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Location: Rhinelander | The bite was better today, and Team Okada smoked 'em CRRing 53.18 to take the lead with 71.37. John Schneider and Nick Schertz actually weighed more today with 56.81 to add to yesterday's weight at 69.58 for second, pretty much a dead heat for the Bay.
In third are Nickels and Gehm with 66.27, fourth is Niklasch and Kumorkiewicz with 63.31, and Lowe and Smith round out the top five with 62.75.
AIM Leaderboard: http://aimfishing.com/weigh-in
The wind blew out there today and actually abused some of the field on the way in, especially those who headed East from the reports on the stage. The North bite was still unpredictable, as cold and warm water edges were changing as the day progressed.
A fair number of the fish CRR'd today were caught really shallow. The bite could be described as 'scattered'.
Tomorrow's weather looks to be stable, and the winds will be West to North West at 12 MPH. Most of the Pros feel the bite will improve tomorrow, and predictions are it will take over 115 pounds and 21 fish total using the AIM formula to win the event.
The weigh in was late today, so we'll predict a weigh in start at about 5:30 tomorrow. The anglers hit the water a 7:30 in the morning. Watch for the morning report to be posted about 8:30 or so. It's anybody's game all the way down to near 20th place!
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