Wisconsin Youth Muskie Championship
2023 Wisconsin Youth Muskie Championship
June 24, 2023 – Lake Waubesa – 7am – 12pm
- Friendly tournament. We do give out prizes and trophies, but the idea is to simply have a good time fishing
- FREE to all youth age 18 and under
- Prizes for all participants
- Tournament Headquarters will take place at Goodland Park boat launch
- Adults may accompany youth in the boat. We encourage participants (or their parents) to bring their boat. Otherwise, we will do our best to match you with a boat
- Registration Closes on June 17, 2023
- Limit of 50 participants
June 11, 2022 – Lake Monona
We were finally able to host this event after 2 years of cancellations due to Covid and high-water temps. We had 49 attendees, new event record, which shows the excitement these youth have for this event. This year’s event was hosted on Lake Monona and fishing started at 7 am and was completed at noon with lunch and awards following. The weather was over cast with some fog as the participants started the day which eventually gave way to some sun before more clouds rolled back in. There were no muskies caught this year but we did have several on that were not able to make to the net. So, the top winners were judged by the largest pike caught.
1st Place – Ethan Wiluth – 32 “ Pike
2nd Place – Zach Stall – 25” Pike
3rd Place – Nick Taylor – 23” Pike
Each participant received a gift bag with three baits, two leaders, and stickers. Prizes included reels, rods, lures, tackle boxes, guided fishing trips, and a net. Thanks to our incredible partners and sponsors for this great event:
Muskies, Inc., Capital City Muskies, Inc., Madison Fishing Expo, Dorn Pro Shop, Madison Angling Guide Service, Thorne Brothers, Spanky Baits, Team Rhino, Lakewood Tackle Company, Duffy Kopf, and Lee Bartolini.
Lastly, none of this could have been done without the assistance of our wonderful committee: Steve Soma, Tripp Soma, Paul Twardy, Brett Cook, Doug Burke, and TJ Weisensel.
1st Place – Ethan Wiluth |
2nd Place – Zach Stall |
3rd Place – Nick Taylor |
June 12, 2021 – Lake Waubesa & Lake Monona
The 2021 WYMC was canceled due to water temperatures over 80 degrees.
Raffle prizes were given out during the Zoom Rules meeting.
We hope to see you next year for the 2022 Wisconsin Youth Muskie championship
The 2020 Wisconsin Youth Muskie Championship has been canceled.
The 2021 WYMC will be held on June 12, 2021.
JUNE 8th, 2019 – Lake Waubesa, Goodland Park in Madison, WI
Tournament Results
Alex Larson with the winning 33 1/8 inch Pike
Blue bird skies and calm winds greeted the 47 participants for this years CCMI Youth Muskie Tournament.
Lee Tauchen and Robbi Jarnigo from Today’s Angler kicked off the event with a short update on the fishing conditions and some tips for getting fish in the boat.
The fishing started at 7 am and it didn’t take long to register a fish. The winning fish was caught a few minutes later. Although there were several follows during the event the muskies were not in the biting mood. That however did not deter the Northern Pike. A total of 26 Northerns were boated during the event. Several youngsters boated multiple fish.
This years winners are as follows: 1st place: Alex Larson 33 1/8 inch Pike 2nd place: Eshaam Soin 30 ¾ inch Pike 3rd place: Forrest Waddell 30 inch Pike
Alex Larson
Each participant received a gift bag with 2 baits, 2 leaders, stickers and tape measure. The tournament ended at 2pm with a catered lunch and prize drawings. Over 100 baits, tools, tackle, 5 rod reel combos, Frabill net and guided fishing trip were given out thanks to our wonderful partners in the event.
A special thank you to our partners and sponsors for this great event.
Muskies Inc, Capital Cities Muskies Inc, Madison Fishing Expo, Scott Jolly – River Rat Guide Service, Lee Tauchen and Robbi Jarnigo – Today’s Angler, Suick, Thorne Brothers, Dorn Pro Shop, Fleet Farm, Sparky Baits, Rutabaga, Pike Lake Tackle
Last, none of this could have been done without the assistance of our great committee: Robbi Hron, Paul Twardy, Brian Falleck, Doug and Hedy Burke, and Richard Storch
Eshaan Soin placed 2nd with a 30 ¾ inch Pike
Forrest Waddell placed 3rd with a 30 inch Pike
