 14, 2015 at the Elks Club Phoenix Lodge, 14424 North 32nd Street, Phoenix,AZ 85032. Social Hour begins at 6 PM with dinner at 7 PM. Cost is $35 per non member and $5 perclub member. Advance reservations are required so do not wait – get your reservation form withyour check to the club Secretary no later than 7 January 2015.

As usual, at the dinner, the club will be holding a huge raffle of lots of fishing items plus some nonfishing related items. This is just a reminder for those of you planning on taking part in the clubawards dinner raffle; Lionel Frailey (Raffle Master) won't have much in the way of small bills to makechange. So please - no $100 dollar bills for $5 worth of tickets. The price of tickets this year is $5 perticket. So that being the case $20 gets 4 tickets, $50 buys 10 tickets, and so on. A special raffle forthe ladies will also take place using the one free ticket each lady will get with their name tag whenchecking in to the party. And as Lionel says, “Let’s all have a GREAT time.”

Just in case I don’t see you before Christmas, I want to take this opportunity to wish you all a veryMerry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year.

Individuals wishing to purchase a club shirt orcap can order directly from our provider - M & JTrophies & Apparel, 10802 N. 43rd Ave,Glendale, Arizona. See their ad above.

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21 January Bartlett18 February Saguaro17-18 March Havasu (1.5 Days)15 April Apache20 May Roosevelt17 June Saguaro15 July Bartlett19 August Saguaro16 September Roosevelt20-21 October Apache (1.5 Days)18 November Bartlett

Midweek Bass Anglers 2015Tournament Schedule

Midweek Bass Anglers of Arizona - 2015 Board of Directors and Committee ChairmenBoard of Directors

PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENTGary Grimes 623-203-7436 Lou Hirlemann 480-272-0050

SECRETARY TREASURERTerry Tassin 623-931-1546 John Reichard 623-512-0238

TOURNAMENT DIRECTORJack Hughes 480-510-7779

Committee / ChairmenPROGRAMS NEWSLETTER EDITORLou Hirlemann Terry Tassin

TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE Jack Hughes-Chairman ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Gary Grimes, Terry Tassin, Lou Hirlemann, John Reichard Lou HirlemannRAFFLE COMMITTEE - - Lionel Frailey CONSERVATION/LEGISLATIVE - John Reichard

Official Supplier ofMidweek Bass Anglers Club Apparel

Individuals wishing to purchase a club shirt orcap can order directly from our provider - M & JTrophies & Apparel, 10802 N. 43rd Ave,Glendale, Arizona. See their ad above.

Access Midweek Bass Anglers Internet Web Site at: http://www.midweekbassaz.com/

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Best Wishes and Happy BirthdayBorn in January

John BalzicClinton Bell

Jim FurimskyJohn Milkint

Dave RiceJason RiddleTom Savage

Gary SenftAllen Wacker

Larry White

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