Kevin Skovenski

Madison, WI, United States

Jul 15 at 01:27 PM

Day 1 there were multiple 17-20lb bags.  Day 2 big bag was 14lbs, then two 11lb bags, then the rest of the weight just dropped off.  

Jul 15 at 10:42 AM

“Big Green”. Green Lake, WI

Jul 15 at 10:41 AM

It honestly gave me a new and greater appreciation for what you do after a grinding day like that on a new lake. 

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Jul 14 at 08:56 PM

Day 2 was rufffff.  Couple weather delays due to severe thunderstorms and a big 0 in my Livewell.  Tuff long day.  Couldn’t get anything to bite.  Some people still caught them though.  Bag weights were cut in half versus yesterday.  Have to learn from this one and onto the next one…

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Jul 13 at 09:28 PM

Day 1 of tournament only 9.74lbs which included a 3.75lb smallie.  A lot to learn on this big new lake for me.  But was happy with my 5 fish.  Caught them in the weeds and docks on a wacky rig.  I couldn’t get the offshore smallmouth bite going which was the popular method to getting them.  

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Jul 12 at 08:37 PM

I’ll take 10 of those for my tournament this weekend.  

Jul 12 at 02:44 PM

Man there needs to be weight training class to pick up those kind of bass. 

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Jul 10 at 12:35 PM

I have a ghost also.  Before getting one I heard the prop’s can give you trouble.  So I keep an extra in the boat and the socket wrench to replace it. 

power pole charge or a Noco boost are huge life savers.  

Also a serious med kit because my wife says I’m accident prone.  

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Jul 10 at 09:44 AM

Oh no!  Did a gator get ya?

Jul 10 at 09:43 AM

Love fishing a Crankbait over the tops of weeds in 3-5ft.  But I’ve never tried to throw them around laydowns and such.  I’ll give that a try.