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"We put together a great pattern last weekend fishing the Center of the Nation Walleye Tournament which included pulling spinners in 20+ foot of water. One key to our success was using Minnkota Tackle custom painted spinner blades! Thanks Pete McGinty"

Kelly Maser

Pete with a 29.5" pre-spawn walleye caught on a Minnkota tackle short shank live bait jig.

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Here is an opening day photo of Michael Grussing's group. "Opening Day Minnkota Tackle Spinner Victims"

Ferny with a nice shallow Spring walleye caught on a Minnkota Tackle short shank live bait jig.

2022 Lake of the Woods

Minnkota Tackle Tournament Trail

The first stop on the 2025 tournament trail took Pete McGinty and Cody Enger to Big Stone Lake for the Annual Moose Lodge Walleye Tournament. The weather limited prefishing due to high winds and tournament day was no different, winds blowing 25-30 mph with gusts to 35 mph. The pair put 1 fish in the boat for 3 pounds.

The second stop on the 2025 tournament trail took Pete McGinty and Cody Enger to Lac qui Parle Lake for the 45th Annual Lac qui Parle Lake Walleye Tournament. It was a one day event with 48 teams fishing for their best 5 walleyes. The pair put 4 fish in the boat for 16.85 pounds good for 2nd place. They missed winning the tournament by 0.4 pounds. The day started with a 27" walleye, followed by a 26" walleye, then a 19.5" walleye. At noon, they made a run to the south end of the lake to a spot that produced nice unders during pre-fish. They proceeded to catch and release a 27.5" and 24.5" walleye before catching a 16.25" walleye. They caught many under the 15" minimum and failed to catch their 5th fish. The pair jigged creek chubs on shallow rocks.