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It was a beautiful, sunny fall day on the Mississippi River as 13 boats launched out of Clayton. With water temperatures lingering in the 60s, the classic fall feeding frenzy hadn’t quite kicked into high gear yet, but several anglers still found ways to put quality fish in the boat. Only two teams managed to

This year will be huge as the MWC pairs up with SVWT to co-host the Shootou. This is a “points” tournament for Spring Valleye and a non-point event for the MWC. The price of registration enters into a 5 fish weigh tournament. There is an addition sidepot offered for the weigh event, along with two

All was looking good for a great event in Clinton until Mother Nature threw some nasty storms a couple of days prior. The flash flooding of Thursday caught up to the Clinton pool by Sunday and shut the bite down completely in the channel. As usual, someone always figures out a bite and those were

The preliminary results are in! The mighty Mississippi walleyes gave us some nice fish today. Multiple limits in the weight, multiple limits in the photo, and multiple overs. We all love big fish, and today’s big fish was caught by Matt Osweiler / Steve Seipp at 7.86 lbs. The other two overs came in from

Tim Dieter entered the day as the leader but knew he had the likes of Steve Seipp, Tracy Adams, and Dave Flury Jr breathing down his neck. Tim, with a good boat start number, did what any of us would have done and raced to the most consistent fall wingdam in pool 12, looking for

Tim Fiedler claimed the 2025 Solo Championship by cementing his reputation in the fall as one of the best at pulling double raps. He stuck the big fish of the day at 7.01 lbs and won the Solo championship with a bag of 10.69 lbs. Tim’s rap pulling portigee, Tracy Adams, took off and locked

Our Solo Champion has been crowned. Congratulations to Clayton Frieberger with a very impressive weight of 17.85 lbs for 5 and a big one of 9.2 lbs. BJ Eiben needed to get first and big fish to win Angler of the Year and just came up short with 2nd and over for 16.09 lbs. Tim

More overs to wind down the year…

Bellevue recap: the wind gusts of 30+ mph didn’t slow the 10 teams that did take to the water. As predicted big fish were the day’s topic as everyone reported many slots caught and released! In the end, Brian Houselog and Adriel Mcintosh caught two overs weighing 8 lbs plus each, one being 27 and

The results are in for the June Clinton tournament. Congratulations to our Harry Miller and Mason Jackson winners with a bag that included the big fish of the day, 7.63 lbs, and a 23.60 lbs total. Second place went to Jerry Eiben and JD Knight with a 5-fish bag weighing 22.96 lbs. Sam and Justin