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Location: Watertown, MN | Where were you Jerome, you need to get a gps in their boat  these 2 have been one of the most consistant teams putting fish in the boat on a trail. Would love to been in that boat on Sunday after fish number 2, sure that was one heck of a exciting yet pressure filled few hours. Awesome jobs, that tops the big finish on the chip. Pretty amasing to Put 6 in the boat in 6 hours in a tournament, see some local boys anderson, doty and schriver made the top ten. Great job all and good luck on the Bay,
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Location: WESTERN WI | Any given Sunday, or should I say Saturday! Congrats to the winners and all you placed. It all came together for Vig/Matz and they deserved it. The Walleye Guys did place but the Pink Medussa Bite slowed on Day 2... (still laughing about that one) One thing is apparent don't leave fish to find fish, I beleive they contemplated leaving their "spot " to swing for the fences and catch a PIG! But they stayed true kept their baits in the water and prevailed. They did not out think the situation to find bigger fish and kept with it. (something that is easy said than done) I was there and enjoyed the fishery, caught a couple short fish but didn't have much going. I had most of my action fishing the bar, Charlie's Boat Bar that is!! Next stop GREEN BAY!!! Jerome, keep a seat open for Vermillion in November, sounds like perfect fishing weather, so says the weatherman's long range forecast.
-Steve Weyers
Edited by Got Esox? 8/27/2012 10:26 PM
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Anyone who caught a double or more did very well. Congratulations to the teams with multiples and to the entire Top Ten. |
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| Congratulations to Austin and Andrew on your big win. It typically takes a lot of patience and persistence for a plan to come together and I'm sure you guys worked hard for it. Records are made to be broken. Great job! |
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| Sounds like I made a pretty good sized goof mixing up the teams. I left early on Saturday and relyed on phone calls during the drive back that it was the same two young guys who were on stage the night before--the ones who had said it was their first time doing this and had gotten fish #1 on the purple medusa. In any case, my congratulations hold just the same. The team that did this absolutely blew away the crowd, and deserve all the admiration I seem to have put on the other team. Sorry for the mix-up! Marty Forman |
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| Thanks G-ROME!! |
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| Thanks everyone for the congratulations and the very nice words about us! hard work pays off. See you all at the championship!
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Location: IGH Minnesota | Great job to all that participate in the PMTT events. There are a lot good folks working their tails off to catch one or two good fish and Austin & Andrew put 7 in the boat! Very impressive to say the least and don't worry about the game of telephone that goes on at these things guys. Heck, when we got off the water we were wondering if we were going to stay in the top 10 with 2 fish over 4 foot due to the rumors flying around... Hats off and Congratulations Austin & Andrew!
Now my questions is what's it going to take at Green Bay with the way this year has gone!?!?
Again, great job to all and special thanks to G-Rome for the beer on Friday night :o)
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| That is an awesome day for sure. Congrats guys! Maybe Leech is the next Big V? LOL
Its always cool to see some of the tried and true lakes kick out fish in numbers and size like that not the "trendy" ones. |
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| It has taken 6 fish or more to win every PMTT tournament this year. Crazy! |
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Location: Pewaukee, Wisconsin | Great job boys. Very cool. Put your time in and have your plan work out. Dreams come true. Believe and fish. Anyone can win on any given day. Love it. |
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