FLW on the missouri...????
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I think this will be a big fall for the river with the water levels up down south and the large amounts of baitfish coming up. I didn't grow up on the Missouri like many I know but everyone I talk to is thinking the same thing.averyghg said:
I think it will have a lot of solid fish....how many over 10, we'll have to see.
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The better bet would be how many boats are going to end up on sandbars each day and if one will get totaled out like Parsons did last fall in the PWT Championship! Anyone want to place anything on that?
I'd bet $50 all day that a 10# will come out. Too many nice fish in Oahe right now for that not to happen. Guessing most guys will be way south?
I'd bet $50 all day that a 10# will come out. Too many nice fish in Oahe right now for that not to happen. Guessing most guys will be way south?
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If i remember correctly averyghg, you and a another classmate of ours jumped me and told me how dumb me and triple b were and that the river doesn't produce many big fish, except in the spring you told me. so we will see how Great of a expert you really are on the river.
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Day 2 by the numbers
28: limits caught on day two among the field of 54 boats.
6-4: pounds, ounces, of biggest fish of the tournament so far, caught by Todd Riley.
521: cumulative weight of all walleyes weighed through first two days.
12: place finish on day two of Ron Seelhoff, who led the tournament after day one.
0: number of walleyes caught on day two by Pete Harsh, 2008 Angler of the Year.
36: number of places advanced on day two by Todd Riley, the biggest gain of the tournament.
Day 2 by the numbers
28: limits caught on day two among the field of 54 boats.
6-4: pounds, ounces, of biggest fish of the tournament so far, caught by Todd Riley.
521: cumulative weight of all walleyes weighed through first two days.
12: place finish on day two of Ron Seelhoff, who led the tournament after day one.
0: number of walleyes caught on day two by Pete Harsh, 2008 Angler of the Year.
36: number of places advanced on day two by Todd Riley, the biggest gain of the tournament.
haha, I didn't even look inside yet. you coulda left a cleveland steamer in ther eand I wouldn't know ytil spring!bandman said::lol:
Uhhh did you 3 stooges not get the memo??? It's Fall......what the crap is a walleye? :roll: :down:
I knew I should have left you guys a whopper club surprise in the delivery box today!dd:
by the way, anybody know what the biggest fish caught in the tourney was??
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Saturday by the numbers
29-7: pounds, ounces of Tommy Skarlis' two-day final round weight.
61-8: pounds, ounces, of Tommy Skarlis' total tournament catch in four days on the Missouri River.
6-4: pounds, ounces, of heaviest walleye caught during the tournament, taken by Todd Riley.
526:total number of walleyes caught during the four-day tournament.
1,216: combined weight in pounds of those 526 walleyes.
Saturday by the numbers
29-7: pounds, ounces of Tommy Skarlis' two-day final round weight.
61-8: pounds, ounces, of Tommy Skarlis' total tournament catch in four days on the Missouri River.
6-4: pounds, ounces, of heaviest walleye caught during the tournament, taken by Todd Riley.
526:total number of walleyes caught during the four-day tournament.
1,216: combined weight in pounds of those 526 walleyes.
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