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Tony Peterson
Three days on Ontario's Lake of the Woods. Eight anglers. $25,000 to the winning team's conservation group.
Four teams, eight anglers, and one enormous lake nobody in the tournament has fished before. It could be anybody's game on day one.
Watch on YouTubeFishEater takes over Ontario's Lake of the Woods for three days, with a new challenge waiting each morning.
Day One: Walleye. Your three longest fish make the score, with northern pike acting as the kicker. Land one monster and it could change everything.
Day Two: Smallmouth bass. Same format. Muskies are the kicker.
Day Three: Anything goes. Every species is in play, and your biggest fish from each one counts toward the total.
There's also a...
In the final two hours of the day, catch any species on Randall's mystery bonus lure to receive a bonus point.
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