Dr. Cliff

Bost, son of Fayette County Commission Chairman Harold

Bost, of the Peachtree City Bass Anglers, recently

qualified for the state team to represent the Georgia

BASS Club Federation at the divisional tournament in

June.

Bost

finished in eighth place at the Georgia BASS Club

Federation's Top 6 tournament. Close to 600 anglers

competed in the two-day tournament. During the

tournament, each angler is allowed to weigh in five fish

per day with the highest total weight determining the

winners and place. Bost caught nine fish at 24.55 pounds

total. He won a trophy and a $500 check for his efforts.

He will now

compete in the Divisional Tournament at Lake Walter F.

George in Eufala, Ala., June 21-23.

Qualifying

to represent the Georgia BASS Club Federation at the

Divisional Tournament is quite an accomplishment and

honor for a club angler. The angler can eventually

compete in the BASS Master's Classic should he do well at

the Divisional and National Championship tournaments. The

BASS Master's Classic is the highest level of competition

that any angler can attain. It is the World Series of

bass fishing.