Authorities have issued a small craft advisory for Lake Erie anywhere near Huron, Ohio. as of 5:00AM est, MWC officials have no choice but to cancel Day 2 and postpone it until Sunday May 19th for the safety of all anglers. 

ALL MWC anglers are reminded they CANNOT get on tournament waters today. TOURNAMENT WATER ARE NOW OFF-LIMITS.

Day 2 Saturday is CANCELLED and POSTPONED until Sunday May 19. With a small craft advisory being issued conditions are unsafe to be on tournament waters today. We apologise for the delay however, we have no choice and the safety of our anglers is always our first priority

Thank you.

For Day 1 results of the Cabela’s Masters Walleye Circuit on Lake Erie at Huron, Ohio.  CLICK HERE

For Day 1 results from the Cabela’s Masters Walleye Circuit at Pueblo Colorado.  CLICK HERE

Cabela’s Masters Walleye Circuit Heads For Legendary Lake Erie May 17-19

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Ponca City, Okla.—May 2, 2013—World-class walleye fishing and nearly $50,000 in cash and prizes will be on hand when the Cabela’s Masters Walleye Circuit visits Lake Erie, Huron, Ohio, May 17-19.

The team-format tournament offers two days of competition on Erie’s legendary walleye fishery, with one day reserved in case of bad weather. The circuit’s time-tested team format lets anglers choose their favorite fishing partner to share the excitement. Plus, the May time frame promises to provide schools of trophy-sized walleyes just offshore from the Huron River Boat Ramp, where take-offs and weigh-ins will be held. Continue reading

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Trenton, Mich.—April 14, 2013—After taking the lead on the first day of competition with a record-breaking 49-pound, 10-ounce basket, Iowans Marty Stuefen and Carl Holten hung on to win the Cabela’s Masters Walleye Circuit’s Detroit River and western Lake Erie tournament at Trenton, Michigan.

“It’s an awesome feeling,” said Holten, of Harpers Ferry. “We were in first place on Day One and managed to bring it home.” The team’s monstrous first-day catch made MWC history, eclipsing the Circuit’s all-time single-day basket record of 48.95 pounds, set by Jason Kopf, of Avon Lake, Ohio, and Mike Miller, of Brunswick, Ohio. On Day Two of the two-day, team-format event they brought in 36 pounds, 8 ounces for a total weight of 86 pounds, 2 ounces. Continue reading