Walleye First
Published June 12, 2008

	Pete Harsh on Day 2

Clear skies and sun set the stage for Day 2 at Cass Lake, but the improved weather conditions didn't help everyone. Pete Harsh, however, was one angler that did stay consistent on a body of water where his strengths as a rigger shined. His catch of 14.69 lbs and a miracle grab by his co-angler on a net job that sealed a solid fourth slot fish that measured 19-plus inches put him atop the leader board with 31.06 lbs.

Prilosec Pro David Kolb also stayed consistent, netting 15.88lbs, one and a half pounds more than yesterday's 14.06lbs.

	Dave Kolb stayed consistent

Day 1 leader Tony Renner struggled a bit today with 10.31lbs. He felt the high skies played a part in why his fish just weren't going.

Brian Bjorkman made the jump of the day with 18.69lbs, the largest basket of the tournament so far. Bjorkman holds twelfth place with a two-day weight of 24.56lbs, just over a pound short of the ever improving Chris Gilman.

Gilman, one of the hottest sticks as of late made another push to secure a top-ten spot for Saturday's shootout with 12.69 lbs and a two-day weight of 24.75 to hold down that tenth and final spot.

October will once again reappear according to tomorrows forecasts; calling for 50% chance of precipitation and winds 20+mph out of the west-southwest. Temps at take-off should be 45 degrees and a high of 56 degrees by weigh-in.

Day 2 images

Big fish action on Day 2:
http://walleye.outdoorsfirst.com/watch.asp?id=978

FLW Tour Pro Qualifier - Cass Lake Results



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