Contest Standings
Michael Olszewski, Jr. with a Lake Delavan largemouth bass.
Fisherman of the Year
The Jay Hall Memorial Fisherman of the Year Award goes to the club member with the most points at the end of the year. Members earn points for fish they catch during club outings. Current standings after the December 7 Nielsen’s Channels outing are:
1st: Justin Ocheltree — 195
2nd: Michael Olszewski, Jr. — 193
3rd: Dave Busscher — 192
Multi-Species Master
The Gregg Stockey Memorial Multi-Species Master Award goes to the club member with the greatest total length of five fish. The fish must be caught during club outings and be five different species. Current standings after the December 7 Nielsen’s Channels outing are:
1st: Michael Olszewski, Jr. - 108.5” (30” northern pike, 23” salmon, 19” largemouth bass, 18.75” walleye, 17.75” sauger)
3rd: Ward Aldrich - 107” (24.75” walleye, 24” channel catfish, 23.5” salmon, 18.75” sauger, 16” largemouth bass)
2nd: Lou DiNicola - 106.75” (30.5” northern pike, 20” salmon, 19” walleye, 18” largemouth bass, 19.25” channel catfish)
Michael Olszewski, Jr. with a big crappie he caught on the private walleye lake.
Ward Aldrich with a 24.75” walleye from the Fox Chain.
Big Fish
The annual Big Fish contest is won by the club member who catches the longest fish of any species (which is eligible for points) during all club outings throughout the year. Current standings after the December 7 Nielsen’s Channels outing are:
1st: Joe Finn — 33” northern pike
2nd: Lou DiNicola — 30.5” northern pike
3rd: John medved — 28” northern pike