Lake Whatcom Spring Open Results (4-22-17)

BELLINGHAM, Wash. -- Matt Krumdiack and wife Kristine Krumdiack took first place in Borderline Bassin' Contenders' annual Lake Whatcom Spring Open with a fish-fish limit of 19.10 pounds of smallmouth bass on April 22.

Bill Smith and Ron Helvey took second with a limit of 18.96 pounds, followed by Ron Hobbs and Jonas Pettit with a limit of 18.82 pounds.

Choi But and Tha Khun caught the big fish of the tournament at 5.24 pounds.
Anglers experienced classic spring weather, with sunshine and glass-calm water followed by strong winds and white caps.

1. Matt Krumdiack/Kristine Krumdiack -- 5 fish -- 19.10 pounds -- 4.34 big

2. Bill Smith/Ron Helvey -- 5 fish -- 18.96 pounds -- 4.62 big

3. Ron Hobbs/Jonas Pettit -- 5 fish -- 18.82 pounds -- 4.10 big

4. Mikee Snoose/Dan Haddrell -- 5 fish -- 16.88 pounds -- 4.14 big

5. Choi But/Tha Khun -- 5 fish -- 16.50 pounds -- 5.24 big*


6. Rod Holmes/Devin Holmes -- 5 fish -- 16.44 pounds -- DNW

7. Aet But/Thongpun But -- 5 fish -- 16.18 pounds -- 4.44 big

8. David Parnicky/Robert Mann -- 5 fish -- 15.12 pounds -- DNW

9. Nick Culver/Andra Culver -- 4 fish -- 14.94 pounds -- 4.02 big

10. Sun Butma/Kun Butma -- 5 fish -- 14.74 pounds -- 4.26 big

11. Tyler Wasilewski/Aaron Weinberg -- 5 fish -- 14.70 pounds -- DNW

12. Robert Gray/Kyle Linderman -- 5 fish -- 14.40 pounds -- 3.28 pounds

13. Jason Dempsey/Jeff Conway -- 4 fish -- 13.58 pounds -- DNW

14. Joel Alinen/John Winkler -- 5 fish -- 12.58 pounds -- 2.88 big

15. Roy Hawes/Arnold Lagambina -- 4 fish -- 12.26 pounds -- DNW

16. Brandon Thomas/Bill Ducker -- 5 fish -- 11.92 pounds -- 4.10 big

17. Dan Christoff -- 4 fish -- 10.22 pounds -- 3.28 big


18. Marvin Flones/Shane Bass -- 2 fish -- 8.22 pounds -- 4.30 big

19. Brandon Levy/David Atwood -- 3 fish -- 6.88 pounds -- DNW

20. Quentin Thomas/Landon Arman -- 2 fish -- 6.23 pounds -- DNW

21 Scott Harris/Joe Dolinsky -- 1 fish -- 2.12 pounds -- 2.12 big

22. Ken Rundle/Russ Avery -- DNW

23. Chris Hollick/John Ficken -- DNW