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Location: Rhinelander | The bad weather forecast to come in was absent this morning as the dawn broke clear and cool with brisk west breezes. Showers and some thunder storms are going to show up about noon with an early afternoon high in the high 60 degree range. World Walleye Ranking Number One Pro ( Yar Craft /Mercury) Tommy Kemos told WalleyeFIRST that he felt the rapid drop in water temps in the double digits was his largest enemy yesterday. He has hopes that will turn around a bit today. Day One leader Ranger/Evinrude Pro Chris Gilman said he felt the bite will improve today despite the weather coming in. Lund Pro Dennis Skurulsky told WalleyeFIRST some of his water cleared so much that he could see bottom in near 20'. Watch for the WalleyeFIRST Live Leaderboard to fire up about 2:15 Central time this afternoon. WalleyeFIRST Tournament Coverage is brought to you by Lund Boats! Attachments ----------------  DSC_0009.JPG (55KB - 88 downloads) DSC_0071.JPG (94KB - 93 downloads) DSC_0075.JPG (107KB - 94 downloads) DSC_0059.JPG (89KB - 90 downloads) DSC_0017.JPG (57KB - 87 downloads) DSC_0022.JPG (73KB - 91 downloads) DSC_0067.JPG (97KB - 98 downloads) DSC_0131.JPG (118KB - 97 downloads) DSC_0055.JPG (91KB - 89 downloads) | ||
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Location: Rhinelander | The Bite was definitely tougher today, but that mostly due to rough conditions out on the Big Lake. There were many stories of broken gear and equipment today, and several Co Anglers on stage alone. In an act of selfless sportsmanship, Jason Przekurat helped a disabled rig out, costing himself what was reported to be 'at least an hour' fishing. Tomorrow looks to be much easier on equipment at this point, with 10 MPH West winds forecast. Steve Vandemark heads out in the lead, but one fish can make the difference tomorrow, so it's still very volatile for the Top Ten. Here it is to date: STEVE VANDEMARK JASON PRZEKURAT TROY MORRIS PATRICK BYLE CHRIS GILMAN THOMAS NORDYKE TOM KEENAN JASON KERR KELLY KLEMM TED TAKASAKI Attachments ---------------- DSC_0001.JPG (94KB - 89 downloads) DSC_0033.JPG (80KB - 84 downloads) DSC_0023.JPG (75KB - 90 downloads) DSC_0017.JPG (82KB - 84 downloads) DSC_0087.JPG (78KB - 88 downloads) DSC_0076.JPG (70KB - 101 downloads) | ||
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Something in the water at Gander Mtn in Wausau. Three in the top 10 today, three in the top 10 yesterday. Keenan is the manager, Gilman was the manager and Przekurat just opened up a full time spot for me to come back to...I still stink at walleye fishing. Steinke worked there and is in the lead for co-angler of the year. Pretty cool, I've been blessed to work with a lot of these guys. Tague and Dowaitt also boys from the old #125. Worrall...should I put my Depthraiders away?  Good luck Tom, Jason, Adam and Knuckles. My biggest walleye to date! Edited by Justin Gaiche 7/12/2007 9:26 PM Attachments ---------------- gaiche2[2].JPG (75KB - 108 downloads) | |||
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| Gee Stacker you are probably right, but a good friend told me last night that quite a few made the run. Tom might be one of them. I have fished with him and I know those are some of his favorite spots. Lets just hope whoever went today that they get back safe. Quite a few guys were sore last nite. Good luck everyone! | |||
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