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sworrall

Posted 7/27/2007 9:37 AM (#59092)
Subject: In Fisherman Professional Walleye trail Wabigoon, Final Day From Indian Point Camp

Location: Rhinelander

Perfect weather greeted the Pros and Co Anglers at the boat launch this morning on Wabigoon Lake for the PWT Super Pro final day. The winds are supposed to be light NW, and temps at 80 degrees. Many of the Pros were upbeat, as the learning curve on this water is shortening each day. Baskets should be better today, if the bite is as good as anticipated!

Watch for WalleyeFIRST Leaderboard coverage to begin at about 5 PM Central.

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Sunshine

Posted 7/27/2007 10:15 AM (#59099 - in reply to #59092)
Subject: Re: In Fisherman Professional Walleye trail Wabigoon, Final Day From Indian Point Camp

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Posts: 2393

Location: Waukesha Wisconsin

I Checked out the pictures. Very cool.

Hey Shep, did ya' see that big muskie picture? I believe that Dan Plautz is holding it for the camera?

What do ya' think? 25 pounds? caught on walleye gear .... must have been a hoot!

TJ DeVoe

Posted 7/27/2007 2:51 PM (#59116 - in reply to #59092)
Subject: Re: In Fisherman Professional Walleye trail Wabigoon, Final Day From Indian Point Camp

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Posts: 1040

Location: Stevens Point, WI

Yes, that was a 50incher from Dan Plautz. He actually caught that intentionally during or before his prefishing. That fish if probably pushing 40lbs.

sworrall

Posted 7/27/2007 7:55 PM (#59127 - in reply to #59116)
Subject: Re: In Fisherman Professional Walleye trail Wabigoon, Final Day From Indian Point Camp

Location: Rhinelander

1 BILL ST PETER

2 MARK BRUMBAUGH

3 MARK COURTS

4 KEITH KAVAJECZ

5 PERRY GOOD

6 BRUCE SAMSON

7 JOHN BUTTS

8 GARY PARSONS

9 RICK OLSON

10 BOB PROPST JR

There's the top ten from the final day of the Wabigoon PWT Super Pro. Bill St. Peter kicked some solid tail today, bringing his second consecutive 16 pound plus basket to the scales with enough weight to pass a hard fighting Mark Brumbaugh by about 3 pounds.

Mark Courts and Keith Kavajecz weighed about 13 pounds each today, holding down third and fourth with two good days and one average basket.

Jigging and casting cranks were the top two presentations according to the PWT stage interviews.

Wabigoon big fish were tough to figure out for many, but the big fish are there, and St. Peter and Brumbaugh proved that out.

Dryden really turned out for this event, supporting the PWT and their local hero, John Butts (finishing a solid 7th with a 13 pound plus basket today, video to come soon) and a special thanks HAS to go out to the Good Folks at Indian Point Camp here on the Goon for taking excellent care of the WalleyeFIRST Crew!

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