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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | The weather was rough out there but the fish willing to show as 14 fish were registered in the Minnesota Muskie trail Championship on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota today. Winds were brisk out of the northwest, and the high temperature was 39 degrees. Turnover has been complete for over a week, according to Paul Hartman, Executive Director of the Trail.
Team number 24 has three fish, a 40, a 48, and a 44, to lead on day one. Several others doubled.
Gliders and jerk baits were hot worked out over the edges.
We will be updating the leaderboard as we get the corrected text files tonight or tomorrow morning!
Team Participants Sat Sun Board
1**C Mark Meritt --Craig Berryhill
2 Mark Kegler --Dave Liestman
3 Lance Christensen
4 Rick Rosar --Jeff Chastek
5 Clay Fletcher --Mike Cornwall
6 Robert Houck --Bill Houck
7 Allen Pederson --Rick Pederson
8 Mike Dolezal --Kyle Johnson ***46.5" EIGHTH!!
9 Josh Borovsky --Troy Zuelzke
10 Ben Olsen --Ryan Carlisle
11**C Dave Organ --Pat Cotter
12 Ron Sanders --Bruce Sanders
13 Bob Turgeon --Dave Fenner ***45.5" TENTH!!
14 Erik Sundbo --Kirk Ermatinger
15 Wayne Klemz
16 Mark Nelson --Glen Swanson
17 Kolt Ringer --Mike Ringer
18 PJ McDeid --Jeff Akre -- 46.5" SEVENTH!!
19 Bob Landreville --Jeff Weise
20 Brad Hoppe --Pat Smith --47"---47" FIFTH!!
21 Scott Vig --Kristin Breault
22 James Babusek --Tov Rezabek
23 Dan Germann --Christine Upton
24 Todd Aronson --Kevin Dickenson -- 40"---48"---44" SECOND!!
100**M Rick White --Dave Born
101**M Kent Banks --Cory Karren
102**M Bob Nelson --Tim Gardner --40.5"---41.5"***46" THIRD!!
103**V Lee Lane --Dan Solem -- 41" ***44" SIXTH!!
104**V Jerry Rutherford --Gary Rutherford
105**V Bill Buechner --Jason Hamernick -- 45.5" NINTH!!
106**ML Chris Jensen --Luke Ronnestrand --40"---45" ***45.5" ***42" FIRST!
107**ML Jake Grant --Jeff Peterson ***45" 11TH!!
108**C Rick Stawski --Ray Stawski -- 42"---41.5" ***42" FOURTH!!
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Eight fish were caught today under cold conditions typical late fall conditions on Minnetonka. According to MMTT Executive Director Paul Hartman Gliders were king, but the win came on Storm Kickn' Minnows for Team 106, Chris Jensen and Luke Ronnestrand. Team 106 put 4 muskies in the net over the two day event, on day one a 40" and a 45", then day two brought a 45.5" and a 42" for a winning total of 52.5 points.
Second went to team 24, Todd Aronson and Kevin Dickenson with 3 fish, a 40", a 48" and a 44" all boated on day one. Second place took 43 points to lock up.
MuskieFIRST will post a Minnesota Muskie Tournament trail Image gallery as soon we receive the final day images.
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Location: Athens, Ohio | What happened to Treats? Did he register as "Dave Fenner" again? m |
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Location: Fishing the weeds | Congratulations to Chris and Luke! |
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| Nope... I don't think Treats registered as myself unless the Bob Turgeon I spent the last three days in a boat with was wearing a rather good halloween outfit.
Besides, this was my first musky tournament I have ever fished in and why would Treats need to register as meses?
Congratulations to the winners and everybody else who participated.
It was fun meeting the likes of youses...

Edited by ddfenner 10/23/2006 8:01 AM
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Location: On the X that marks the mucky spot | My baby DOES need a new pair of shoes and $500 can go a long way to that.
Edited by Muskie Treats 10/23/2006 9:52 AM
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| Congrats to all that fished the tournament!
Them #*^@ Kickin Minnows are making a name for themselves. Too bad they don't last very long. |
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Location: Watertown, MN | Congrat to Luke and Chris, Kevin and Todd and the rest of the field, 22 fish caught with less that 30 boats in the field. Typical fall Tonka, tough bite with small windows, we got burned running day 1, day 2 fishing hooked fish. Great job by Paul and his sponsors, especially Frankie Bait/Ranger Dealer for their time and money and what they are doing to support MN great Musky fishery. The number of fish caught, and number of big fish caught blows away any other circuit out there. It is a only circuit with legit chances at 50" class fish at each event, 4 of the 5 events had 50" class fish registered except Tonka, but I know somebody above got a big girl friday.
Congrats
Troyz |
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| Troyz. - 10/23/2006 10:58 AM
It is a only circuit with legit chances at 50" class fish at each event, 4 of the 5 events had 50" class fish registered except Tonka, but I know somebody above got a big girl friday.
Congrats
Troyz
True, but you cant really take anything away from the other tournament circuits. Minnesotas Muskie fishery is just that #*^@ good... Anyone need a roomate? haha |
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| Congrats to all who fished this event, truly an incredible group of anglers .Also, major props need to go out to Paul Hartman and his wife Kristie(sp?) for all their hard work and dedication.What a first year for the trail!Can someone teach me how to catch a fish in a tournament?!!!!! Steve |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Some of the images from the Championship.
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20 - Brad.JPG (91KB - 233 downloads)
102 - Bob.JPG (63KB - 251 downloads)
103 - 41.jpg (75KB - 184 downloads)
106 - Chris.JPG (115KB - 537 downloads)
108 - 42.jpg (90KB - 205 downloads)
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| Big Girl On Friday Indeed TroyZ.
Day early, a dollar short.
But, I am not complaining...
[url]http://www.myfishingpictures.com/img/110621.jpg

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110621.jpg (7KB - 181 downloads)
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| Way to go Chris and Luke! and all that caught fish..well done, see ya out there next year.
-Clay |
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Location: Long Prairie, Minnesota | Is there a website for the Minnesota Tournament Trail that one can go and look at? Thanks |
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| http://www.mnmuskietournament.com/ |
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