Anglers Insight Marketing (AIM) is pleased to announce that Denny Fox has been named National Tournament Director for the AIM Weekend Walleye Series (AWWS). As National Tournament Director, Fox will be responsible for the day to day operations of the AWWS and will oversee the planned expansion of the series in 2015. “I am very...
Anglers Insight Marketing LLC (AIM™) is pleased to announce more details regarding the upcoming season of the AIM Weekend Walleye Series (AWWS) tournament circuit. Following up on the success of the inaugural AWWS season, the 2015 AIM Weekend Walleye Series will include a new Great Lakes Division and increased payouts. Anglers will compete in three Divisions...
As predicted by Brett King, the AIM Pro Team Challenge at Oconto, WI on the bay of Green Bay was a shoot-out. With many of the teams struggling to hold a consistent weight due to a tough bite, any of the 62 teams could easily make a comeback for the $22,000 first place prize.It would...
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The quest for the Championship will begin on Friday for anglers fishing the AIM Weekend Walleye Series (AWWS) Divisional State “Alumacraft Championship” on Minnesota’s famed Lake Winnibigoshish. Forty-four qualified teams will be searching Lake Winnie’s sprawling 64,000 acres for the right bites with the winning team to receive a new Alumacraft boat and Yamaha engine....
Going into the AIM Weekend Walleye Series “Alumacraft Championship” on Minnesota’s Lake Winnibigoshish the talk around the dock was it would take at least 25lbs a day to win the two day tournament. With a total of 31.47lbs, the team of Tyler Wolden and Jack Bonsack exceeded those expectations. Two factors were important to their...
With a 40hp Yamaha powered Alumacraft 165 Escape tiller on the line, Danny Thompson and Bjorn Horgen put 51.21lbs of walleye on their card to win the AIM Weekend Walleye Series (AWWS) “Alumacraft Championship” on Minnesota’s Lake Winnibigoshish. The duo started fishing in Cut Foot Sioux Lake for a few hours each morning before heading...
