Oregon Tournament Results
Oregon winners with scores exactly as the hosts printed them, each linked.
Photo of Columbia River: Bonnie Moreland, Public domain
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Oregon winners with a printed event date: 10 results on 6 waters from 2025 and 2026, each row linked to the host standings or report.
Oregon one-day five-bass winners, mean bag by water
Dated one-day bags with a printed five-bass limit only; kokanee grams, kayak inches and multi-day totals stay out.
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| Date | Event | Water | Winner | Winning weight | One-day five-bass (lb) | Big fish | County |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-03 | KFNW Kayak Bass Classic 2026 | Columbia River | Michael Mumford | 192.75" (two-day length total) | Lacey Dugger (Big Bass) | Clatsop County | |
| 2026-08-14 | 21st Annual Oregon Tuna Classic 2026 | Central Oregon Coast Subarea | Team Lip Service | 132.45# (five fish) | Big Fish Side Pot – 28.75# – Team Lip Service; Big Fish Friday: Team El Jefe with 25.9# | Tillamook County | |
| 2026-07-31 | BAM Columbia River Super 60 2026 (Pro) | Columbia River | Ron Mace | Finals Bag Weight: 18.57 | Clatsop County | ||
| 2026-06-26 | BAM Brownlee Reservoir Super 60 2026 (Pro) | Brownlee Reservoir | Rich Craft | Total Weight : 53.23lbs (Total Keepers: 25) | Baker County | ||
| 2026-05-30 | KFNW Tour Event 2 Tenmile Lakes 2026 | Tenmile Lake | Brandon Hua | 90.25 inches | Ed French, 21.00-inch largemouth (Big Bass) | Coos County | |
| 2025-08-02 | KFNW/OKBF Tour Event 5 Upper Willamette River 2025 (Individual) | Willamette River | Patrick Kelly | 89.5 inches (length total) | 22-inch smallmouth (Andrew Janke, Big Bass) | Yamhill County | |
| 2025-07-25 | BAM Columbia River – Boardman Pro-Am 2025 | Columbia River | Zackery Shaff | Total Weight: 43.43lbs | Morrow County | ||
| 2025-07-25 | BAM Columbia River – Boardman Pro-Am 2025 (Co-angler) | Columbia River | Randy Marshall | Total Weight: 27.93lbs | Morrow County | ||
| 2025-05-10 | KFNW/OKBF Season Kickoff Open Dorena Lake 2025 (Team) | Dorena Lake | Anthony Booth and Jesse Brummett | 111.75 inches (team length total) | 21 inch largemouth (Anthony Booth) | Lane County | |
| 2025-04-19 | KFNW/OKBF Tour Event 1 Tenmile Lakes 2025 (Individual) | Tenmile Lake | Jakob Jarvis | 94.75 inches (length total) | 20.75 inch largemouth (Jakob Jarvis, Big Bass Buy-In) | Coos County |
Oregon winners come from host or news pages only, each linked; winners printed without an event date are in the next table.
Oregon winners printed without an event date
| Event | Water | Winner | Score as printed | Date note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gardiner Reedsport Winchester Bay STEP Labor Day Weekend Salmon Derby 2026, Largest Chinook salmon | Winchester Bay and the Umpqua estuary | Jammie Standifer (Standifer Outdoors Guide Service) | 24.4 pounds | exact dates not printed; results post dated September 12, 2026 |
| DiscountTackle.com Oregon B.A.S.S. Classic 2025 | Tenmile Lake | Chris Parks & Josh Marthaller | 43.86 pounds (two-day total) | event dates not printed; article dated August 6, 2025 |
| Kokanee Power of Oregon Odell Derby 2026, 1st place team | Odell Lake | Richard (team; captain Helen Sunkler) | 1148 grams | 2026 derby date not printed on the results page |
| Kokanee Power of Oregon Crescent Derby 2026, 1st place team | Crescent Lake | Richard (team; captain Helen Sunkler) | 2228 grams | 2026 derby date not printed on the results page |
| Kokanee Power of Oregon Detroit Derby 2026, 1st place team | Detroit Lake | Silver Slayers (team; captain Allan Roche) | 1700 grams | 2026 derby date not printed on the results page |
| Kokanee Power of Oregon Odell Derby 2025, 1st place team | Odell Lake | The Goonies (team; captain Dell Morey) | 1888 grams | 2025 derby date not printed on the results page |
| Kokanee Power of Oregon Crescent Derby 2025, 1st place team | Crescent Lake | Banana Republic (team; captain Brian Russell) | 2630 grams | 2025 derby date not printed on the results page |
| Kokanee Power of Oregon Detroit Derby 2025, 1st place team | Detroit Lake | Slingin' Shiners (team; captain Joe Kupillas) | 1350 grams | 2025 derby date not printed on the results page |
Kokanee scores are team weights in grams as Kokanee Power of Oregon prints them; nothing here is converted or averaged.
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Shorelines pictured alongside Oregon Tournament Results
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Photo: Rick Obst, CC BY 2.0
Photo: Marina, CC BY-SA 2.0
Photo: Bonnie Moreland, Public domain
Camera views from water close to Oregon Tournament Results contests
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Photo: Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife, CC BY-SA 2.0
Photo: Bonnie Moreland, Public domain
Photo: Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife, Public domain
Oregon winners, asked and answered
Which Oregon water needs the heaviest one-day five-bass bag?
No dated Oregon winner with a printed one-day five-bass format is on file, so no figure is given.
How many dated Oregon winners are on file?
Dated Oregon winners on file: 10, from 2025 and 2026.
How would an Oregon winning-bag average be figured?
Only dated one-day events whose printed format names a five-bass limit would count; each water would get the plain mean of those first-place bags.
Why do kokanee grams, kayak inches and multi-day totals stay out of an average?
A kokanee team weight in grams, a kayak length in inches, a three-day pro-am total or a five-fish tuna total measure different things, so mixing them would mislead.
Which Oregon one-day five-bass win is the heaviest posted?
No dated Oregon winner with a printed one-day five-bass format is on file, so no figure is given.
Where were these Oregon winners read?
BAM Tournament Trail standings, Kokanee Power of Oregon results, kayak series leaderboards and other host or news pages, each linked in its row.
How often does the Oregon list change?
Weekly, whenever an Oregon host prints new standings.
Can I send in an Oregon winner?
Pass along the link to the posted Oregon standings through the contact page.
Know a tournament that is not listed?
Send it here with a link to the organizer’s event page or schedule. Weekly and monthly ones only need to go in once. If that page shows the name and the date (or the day of the week), it goes on this page right away. If not, we check it by hand within a week.
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