Cody Northrop, of South Heart, North Dakota, weighed a combined total of 50.91 pounds to win the National Walleye Tour Presented by Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s event at Garrison, North Dakota, September 11. Northrop won a fully rigged Ranger 2080MS with a 250-horsepower Mercury outboard, $15,000 in prize money and $3,003 in Anglers Advantage cash for a total of $82,598 in winnings The dock talk leading up to Sakakawea was that trolling leadcore with Berkley Flicker Minnows was going…
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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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It was neck and neck, and it still was until the AIM Weekend Walleye Series/Yamaha Motor Corp. North Dakota state championship on Lake Sakakawea, but Lonnie Jacobs and partner Janine Landsiedel eked it out by finishing third overall, besting the eventual second-place team by six points Aug. 14-15, to take the coveted Yamaha Motor Corp USA Team Of The Year (TOY) title for 2020, earning them a new T9.9 kicker and a guaranteed golden ticket to the 2021 National Championship…
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Leading from start to finish, the husband-wife team of Daren and Heide Schneider slogged through waves approaching five feet to take the AIM Weekend Walleye Series/Yamaha Motor Corp. North Dakota state championship on Lake Sakakawea Aug. 14-15, earning them $7,500, the potential for more incentive cash from AIM sponsor Garmin, and a berth in the 2021 National Championship Shootout. “Team Schneider led by a little the first day and by a lot the second, using Berkley Flicker Minnows throughout in…
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You heard it here first last week. The key to winning in August on ‘bago, especially against the tough competition in the AIM Weekend Walleye Series/Garmin/Berkley Wisconsin state championship Aug. 21 and 22, might just be not in the lake at all. It might just be won in the lakes and rivers above Lake Winnebago and the start at Oshkosh. And that’s exactly what happened for Isaac Lakich and Tristan Beckwith, went home $8,000 richer and with a berth in…
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