Stats from 2007 HOF Touraments

  • hof
    Rochester, MN
    Posts: 2443
    October 30, 2007 at 11:45 am #1318231

    There were 12 different people who finished in first place for a single tournament. There were 12 different people who finished in second place for a single tournament. There were 9 people who finished in third place for a single tournament. There were 12 people who finished in fourth place for a single tournament.

    Rick Cordie had the most first place finishes with 7, followed by Mike Smith with 6, and Nate Cadwell with 3. Bill Harwick, Mike Schmitt, and Andy Anderson had 2 each. Andy Wilhorn, Ron Weltzin, Al Smesik, Dan Theim, Chris Hartley, and Jim Lehmann each had 1 first place.

    Mike Smith had the most second place finishes with 6, followed by Rick Cordie with 5, and Nate Cadwell with 3. Bill Harwick, Al Smesik, and Mike Schmitt each had 2 second place finishes. Andy Wilhorn, Ron Weltzin, Chris Stokich, Dave Gulczinski, Josie Schmitt, and John Gilles each had 1 second place finish.

    Mike Smith had the most third place finishes with 8, followed by Al Smesik with 4, and Bill Harwick and Mike Schmitt with 3 each.

    Bill Harwick had the most fourth place finishes with 6, followed by Bill Cadwell with 4, and Mike Schmitt with 3.

    There were 45 different people that participated over the course of 26 weeks of tournaments. The average per tournament was 8 people.

    Thanks again to everyone who fished together with me in these tournaments!

    emover
    Malcom, IA
    Posts: 1939
    October 30, 2007 at 5:41 pm #620683

    Mike,
    Thanks for the recap. Sounds like it has become very successful, as when you first started, if I remember correctly it was to be a fun way to get more folks involved in fishing locally, and have some fun doing it. I would say you’ve got a hit on your hands

    dave

    bill_cadwell
    Rochester, Minnesota
    Posts: 12607
    October 31, 2007 at 11:37 am #620936

    Its ALOT of fun. I really enjoyed the ones I was able to make. Its also a great way to introduce kids to fishing. I had my 7 year old grandson with me at times and look forward to maybe getting my 2 year old grandaughter out with me for a few next year [she loves to fish and be in a boat]. I enjoy the events for the sake of fishing with friends and kids and let the others battle it out for position. You don’t have to be a competitive angler to fish these. You can fish them just for fun and meet new friends and enjoy the company of old friends on the water too. So come on out and fish some next year guys and gals.
    Thanks, Bill

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