Unseasonably warm temperatures leading up to the SRIBA season opener dropped just a bit on the eve of the tournament. SRIBA angers were greeted Saturday morning with bluebird skies and air temps in the high 30s to low 40s. It was obvious that high pressure had moved in and the bite might be tough in this shallow body of water. Read more

Charter SRIBA member Steve Burke left the club several years ago due to work obligations. Stating that he needed to get back into the club so he will "be forced to go fishing", Steve re-joined us at the season opener at Wordens Pond and has re-joined us for the 2008 season. Read more

SRIBA anglers found Watchaug Pond to be a place of feast or famine in our second tournament of the season on May 10. Read more

The Locustville Pond bass were definitely post-spawn, as SRIBA anglers chased them for 8 hours during the Club Classic for the top finishers from the 2007 Season. Read more

SRIBA anglers tried hard to unlock the secrets to Glasgo Pond's bass, but were pretty much unsuccessful on a large scale, as every club member struggled to bring both, numbers and quality fish to the scales. Read more

Continuing the tough trend that started at Glasgo Pond, Billings Lake bass shut themselves down and stayed that way through most of the night, as SRIBA fished their first night tournament of the 2008 season. Read more

Water levels were down and water temps were up, as SRIBA anglers headed out onto Indian Lake for our 2nd night tournament of the 2008 season. The combination of the prevailing weather conditions and the near-full moon caused things to be slow for the first hour or two. Read more

SRIBA Anglers arrived at Smith & Sayles to find the lake almost completely void of any weeds, due to a weed eradication performed by the State of RI earlier this year. This didn't keep club members from catching some great bass there though! Read more

In our toughest tournament in many years, SRIBA anglers fished for 7 hours, only to scratch out a few bass across the entire club membership. Read more

SRIBA members chased river bass during scattered showers and cloudy skies today, trying to nail down those elusive river lunkers.Read more

The members of SRIBA wrapped up the 2008 season at Amos Lake under post-cold-front conditions. Read more