Master Angler Ken Miskavige | Master Angler Manitoba

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Overall Rank 1,652 Awards Achieved 2, Rank #4,116

Fish Caught 8, Rank #9,172 Species Caught 6, Rank #2,835

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Burbot

78.74 cm / 31.00 inch

January 17, 2010

Ranked #17 in Buffalo Bay

Ranked #88 Overall

Silver Medalist

Silver Medalist Awarded!

April 16, 2009

Lake Whitefish

70.82 cm / 27.88 inch

Ice Fishing

March 29, 2009

Ranked #1 in Buffalo Bay

Ranked #4 Overall

Yellow Perch

34.93 cm / 13.75 inch

December 20, 2007

Ranked #11 in Buffalo Bay

Ranked #77 Overall

Northern Pike

105.41 cm / 41.50 inch

February 20, 2005

Ranked #40 in Buffalo Bay

Ranked #249 Overall

Walleye

71.45 cm / 28.13 inch

December 30, 2003

Ranked #23 in Buffalo Bay

Ranked #254 Overall

Rock Bass

26.04 cm / 10.25 inch

July 06, 1991

Ranked #48 in Lake of the Prairies

Ranked #131 Overall

Bronze Medalist

Bronze Medalist Awarded!

March 21, 1989

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