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.…