Scott Robinson and Eric Scrivner both submitted a 29.5 inch walleye during the event. They were close enough that it was difficult to determine which fish was actually the longest and we decided to use a tiebreaker. From the rules: The tournament director will consider options for determining a tie, which could be 1) time of entry 2) the exact measurement instead of the ¼” measurement 3) the next largest fish submitted by each angler. A tie could also result in shared prizes. After careful review, Scott Robinson edged out Scrivner for the grand prize by Rapala because Robinson had both the earliest entry and the next largest fish at 28 inches. 
Eric Scrivner won week 12 and he won a fishing hoodie from One Last Cast. I might also mention here that I personally have a hoodie from One Last Cast Gear and it has become my favorite. - Week 1 – $100 Roadside Minnows – Todd Shea 27.75″
- Week 2 – $100 Rapala fishing gear – Bryan Paulson 26.25″
- Week 3 – $100 One Last Cast hoodie – Tim Wenner 28″
- Week 4 – $160 Striker UPF apparel package – Scott Stueber 29″
- Week 5 – $100 Roadside Minnows – Joe Newcomb 27″
- Week 6 – $150 St. Croix Eyecon Rod – Jan Vistad 29.25″.
- Week 7 – $150 Omnia gift card and a hat – Bryan Paulson 28.5″
- Week 8 – $100 Rapala fishing gear – Scott Stueber 29.25″
- Week 9 – $100 One Last Cast hoodie – Scott Robinson 29.5″
- Week 10 – $100 Roadside Minnows – Steve Heller 27.75″
- Week 11 – $100 Rapala fishing gear – Scott Robinson 28″
- Week 12 – $100 One Last Cast hoodie – Eric Scrivner 29.5″
- GrandPrize Overall Winner – $750 value – Rapala rain gear (RAIN PRO $400 set) + $350 in Rapala fishing gear – Scott Robinson 29.5″
- Beat the MN State Record of 32.5″ to win a Striker Adrenaline or Denali Insulated rain suit, $250+ in cash, plus a custom walleye bumper from Muskiebumper.com. No Winner, but $649.44 will be added to the jackpot for our next event, which will be the MNice 2023.
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