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Fish and Chip weigh-ins

Ed Godfrey
by Ed Godfrey
Published: Fri, October 23, 2009 12:00 AM Updated: Fri, June 14, 2013 2:44 PM
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Kevin VanDam is one of the pro bass anglers fishing Arbuckle Lake Friday and Saturday.
Kevin VanDam is one of the pro bass anglers fishing Arbuckle Lake Friday and Saturday.

For those who are interested in attending the weigh-ins for the Fish and Chips bass tournament now underway on Arbuckle Lake, today’s (Friday) weigh-in begins at 6 p.m. on an outside stage at Riverwind Casino in Norman.
Saturday’s weigh-in after the second and final day of the tournament begins at 4 p.m. at Riverwind.
And if anyone wants to watch these guys play Texas Hold ‘Em, the poker side of the tournament begins Sunday at 11 a.m. in the casino.
The team that wins the bass fishing tournament wins $20,000; The team that wins the poker tournament earns another $20,000; And the highest finishing team combined gets $10,000.
The tournament, the first of its kind, has brought former Bassmaster Classic champions Rick Clunn, Skeet Reese and Kevin VanDam to Oklahoma along with other pro anglers.

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Kevin VanDam is one of the pro bass anglers fishing Arbuckle Lake Friday and Saturday.

Kevin VanDam is one of the pro bass anglers fishing Arbuckle Lake Friday and Saturday.

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Ed Godfrey

Ed Godfrey was born in Muskogee and raised in Stigler. He has worked at The Oklahoman for 25 years. During that time, he has worked a myriad of beats for The Oklahoman including both the federal and county courthouse in Oklahoma City for more... Read more ›

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