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Location: Stevens Point, WI | Well were three days from the PWT championship on Saginaw Bay starting Friday. What do you guys think it's going to take to win this one and who do you think will pull that weight?
Edited by Merckid 5/13/2008 12:18 AM
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Location: Manitowoc, WI | Following in the footsteps of his Dad, I'll pick Danny Plautz with 63 lbs for the win. |
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Location: Saginaw Bay | Mark Martin....54.4# |
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| I am going to have side Jerry, Danny Plautz, 55# |
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| Gary Parsons - 51 pounds |
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Location: Fremont, Wisconsin | true open water trollers. keith K, st peter, Tuffy's newest son Steve Bohn, local knowledge.
weight 59.97
Edited by stacker 5/13/2008 9:14 AM
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| And we know exactly who is participating by going where? You guys guessing? |
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Location: Fremont, Wisconsin | gp to the pwt website and see the johnsonville brat angler of the year top 30 and the regional qualifiers top 20 and you will find the field for this weeks championship.
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| I believe that you are 1/2 right. Those lists are who qualified, not necessarily who is participating. As an example, I believe that Eric Schuelke is not going.
For the record, I'll pick our own Johnny Candle |
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Location: Fremont, Wisconsin | Can you tell me this, why would a person choose not to participate in a tournament where there is no entry fee and everyone gets a check at the end? That would about cover costs. Unless its personal. |
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| DAVE VAN OSS, TWO DAYS, 38LBS |
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| Saginaw Bay? I'll pick Stacker or Walleye Express, in a shootout!
Edited by Shep 5/13/2008 11:34 AM
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Location: Manitowoc, WI | I'll go with Dave Andersen and 58lbs |
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Location: Menasha | DVO, he already has 2 wins there. |
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Location: Fremont, Wisconsin | Dave has 1 win there and 1 at st. claire. In all fairness the one he won at saginaw was a one day event. But that does not take away the fact that he won, just a FYI. |
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| Candle
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65 to 70 pounds for 3 days |
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| I think the odds on favorite has got to be Scott Glorvigen. Reason??? He won the FLW Championship in 2000, the PWT Championship in 2004, you see the system here. He seems to win the big show every 4 years. Hence, in 2008, he is due to win again.
How's that for overthinking the situation:)
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Location: Grayling, MI | 72.3 Bill St. Peter |
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| 72 pounds and Chase Parsons. |
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| would like to see keith k. win it.....
he due and knows the bay... |
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| We'll be there covering it in full force, watch here and the front page for coverage updates. |
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| moreyes - 5/13/2008 5:44 AM
I am going to have side Jerry, Danny Plautz, 55# , thats right forgot about the new TUFF TEAM, go Steve |
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| TOMMY SKARLIS with 74.5 lbs. |
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| Chase Parsons wins the big show... |
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| Keep in mind that the pros are only allowed to weigh in 4 fish per day. They do this so that culling is allowed. For example, if a pro landed a 5th fish...they'd be done for the day, since a 6th cull fish would put them over the limit. Anybody that can get 18-20lbs per day is going to be right in the thick of things.
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