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Location: Rhinelander | Winds are up today out of the south as a warm front moves through the area bringing unseasonably warm temps. The mercury could hit 90 degrees today with winds to 20 MPH. The Pros were very upbeat heading out on Cass this morning worried only about the wind making it hard to hold on the deep shelves. Rigging the deep edges in 19 to 30' or so seems to be the order of the day.
Watch for morning interviews with Danny Plautz, Daryl Christensen, Dan Plautz, Chase Parsons, and Marty Glorvigen.
Day One leader Danny Plautz fell to seventh, followed by Ron Seelhoff, Dan Plautz, and Pat Neu.
The PWT Cass Lake Day Two WalleyeFIRST live weigh in will begin at about 5 PM central time.
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Location: Arlington, WI | Has anybody heard anything yet on why Danny P is running the smaller tiller boat? Enquiring minds want to know. |
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| I would guess that the little tiller would be a great boat for that system. Boat control and the fact that some of the channels in between the lakes are somewhat shallow. Bridges are also low and hard on the windsheilds. |
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Location: Rhinelander | I did an interview with Danny today in which he explains why he is running the tiller.
http://walleye.outdoorsfirst.com/play_flash.asp?clip=604 |
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Location: Arlington, WI | Thanks Steve. i posted the question prior to the clip being uploaded. Thanks for all of your great tournament coverage.
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Location: Rhinelander | The expected increase in activity as the warm front moved through just didn't happen for most of the Pros today, despite a wind shift to the south and an active barometer. The slower bite didn't effect Skeeter/Yamaha Pro Brad Davis much though, as he brought a solid 13.84 to the scales staying ahead of a consistent Chase Parsons, weighing just a pound less on top of a Day One 14# plus limit.
Gil Mollet weighed 16.10 to move into third, Jay Weber stayed on track with a nearly identical day one and day two weight to hold fourth, and marty Glorvigen slipped to fifth with an 8.49# basket. mark Martin is hot on Marty Glorvigen's heels, just ounces behind.
Watch for PWT Super Pro Cass lake Final Day images, video, and much more tomorrow morning around 8:30 AM. The Day Two image gallery and video will be up soon!
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