This was a moment i’ve been dreaming of since I was 5 years old. By far the best memory of my life yet, especially getting to share the experience with all my friends and family who supported me along the way!

This tournament has always been a challenge for us as we’ve broken down several times in years past, its almost as though there was a curse. But we finally got the job done and won the tournament. Day one we had 22.48 anchored by a 4.88 pound smallmouth. Day two was a bit tougher of a day for us bringing in 21.37 Pounds.

A great fall tournament on my favourite Lake! Day one we had a Whopping 22.86 pounds, following it up with a 19.88 pounds on day two to seal the deal on another win!

Ian and I had the chance to fish the Frank Mclymont Memorial tournament. The weather was extremely warm for this time of year which meant the classic late fall techniques wouldn’t be as productive as usual. We knew the fish would still be feeding actively so we just moved in a bit shallower. We caught a bunch of fish and had an awesome day in the boat to end the year. We ended up placing third with 19.63, thank you to all the volunteers that make these tournaments possible.

A beautiful day on our favourite lake. We weighted in just over 20 pounds and finished second. Such a fun day on the water we caught fish on just about every technique.

I got to fish the 2021 Bronzeback Classic with my Girlfriend, Kyera. She caught the big ones and we managed to slide into a top 10!

Ian and I had the chance to fish the Shoal Lake Bass Classic which has been a tournament that the two of us have wanted to win together for quite some time. Ian won the tournament back in 2017 with Jayden Symonds, Since then it has been one that brings up new challenges every year. The way the tournament set up this year we knew most of the fish were gonna be caught sight fishing. Our good buddy Robbie Rzesnoski is one of the best sight fisherman on the lake and ended up winning the tournament with his brother. We ended up taking third place.

First time fishing a walleye tournament. We had a 28.5’’ Walleye as our over, and 5.96 pounds of slots on day one. On day two we stumbled a little with our slots having only 5.36 pounds and a 28’’ as our over. Over all content with a top ten finish.

With this being my first ever time on the lake, I knew we had our work cut out for us as we had lots of water to cover. Over the five days of pre-fish we developed a pretty solid pattern. On day one we caught 21.74 pounds taking the lead.. On day two we lost a couple of key fish leaving us with only 16.20 pound,. which has us in second place going into day three. We knew we needed another 20+ pound bag if we wanted a shot at winning this thing. We ended up weighting in 19.69 pounds on day three and took home the victory!

For this year’s KBI we had to switch up our game plan, meaning we had to switch areas as the area we fish in the year before had been cut off. We decided to fish close to home as we had found some good fish in pre-fish. We had no idea that what we had found would transpire into 20.73 pounds with a 5.6 pounds smallmouth on the first day. Although we had the lead we knew the gibbons were hot on our tail. Day two was tough for us losing a key fish in the morning of the second day stung, But we bounced back on day three finishing second to Oliver and Jason Gibbons.

Hoped into the annual Gatrell’s Black sturgeon bass classic with my buddy mason Peters, we ended up finishing second after an awesome day of fishing. we finished the day with 19.46. This is an awesome tournament that I look forward to ever year!

Bassin for bucks has always been one of toughest tournaments in to win, mostly because of the tight boundaries and the 120 boat field. Not to mention it usually takes upwards of 18 pounds a day for 3 days. Going into the tournament we knew we were going to have to find something special. With 18 pounds on the first day we thought we might stand a chance but our curse of day two struck once again coming in with 15.38 lbs. Day three was a rollercoaster after having a super slow start, to losing two nice fish in the last hour of the day. We managed to scrape up 17 pounds and finish just outside of the top ten.