Frv tournament
Was that tournament tough as hell or what ? I think we tried everything!!! Only got one rip trolling all day. Congrats to the Champs and great job to all who managed to hook up!! FRV puts on a great event thanks to them as well.
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Permalink Reply by MuskyRuss on -
I agree, Very, Very tough Conditions. It seems that the fish were scattered and had no real pattern and of course the wind and barometric pressure change mid morning did not help. Chris and I picked 6 spots to fish and stuck with them and it paid off with a 38.75 that crushed a Subwalker, we raised 2 other scooter fish that would not have measured and that was it for the day.
Congrats to Frank B (Franks Custom Rods) and Rich G (Big Goomba Guide service) on their win, popping a nice 41.5. It was great to see them on the Stage accepting there 1st place and Big fish awards. "GREAT JOB GUYS"
Russ
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Permalink Reply by Mike Witowski on -
Frank's 41.5":
Congrats to Frank and Rich for catching the big fish of the day! You know it's a tough day when Russ and Chris only catch 1 fish! LOL Good job Russ! Post a pic of your fish for us to admire, eh? I had a chance early in the morning but frustratingly couldn't get one to commit ;(
but once again a great time and challunge!
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Permalink Reply by MuskyRuss on
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Here's a picture of the Schaller teams 38.75
Mike Witowski said:Frank's 41.5":
Congrats to Frank and Rich for catching the big fish of the day! You know it's a tough day when Russ and Chris only catch 1 fish! LOL Good job Russ! Post a pic of your fish for us to admire, eh? I had a chance early in the morning but frustratingly couldn't get one to commit ;(
but once again a great time and challunge! - Attachments:
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Permalink Reply by Mike Witowski on
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Nice one Russ!
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Permalink Reply by Lance Zimmerman on -
It was tough for sure. We did manage a 34.5 for 4th place. It was just nice to make it on the board. I had 7 fish total to the boat and they were all on a Black Holoform Hellhound. The fish we moved we tight to shore in 3 to 5 f.o.w. Congrats to all who caught fish, and thanks to everyone involved in setting up this event.
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Permalink Reply by Joe Vancora on -
Do you think there will be anymore casting bites left this year?
Lance Zimmerman said:It was tough for sure. We did manage a 34.5 for 4th place. It was just nice to make it on the board. I had 7 fish total to the boat and they were all on a Black Holoform Hellhound. The fish we moved we tight to shore in 3 to 5 f.o.w. Congrats to all who caught fish, and thanks to everyone involved in setting up this event.
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Permalink Reply by MuskyRuss on
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On the Chain we catch fish all the way to Ice up casting. You just need to slow it way down, Gliders like HellHounds and Phantons that you can run deeper at a really slow pace are key and soft plastics like dogs and tubes realy work well. Right now you will still find the fish scattered (shallow and deep) for a couple more weeks as long as the water temps are above 40, once the water reaches the low 40 deg mark start moving onto the deeper breaks. Work suprer slow and methodically and you should have some sucess.
Russ
Joe Vancora said:Do you think there will be anymore casting bites left this year?
Lance Zimmerman said:It was tough for sure. We did manage a 34.5 for 4th place. It was just nice to make it on the board. I had 7 fish total to the boat and they were all on a Black Holoform Hellhound. The fish we moved we tight to shore in 3 to 5 f.o.w. Congrats to all who caught fish, and thanks to everyone involved in setting up this event.
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