Contest Standings
Jason Cashmore with a nice winter 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 October 11-12, 2025 outing are:
1st: Jason Cashmore - 145 points
2nd: Ken Haney - 119 Points
3rd: Al Silcroft - 106 points
Multi-Species Master
John Medved with a solid 19” walleye from the Chain
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 October 11-12, 2025 outing are:
1st: Jason Cashmore - Northern Pike 25”, Catfish 18”, Drum 18”, Smallmouth 17.75”, & Largemouth 17.5”
2nd: Al Silcroft - Catfish 27”, Walleye 19.75”, Largemouth 17”, Smallmouth 15.5”, & White Bass 15”
1st: Lou DiNicola - Northern Pike 25”, Walleye 24”, Largemouth 18”, Drum 15.25”, & White Bass 11.25”
Big Fish
Beautiful 29.25” Catfish landed by Matt Biggerstaff on Lake Koshkenong!
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 October 11-12, 2025 outing are:
1st: Matt Biggerstaff - 29.25” Catfish
2nd: Al Silcroft - 27” Catfish
3rd (TIED): Jason Cashmore - 25” Northern, Lou DiNicola - 25” Northern, & Mikey Olszewski, Jr. - 25” Walleye