They started pulling cranks in the deeper part of the bay, about 11 feet, and within 15 minutes had their first fish, a 22-incher.

We knew we could get into Garrison Bay because it was close and out of the wind,” Christopher said. “We had no game plan but we never really ended up where we wanted because of the wind. We were trying to mess with that and found out then that our radio was out, so we didn’t know what was going on when the start came. We got on the lake, and my brand new graph broke. “We started off not very good to be honest. But things didn’t start off the way they ended, Christopher said, in their Skeeter ZX2050, powered a 225 Yamaha Vmax, all sponsored by Ye Old Malt Shop in Garrison and Six Mile Corner Bait & Tackle. The pair trolled home waters of Garrison Bay about two miles from the start with Berkley Flicker Shads in 11 to 12 feet of water at brother Craig’s suggestion to take the win. Local bros upstage pros on Lake Sak, take second AWWS Warrior Boats/Mondak Sports North Dakota qualifierĪfter a rocky start, local brothers Craig and Christopher Kolden taught the rest of the field a lesson in how to fish North Dakota’s Lake Sakakawea, landing 28.89 pounds to pick up first place and $3,750 in Sunday’s AIM Weekend Walleye Series Warrior Boats/ Mondak Sports Open. Presented by Yamaha Motor Corp USA and Warrior Boats LLC.

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