PWT Report?

CuriousGeorge Posted 4/21/2005 6:16 AM (#31347) Subject: PWT Report? Any report from the field? Are reports being held until after the event? What about pictures? Many/Any biteoffs from the muskies? - Just curious for info. - John sworrall Posted 4/21/2005 7:59 AM (#31350 - in reply to #31347) Subject: RE: PWT Report? Location: Rhinelander Many of the Pros talked about catching Muskies, bass, white bass, carp, and of course, walleyes! Shep Posted 4/21/2005 10:09 AM (#31353 - in reply to #31350) Subject: RE: PWT Report? Member Posts: 3899 23 zeroes. 14 in the first flight. Any idea if the later flights caught fish right at the end? Franklin continues to amaze me. He's a converted bass guy from Arkansas, been doing eyes for only about 6 years. He's picked it up pretty good, and can do it all. Rig, jig, troll. I had a lot of fun with him at Erie last year. Sunshine Posted 4/21/2005 11:23 AM (#31354 - in reply to #31347) Subject: RE: PWT Report? Member Posts: 2393 Location: Waukesha Wisconsin Nice Picts Steve! CuriousGeo Posted 4/21/2005 9:07 PM (#31366 - in reply to #31347) Subject: RE: PWT Report? CuriousGeorge Posted 4/21/2005 9:08 PM (#31367 - in reply to #31347) Subject: RE: PWT Report? bah - stupid computers... The amatures are out weighing the pros - is that normal? jerry Posted 4/21/2005 10:26 PM (#31368 - in reply to #31347) Subject: RE: PWT Report? Member Posts: 2567 Location: Manitowoc, WI The amateur and pro share the weights they get for each day. They then take that weight into the second day and, with their second day catch, add it to come up with a two day total. They then will have a third day's weight added to come up with a final total. In the end, if you added the pro's weights all together and the amateur's weights all together, they would be the same. For the amateur to win, he needs to have a good draw all three days.