Pennsylvania Tournament Results
Pennsylvania winners with weights as printed, sources linked, and the five-bass average by water.
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Pennsylvania winners gathered here: 6 dated results on 4 waters from the 2025 and 2026 seasons, each linked to the organizer or news page that printed it.
Among Pennsylvania single-day five-bass wins on file, the heaviest is 12.58 pounds, from PA B.A.S.S. Nation 2025 State Tournament #2, Three Rivers on Three Rivers (Pittsburgh) (2025).
Pennsylvania five-bass winning weight by water
Single-day five-bass limits only; team, three-fish, walleye and kayak length formats stay out.
- Three Rivers (Pittsburgh)12.58 lb a day across 1 result
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| Date | Event | Water | Winner | Winning weight | Per day (lb) | Big fish | County |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-08-01 | Newport Bassmaster Kayak Series at Susquehanna River presented by Native Watercraft (2026) | Susquehanna River | Ewing Minor (Dandridge, Tenn.) | 190.50 inches | 20.75-inch smallmouth, Rudy Yarworth (Day 2) | ||
| 2026-05-16 | Pymatuning Lake Association Walleye Tournament (2026) | Pymatuning Reservoir | Anthony Naples & Larry Zarlengo Sr. | 14 lb. 12.1 oz. | Levi Sellers & Mark Baucan – 6 lb. 2.4 oz. | Crawford County | |
| 2025-07-20 | PA B.A.S.S. Nation 2025 Team Trail Event #3, Lake Erie | Lake Erie | Green/Ritchey | 15.34lbs | Lunker Colberg/Banas 4.67lbs | Erie County | |
| 2025-07-19 | PA B.A.S.S. Nation 2025 State Tournament #3, Lake Erie | Lake Erie | Steve Griffith | 13.27 | Erie County | ||
| 2025-06-22 | PA B.A.S.S. Nation 2025 Team Trail Event #2, Three Rivers | Three Rivers (Pittsburgh) | Colberg/Banas | 13.75lbs | Lunker Colberg/Banas 3.97lbs | ||
| 2025-06-21 | PA B.A.S.S. Nation 2025 State Tournament #2, Three Rivers | Three Rivers (Pittsburgh) | Brian Banas (Bass Bones) | 12.58 | 12.58 |
Pennsylvania results come only from organizer and news pages, each linked; weights are shown exactly as printed.
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Pennsylvania results, asked and answered
Which Pennsylvania water needs the heaviest five-bass bag?
Three Rivers (Pittsburgh), where single-day five-bass winners average 12.58 pounds.
How many Pennsylvania winners are on file?
6 dated Pennsylvania winners from 2025 and 2026.
How is the Pennsylvania five-bass average figured?
Single-day winning five-bass weights printed for the same water are averaged together.
Why do team, walleye and kayak results stay out of the average?
Team bags, three-fish limits and kayak inches use other scoring, so mixing them in would distort a five-bass figure.
What is the top Pennsylvania single-day five-bass win on file?
A 12.58-pound single-day bag at PA B.A.S.S. Nation 2025 State Tournament #2, Three Rivers.
Where are the Pennsylvania winners from?
PA B.A.S.S. Nation results sheets, the Pymatuning Lake Association and Anglers Channel recaps, each linked in its row.
How often are Pennsylvania results updated?
A weekly check adds Pennsylvania winners once an organizer prints them.
Can I report a Pennsylvania result?
Send the link to the printed Pennsylvania result 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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