Frontenac Sportsman’s Tournament Results

  • jimsiewert
    Posts: 274
    August 17, 2007 at 12:21 pm #1335696

    Sorry for the delay. Below you will find the official results for the 15th Annual Frontenac Sportsman’s Walleye & Sauger Classic. 53 boats participated.

    1st – Don & Joe Marx, 5 fish – 26.65 lbs.
    2nd – Scott & Mitch Jerowski, 4 fish – 15.90 lbs.
    3rd – Tim Harms & Chad Kruse, 4 fish – 15.30 lbs.
    4th – Dean Holden & John Renschen, 3 fish – 15.15 lbs.
    5th – Tim & Emily Adams, 5 fish – 11.65 lbs.
    6th – Mitch Mitties & Jeff Bowman – 4 fish – 8.60 lbs

    1st – Largest Walleye – Renschen & Holden – 7.80 lbs.
    2nd – Largest Walleye – Marx & Marx – 7.25 lbs

    Largest Rough Fish – Young & Carlson – 7.65 lb. Northern

    Least Weight, 5 fish limit – Adams & Adams – 11.65 lbs

    Goose Egg Award – Team Kuehl

    Thanks to all the teams that participated!!!

    Jimmy Siewert

    PS: The Frontenac Sportsman’s Club has agreed to take over the Walleye Searchers “Lake Pepin Open” and will continue to run this fine tournament exactly as in the past, including the same weekend in April. We will give you updates as this change progresses.

    Jason Sullivan
    Chippewa Falls, WI
    Posts: 1383
    August 17, 2007 at 1:43 pm #600866

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    The Frontenac Sportsman’s Club has agreed to take over the Walleye Searchers “Lake Pepin Open” and will continue to run this fine tournament exactly as in the past, including the same weekend in April. We will give you updates as this change progresses.

    This is a big announcement. We at Walleye Searchers are happy to pass the baton to great club to help maintain the tradition. Thanks much!

    Sully

    jimsiewert
    Posts: 274
    August 17, 2007 at 1:59 pm #600875

    Sully,
    The Frontenac Sportsman’s Club is just extremely happy to step up to the plate and help the Walleye Searchers out. Anyone whom has participated in the Lake Pepin Open in the past knows the quality of fishing that happens during this tournament. We also recognized the fact that if someone did not step up to the plate, the permit would be next to impossible to ever reclaim if we did not keep the Walleye Searchers Lake Pepin Open alive.

    Fife
    Ramsey, MN
    Posts: 4054
    August 17, 2007 at 11:24 pm #601028

    Nice job Don and Joe. 4th last weekend too? You guys are on fire. Good luck to both of you in Moline.

    JCK
    nora springs ia floyd
    Posts: 518
    August 18, 2007 at 1:00 am #601033

    A big Thank You.This is one of the most fun tournys I fish all year

    LazyEyez
    Arcadia, WI
    Posts: 353
    August 18, 2007 at 8:01 pm #601166

    Jim,

    With the LPO, any plans to centralize the take-off to keep equal distances for those that want to fish the North End -vs- the South End of Pool 4. I think this should be taking into consideration and may help the overall partcipation. The LPO has been a great tournament and I look forward to you and your crue taking it over.

    Mike

    jimsiewert
    Posts: 274
    August 22, 2007 at 1:40 pm #602406

    To be honest we have not had any discussion on location. To compliment all the hard work that the Walleye Searchers Club has done for all these years running the LPO, I really want to work with them and use their recommendations for the tournament. As soon as some decisions have been made, I will post immediately.

    Jimmy Siewert

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