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2010 Summer Classic 1st and 2nd Place finishers Matt and Paul exchange a handshake with their sore hands. Both anglers entered the 20 lbs. club during the weekend with their record breaking catches. |
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Third place finisher Bobby J looks like he is having fun on Lake Champlain. |
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Richie R. had the lunker of the weekend with this 5.40 lbs. largie. |
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Summer Classic Dinner |
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Summer Classic Dinner |
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Summer Classic Dinner |
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Summer Classic Dinner |
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Day one weigh-in |
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Eddie weighed in his first limit of the year. |
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Johnny C. came to the scales with a 17 pound limit. |
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Frank Colvin weighed in his biggest limit ever topping the scales at 18.38 lbs. |
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But the big news of the day was Matt's recorded breaking limit topping the scales at 23.98 lbs. |
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5 Pound Club - Matt Horvitz 5.24 lbs. |
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5 Pound Club - Chris Chiocchi 5.25 lbs. |
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5 Pound Club - Paul Ascani 5.30 lbs. |
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5 Pound Club - Rich Russell 5.40 lbs. |
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5 Pound Club - George Puskar 5.15 lbs. |
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5 Pound Club Again - Paul Ascani 5.26 lbs. |
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Mahopac Lake tournament winner and renowned Senko fisherman Jimmy Johnsen (actual photo). |
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Local Mahopac resident Bob Jorgensen took home the second place prize. Bob is also a well-known Senko fisherman. |
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Frank Colvin, who only uses Senkos, had his best finish of the year with a 3rd place finish. |
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Charlie Coliskey had the lunker of the the day with a 4.11 lbs largemouth caught using a Senko. |
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Kenny and Bob pull their rig out of the water. |
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Weighmaster Richie was hard at work on a hot day. |
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Charlie Coliskey won the opener on Highland Lake and took home the Lunker of the Day honors with a 3.92 lbs. largemouth. |
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George Puskar started the year with a second place finish. |
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Third place finisher Richie Russell discusses his day with Georgie. |
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Jimmy Johnsen had a golden rule failure on his first tournament bringing an 11 3/4" fish to the scales, fortunately he requested a courtesy measurement... |
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...Andre fished with Jimmy and this fish measured 11 1/2 inches on Jimmy's defective board, but Andre, being a pro-staffer, returned the fish to the lake without weighing it in or a courtesy measurement. |
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Rookie Tournament Committee Chairman Loring Tamaro ran a great first tournament. |
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