2026 LQP Fishing League

Week 1 of fishing league was cancelled due to the weather.

Week #2 of the fishing league wrapped up with just two fish making it to the scales for a combined 2.50 lbs, marking a tough bite across the board. Garrett Suchanek and Zach Suchanek took first place with their 1.64‑lb catch, which also earned them Big Fish of the Night. Tom Halvorson and Gage Halvorson secured second place with their 0.86‑lb fish. With Week #1 canceled due to weather, both teams collected double pots, making the light catch a profitable one.

The third week of the fishing league brought a welcome break from the wind, resulting in calmer weather and a total of 27 walleyes brought to the scale weighing 55.96 lbs. Dylan Hiepler and Chase Schuler claimed first place by weighing in a full five-fish limit for 11.55 lbs. Securing second place was the duo of Pete McGinty and Shannon Larson, who also brought in five fish for a total weight of 7.54 lbs. Cody Enger and Patrick Miller took third place with three fish weighing 5.30 lbs, followed closely by Team Johnson in fourth place with a single, impressive 4.56 lb walleye. Rounding out the top five were Corey and Lainey Reiffenberger, who brought two fish to the scale for 4.44 lbs. The Reiffenbergers also took home the big fish honors with a 3.45 lb walleye, securing the prize because Team Johnson had not entered the big fish pot.

Dylan Hiepler and Chase Schuler dominated Week 4 of the fishing league, capturing first place with four walleyes weighing a massive 13.29 lbs. Their impressive haul featured the biggest fish of the night, a heavy 5.37pounder. Pete McGinty and Shannon Larson secured second place by matching the winners with four fish, totaling 6.13 lbs. Third place went to Lucas Hoium and Garrett Hoium, who brought in three fish for 5.28 lbs. Tom Ludvigson and Dustin Fernholz took fourth place with two fish weighing 4.37 lbs, followed closely by Steve Dahle and Jamie Jahn, who rounded out the top five with two fish for 3.54 lbs. Overall, the league brought in a total of 24 walleyes weighing 42.3 lbs on what turned out to be another beautiful night on the water.