Joe Thrun netted a “smallie” his partner Jim Moynagh had reeled in Saturday that helped the pair capture the Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship for the second-straight year and fourth time overall.
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Fort Frances emergency teams were called to the CN site on Third Street East behind the LCBO yesterday afternoon to investigate a possible gas leak. Upon arrival, crews found traces of carbon dioxide in the air, which is not harmful. The source of the leak was identified to be a […]
There were lots of crossed fingers as emcee Paul Morrison, left, Joe Thrun, and Jim Moynagh kept their eyes glued to the monitor about to reveal their Day 3 weight on Saturday afternoon. The defending champs ended up with 20.09 pounds to capture a second-consecutive FFCBC crown for the second […]
2008 FFCBC champs Jim Moynagh and Joe Thrun celebrated their victory Saturday under the big tent at the Sorting Gap Marina. The two Minnesotans weighed in 55.89 pounds over the three-day Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship to win the crown for the second-straight year and fourth time in eight tries.
2008 FFCBC champs Jim Moynagh and Joe Thrun celebrated their victory Saturday under the big tent at the Sorting Gap Marina. The two Minnesotans weighed in 55.89 pounds over the three-day Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship to win the crown for the second-straight year and fourth time in eight tries.
Kiwanians Bill Morrison and John Beaton were among the lineup of volunteers manning the grills Saturday during the annual Kiwanis steak fry held in conjunction with the Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship. The ever-popular dinner saw folks line up for a steak, a baked potato, and coleslaw.
Dr. Robert Lidkea was just one of the volunteers manning the grills Saturday during the annual Kiwanis steak fry held in conjunction with the Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship. The ever-popular dinner saw folks line up for a steak grilled to their liking, a baked potato, and coleslaw.
Paul Jewiss showed off the big bass for Day 1, coming in at a whopping 4.68 pounds. Jewiss and his partner, Mike Graham, ended the day with a 15.44-pound haul—good for 18th spot heading into Day 2 of the 14th-annual Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship today.
Anglers waited to bring in their boats for the first day of weigh-ins on Thursday.
