This would be the third time I competed on Lake Eufaula since 2023, and every time was a little different. Being early June, all the spawn was completed, and fish were doing their summertime thing. In past years the lake had been much more stained than this year. Clarity ranged from 2-4 feet which is very abnormal for this lake. Early in the morning there was a shad spawn happening, but during the event I was never able to capitalize on it. Most of my practice I spent crankbaiting rock in 6-10 feet and found several areas that fish were using. Also, I was able to get some bites throwing a light Texas rigged worm around boat docks. Day one of the event I started on docks and the bite was very slow, so I decided to run and fish some of my crankbait areas, but the wind was out of the South at almost 10mph making these stretches nearly impossible to fish. After trying that for almost an hour without any success I went back to the docks and was able to catch my limit. Day one I have slightly over 11 pounds and that had me positioned in 72nd place. The second day started even slower and I never caught my first keeper until noon. Mid-morning I went to the rock stretches again but the wind was blowing out of the SE at around 10mph again making these areas completely unproductive. The second day of the event we fished through almost 3 inches of rain which changed a few things up. I spent my entire afternoon fishing one stretch of docks and the fish finally started biting. I was able to catch my five fish limit in just over two hours. They weighed slightly over 9 pounds, and I finished the event in 70th place but was satisfied to at least catch a limit both days of a somewhat tough event.