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DABL night 5 results

Night 5 was very windy night and our Wildcard night. So after the draw, A group went to Lake Minnewawa and Group B had to go to Ely Lake by Evelth.

Group A ended up working caught fish and most had limits. First place went to the Hawg-Hunters, Doug Pirila and Al "Twitch" Ansell, with a limit of 5 largemouth weighting 13.7 pounds. Second went to the Sportsmans Connection Team with 5 bass weighting 13.4 pounds. Great job guys! WOW great bass, especially with no prefishing.

B group also had a lot bass caught. First place went to the Catching Bass with a nice limit of 5 largemouth bass weighting 10.1 pounds. Second place went to Korpela/Day with 9.25 pounds of bass. More great fishing!!

Al "Twitch" Ansell, DABL President

DABL night 4 results

Night 4 was very nice night. A group was to be on Big Lake and caught fish and most had limits. First place went to the Hawg-Hunters, Doug Pirila and Al "Twitch" Ansell, with a limit of 5 largemouth weighting 12.9 pounds. Second went to the Proven Presentations team of Mike Grindahl and Eric Filby with 5 bass weighting 11.8 pounds. Great job guys!

B group was on Chub Lake and they also had a lot of limits of bass. First place went to the River Rats, Steve Gutz and Roger Olson, they had a nice limit of 5 largemouth bass weighting 10.95 pounds. Second place went to "Got Bass" with 10.05 pounds of bass. More great fishing!!

Twitch, DABL President

MMTS night 8 results posted.. Sturgeon Lake

Night 8, July 16 was our first night on Sturgeon Lake and fishing was tough, but our teams managed to score fish again.

First place went to Team Patience, Steve Ondrus and Dan Roach, with a 4-species bag including largemouth bass, a rock bass, a crappie and a limit of bluegills. Good job guys. 110 points on our first trip to Sturgeon Lake is an awesome job. I hear you prefished with Al "the Ringer" Ansell.

Second went to Team Gone Postal, with four species also and the same prefish partner, Al "the Ringer" Ansell. They had a limit of nice crappies, a largemouth bass, a rock bass, and a couple bluegills for 92 points. Third tonight went to Team TGIF, Ed Forrestal and Doug Pirila with 91 points. 4th went to the Choppers with 90 points. The big fish for the night was Largemouth Bass and Team Patience also won that, with a respectable 16 7/8 inch largie. The wildcard was for 6th and went to Team Barley Afloat. Congrats to everyone for a good time on a good time fishing.

Minnesota Multispecies fishing staff

MMTS night 7 results posted.

Night 7, July 9 was a tough night for the St. Louis River and fishing, but teams scored fish again.

First place went to Team Choppers, Brent Selden and Ben Biermaier, with a 6-species bag including walleyes, rock bass, smallmouth bass, northern pike, crappie and a catfish. Good job guys.

Second went to Team TGIF, Ed Forrestal and Doug Pirila, with three species bag, including a limit of big crappies and a 24.5 inch walleye. Third tonight went to Team Old Farts, Rick Olson and sub Al Ansell. The big fish for the night was northern pike and Team Frustrated won that, with a respectable 28 inch pike. The wildcard was for 10th and went to Team Gone Postal. Congrats to everyone for a good time on a tough night of fishing.

Minnesota Multispecies fishing staff

Take a Kid Fishing THANKS Bergeys ..

MMTS wants to say "THANKS!" to Bergey's Bar in West Duluth for contributing towards fishing equipment for our Take a Kid Fishing days.

Bergey's went out of their way to put out a couple containers to collect money for us to use towards fishing equipment for these days. Thanks..

To read more about our Take a Kid Fishing please click here.

Multispecies .com staff - Duluth and Cloquet fishing leagues

MMTS night 6 results posted.

Night 6, June 25 was a tough night for bass fishing, but a high scoring event for Island Lake South, near Moose Lake. Great weather brought out lots of locals and boat loads of kids and families, that were fishing most locations and hard for many hours prior to our contest. Along with that, some shoreline construction was going on and the water near them very muddy. This was a good tough situation to fish, you had to fish the right fish and the ones not under too much pressure. AND with most teams scoring over hundred points, everyone did great.

