To win the most coveted title in any fishing tournament series, you need to be consistently good, and the team of Jim Erdman and Jeremy Hurst proved they were, taking 17th in the AIM Weekend Walleye Series/Garmin/Berkley Wisconsin state championship Aug. 22 and 22, and locking in 2020 Team Of The Year (TOY) honors in one of the most challenging seasons ever. “These two did well at every event in every imaginable circumstance and proved that they deserved the honor…
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Ranger Boats pro Korey Sprengel won the season-opener for the National Walleye Tour presented by Bass Pro Shops & Cabela’s on Green Bay, July 24. By participating in the Ranger Cup program, the angler upgraded the prize boat and motor package to a Ranger 620FS Pro with a 250-horsepower Mercury outboard. With a series of cold fronts set to hit Green Bay just ahead of the two-day tournament, Sprengel opted to only pre-fish one day during the week leading up…
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Korey Sprengel, of Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, weighed a combined total of 77.48 pounds to win the National Walleye Tour Presented by Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s event at Oconto, Wisconsin, July 24. Sprengel won a fully rigged Ranger 620FS Pro package, an upgrade due to him being in the Ranger Cup program, with a 250-horsepower Mercury outboard, $15,000 in prize money, $1,000 from Mercury Marine and $2,636 in Anglers Advantage cash for a total of $92,130 in winnings. For the…
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When Dan Johnson (Fayetteville,OH) and Larry Rhoads (Milford, OH) found themselves facing a mighty Southwest wind on Lake Huron Friday afternoon, they knew they had to make every cast count and more importantly, every bite. Launching out of the AuSable River for the two-day Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s Masters Walleye Circuit, presented by Lowe Equipment Attachments, Dan and Larry headed south toward Saginaw Bay to find what they needed to hoist the trophy at the end of the weekend.…
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Ranger Boats pro angler Jason Abram won the FLW Pro Circuit event at Lake Martin on March 21. The Piney Flats, Tennessee-native won the $100,000 first-place prize, plus an extra $25,000 from the Ranger Cup contingency program. The event marks Abram first top pro-level win in his fishing career. The event culminated with Abram weighing his fish last on the final day. The angler needed 10 pounds, 2 ounces to overtake Ron Nelson. Abram added each fish individually and had…
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