It was tough fishing as the seas built to 4-7', with many teams having difficulties setting up productive trolls. Unlike Day One, those fishing north struggled to get their fish, with many of the Day One leaders coming in short of their limits. At the end of the day, local team Riverside took top honors in the Pro division with a total of 441.3 pts. They were followed by Hunter (Ludington), Nibbles (Frankfort), Hour Time (Sturgeon Bay) and Team Albemarle (Sturgeon Bay). Hour Time had the big catch of Day Two with 130.15 lbs., giving them wins in the Second Chance tournament and the 333 to add to their Ladies' crown. (Click here for full Pro results)1. Riverside2. Hunter3. Nibbles4. Hour Time5. Team AlbemarleThe AM division winner was Hammbone (Ludington) with 413.5 pts. They made a nice move up from 7th place on Day One to take the top honors. (Click here for full AM results)1. Hammbone2. Spend A Buck3. Fish Fingers4. Alibi5. Jerry RigginThe Big Boys event is a Pro side bet with a separate entry fee. The Big Boys winner is usually the winner of the Pros, but for the second year in a row, the Pro winner was not entered in the Big Boys championship. This proved to be a costly mistake for Riverside, and one that moved Hunter into first place as the 2008 Big Boys champ. (Click here for full Big Boys results)
Big Fish winner for the weekend was Obsession, who boated a nice 21.6 lb. King. They were followed by Toy Box, Pier Pressure, and Fuzzy Bear who all caught fish over 20 lbs. (Click here for full Big Fish results)
There was a lot of movement in the Huntington GL2S Championship Points Series as well, as the seventh event of the GL2S season concluded. Living the Dream opted to use a cull and discard their Grand Haven finish, and they moved up the rankings into first place. Hour Time moved into second, as Sea Flea fell to third. With only two events left in the CPS for 2008, the race promises to go down to the wire as some very good teams are still in it. (Click here for the Big Jon Sports CPS Scoreboard)