First place went to Team TGIF, Ed Forrestal and Doug Pirila, with a 6-species bag with the first ever MMTS limit of walleyes, limits of crappies and bluegills, and some rock bass, perch, and 4 largemouth bass for a record 184 points. Not bad..

Second went to Team Gone Postal, John Kytola and Bob Carson, with another six species bag. Third tonight went to Team Barley Afloat, Pat Cooke and Karl Johnson. The big fish for the night was largemouth bass and Team Choppers won that, with a respectable 17 inch largie. The wildcard was for 7th and went to Team Frustrated, again, talk about lucky guys. Congrats to everyone for a good time on a tough night of fishing.

Our rookie team of Lucky Not Good keeps bringing fish to the scoring and is taking an early lead in the Rookie of the Year standings. Good luck guys. They also had the ONLY limit of all bonus crappies, all over 10 inches. Great job.

Minnesota Multispecies fishing staff

MMTS Night 5 - St. Louis River Boy Scout Results

Night 5, June 18 was a tough night of fishing and lowest scoring event, in a LONG time. Bad weather, higher water levels, dirty water, colder water temps and we started right behind a bad storm front. These are the nights that test all our fishing skills.

First place went to the Old Farts, Rick Olson and Mark Jukich, with a 4-species bag with 5 bonus crappies, a few rock bass, perch, and a nice walleye for a score of 99 points.

Second went to Team Patience, Steve Ondrus and Dan Roach, with the only other multispecies bag - 3 species bag including rock bass, catfish and a pike. Third tonight went to Team TGIF, Ed Forrestal and Doug Pirila. The big fish for the night was walleye and Team Old Farts won that, with a respectable 18.75 inch walleye. The wildcard was for 8th and went to Team Frustrated. Congrats to everyone for a good time on a tough night of fishing.

Minnesota Multispecies fishing staff

MMTS Night 4 results, Island Lake

Night 4, June 11 was a high scoring event. Good weather for a change, but Island Lake is always a tough egg to crack. But teams are figuring it out.

First place went to Team TGIF with a 4-species bag with limits of northerns and smallmouth bass, including lots of bonus fish and a few rock bass and perch, for a score of 210 points.

Second went to the Scared Fishless with a 6 six species bag including bluegills, perch, rock bass, crappie, smallmouth bass and a pike. Third tonight was the Old Farts, again, with another five species bag. The big fish for the night was smallmouth bass and Team Old Farts won that with a respectable 18 inch smallmouth bass. The wildcard was for 4th and went to Team Patience.  Congrats to everyone for another great night.

Fishers of Men took a strong 6th place finish and keeps the run for rookie of the year heating.  The Team Lucky not Good scored another three species bag and is keeping the bar high.  Keep up the great work and good luck to everyone.

Minnesota Multispecies fishing staff

MMTS fishing Boy Scout Landing Monday..

With Smithville off the schedule, we are alternating all river nights between Boy Scout and Garfield ramps. So this upcoming Monday we are out of the Boy Scout ramp in Gary New Duluth.

Minnesota Multispecies Fishing Staff

MMTS Night 3 results posted.

Night 3, June 4 was another tough night. Bad weather all week, cold fronts, tough bites. Still our teams got the job done.

First place went to Team TGIF with a 3-species bag with limits of walleyes and bonus crappies upto 12.5 inches long, along with a pike for a 127 points.

Second went to the good guys from Team Patience, with a three species bag including three big walleyes, perch and a pike. Third tonight was the Old Farts with another three species bag. The big fish for the night was northern pike and Team Gone Postal won that with a respectable 32 inch pike. They also won the wildcard for the night ending up in 6th place. Congrats to everyone for another great night.

Team Better Lucky than Good is setting the pace for the rookie teams this year, consistently getting a fish to score. Keep up the great work and good luck to everyone.

Minnesota Multispecies fishing staff

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