Delaware Reservoir just North of Columbus is one of the Trophy Bassmasters' annual stops during the bass fishing season. This year the lake was reluctant to give up it's prizes. Recent high waters had the usually clear waters turned brown and muddy. The receding water also had the largemouth quite skittish and wary. The catch rates reflected the conditions as only one 5 fish limit was brought to the scales. The 14 anglers weighed 34 keepers for just 42.51lbs. First place for the 2nd time in the last 3 tournaments was Don Kraft. His 4 largemouth that totaled 7.05lbs including the big bass of the day at 2.22lbs. Kraft also won the Indian Lake event in May. Lance Blevins captured 2nd place with a 5 fish bag and 5.27lbs. Blevins actually had 7 keepers that he used to cull to his final weight. Third place went to Jim Miller. His 3 bass weighed 4.60lbs. This is the 4th tournament of the year and the Angler of the Year point totals have a new leader. Heath McGrew tops the field as he is the only member to have caught fish in all 4 events.