Pro Angler's Blog (14)

2009 Balls and Chain Walleye Tournament held to benefit the Casey Mckern "Pay it Forward" Foundation.

Bribes, Sabotage and allot of fun best describes the only walleye tournament of the season where everyone walks away a winner.

The 2009 Balls and Chain Walleye Tournament on Lake Roosevelt hosted by the Balls and Chain Committee to benefit the Casey McKern Pay it Forward foundation is now over. 74 contestants weighed in 94 walleye for a total of 104 pounds of fish in this one day tournament. Teams competed for hourly big fish awards, big fish for the day award and awards for… Continue

Added by Pro Angler on October 1, 2009 at 1:00pm — No Comments

World Record Brown Trout (41 pounds)

Pro Angler Fish Stories World Record Brown Trout (41 Pounds)

The Fish Story
We all dream about catching the big one, but only a few of us catch the biggest one ever. The man smiling and holding up the biggest brown trout ever is… Continue

Added by Pro Angler on September 21, 2009 at 10:00pm — 3 Comments

WRIGHT & PUTNAM take the Oregon Governors Cup in Umatilla Oregon with 41.62 Pounds.

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The "Oregon Governors Cup" in Umatilla Oregon was won by G.WRIGHT & B.PUTNAM with a huge 41.62 Pounds over 2 days. The 50 teams averaged 6 fish each day with an averag

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Added by Pro Angler on September 15, 2009 at 2:50pm — No Comments

Catching Trophy Small Mouth Bass on Reaction Innovations Beaver Tails and Light, Cheap Gear

Chris uses his secret weapon for smallies; Black Sheep Sporting Goods and Reaction Innovations Beaver Tails to win a bet with Steve. Chris demonstrates that with the right bait you can buy inexpensive gear and still catch Trophy Small Mouth Bass on Hayden Lake in Idaho.

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Added by Pro Angler on August 26, 2009 at 3:52pm — No Comments

Ranger Boats Files for Bankruptcy

Breaking News Ranger Boats Files for Bankruptcy The president of Ranger Boats in Flippin said Tuesday that the Chapter 11 filing originated by its privately held parent company will have little impact on the company's operations. Randy Hopper, president of the fiberglass fishing-boat manufacturer, said while the economy remains grim for the overall boating industry, his segment is better positioned. The National Marine Manufacturers Association projects a 35 percent drop in new boat sal… Continue

Added by Pro Angler on July 7, 2009 at 2:17pm — No Comments

$10,000 for 1st Prize. Must Attend Open Walleye Tournament- 2009 Washington State Walleye Championship on the 25th and 26th of July.

Welcome to the 2009 Washington State Walleye Championship Tournament on Lake Roosevelt. With huge payouts and amazing prizes, this is the "must attend" tournament of the season. As the last tournament of the season, the "Championship" hosted by the Spokane Walleye Club, will determine the top teams and the top anglers for 2009. Regardless of your background, experience

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Added by Pro Angler on July 4, 2009 at 5:55pm — No Comments

Future Pro Anglers on Banks Lake at the Big Wally's Spring Walleye Classic

A must see video. While filming the Big Wally's Spring Walleye Classic on Banks Lake, we stopped to film the future of Pro Fishing. These kids were so great I couldn't finish the video because I was laughing so hard. Continue

Added by Pro Angler on May 25, 2009 at 7:30pm — No Comments

Greg Loper and Ken Loper take the $10,000 purse at BIG WALLY'S SPRING WALLEYE CLASSIC

Greg Loper and Ken Loper take the $10,000 purse at BIG WALLY'S SPRING WALLEYE CLASSIC with a total weight of 30.54 pounds.

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Added by Pro Angler on May 22, 2009 at 11:57am — No Comments

Rod Meseberg Spring Walleye Classic.

Wayne Conley / Bill Conley take first at the Rod Meseberg Spring Walleye Classic.

The First 2009 Walleye Tournament in Washington is now over. The "Rod Meseberg Spring Walleye Classic" was well attended and brought in some very nice fish.
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Added by Pro Angler on May 8, 2009 at 4:00pm — No Comments

Making Slinky Sinkers Part 1: Making a Simple Slinky Sinker

Part 1 - Making a Simple Slinky Sinker using basic tools. This method can be used to make slinky sinkers right from the shoreline. Slinky sinkers are designed to bring your bait to the bottom in moving current or when trolling behind your boat. They are attached to you… Continue

Added by Pro Angler on April 14, 2009 at 2:44pm — 1 Comment

Catching Brown Trout: "Breaking Ice" part 2

Here it is, the follow up video to our "Breaking Ice" video (click image to see video). After spending the day breaking ice with the boat, we are rewarded with two full days of the best Brown Trout fishing we have ever seen. 30 fish in two days using small top water cr… Continue

Added by Pro Angler on April 13, 2009 at 11:34am — No Comments

Huge Bass on really, really... light tackle

Went fishing yesterday and caught a couple nice pike, a few crappie and one big bass yesterday. The funny part of this video is the bass tournament that occurred the day before this video was taken where a 4 pound fish won it. The sarcasm in the video is pointed at bass pro's who took time out of their busy fishing day to point out that we were clueless for fishing where we did. ....uhhh except for the fact that we have fished these waters our entire lives and just don't like bass tournaments. l… Continue

Added by Pro Angler on April 10, 2009 at 11:50am — 4 Comments

2009 Smoker Craft Spring Walleye Classic

Brown / Sebaugh take the Smoker Craft Spring Walleye Classic.

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The First 2009 Walleye Tournament in the Northwest is… Continue

Added by Pro Angler on April 2, 2009 at 8:33pm — No Comments

Yamaha Outboard Routine Maintenance Tips

ProAngler met with the head mechanics at Mark's Marine and asked them to help us shoot a video on

Routine Maintenance that boat owners can perform to keep their Yamaha Outboards running well. Steve covers oil changes, compression checks, fluid levels, etc.
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Added by Pro Angler on March 31, 2009 at 6:38pm — No Comments