Master Angler Geri Czorny | Master Angler Manitoba

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Geri Czorny

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Overall Rank 1,630 Awards Achieved 2, Rank #4,122

Fish Caught 10, Rank #7,016 Species Caught 8, Rank #1,741

White Bass39.37 cm / 15.50 in.

June 26, 2017{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #67 in Lake Winnipeg

Ranked #109 Overall

Common Carp81.28 cm / 32.00 in.

October 8, 2003{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #63 in Red River

Ranked #161 Overall

Channel Catfish

Channel Catfish88.90 cm / 35.00 in.

May 20, 2003{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #225 in Red River

Ranked #234 Overall

Northern Pike111.76 cm / 44.00 in.

September 25, 1997{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #6 in Amphibian Lake

Ranked #121 Overall

Mooneye44.45 cm / 17.50 in.

September 4, 1997{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #1 in Amphibian Lake

Ranked #6 Overall

Sauger49.53 cm / 19.50 in.

August 7, 1997{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #7 in Amphibian Lake

Ranked #54 Overall

Goldeye36.20 cm / 14.25 in.

August 5, 1996{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #10 in Amphibian Lake

Ranked #213 Overall

Sauger52.07 cm / 20.50 in.

June 28, 1995{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #4 in Amphibian Lake

Ranked #27 Overall

Walleye76.20 cm / 30.00 in.

August 28, 1994{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #3 in Amphibian Lake

Ranked #118 Overall

Walleye78.74 cm / 31.00 in.

August 27, 1994{{$releasedHTML}}

Ranked #2 in Amphibian Lake

Ranked #71 Overall

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