Aim- erie- don loch

[blueranger61]

Does anybody know what happened to Don Loch? First day was in 2nd place and today zero.

[GMC Jon]

He came in late to weigh in so I guess his weight doesn't count.

[I Walleye]

Ouch, that hurts.

[ocontoman]

Yes that hurts after such a good start

I watch live weight in but did anyone know what his weight would have been? He just went on stage and MC said he didn't make it in time so DQ weight.

60 lbs

He would have finished first especially with the huge 70lb bag yesterday

[Juls]

http://www.aimfishing.com/View-Video...ht-of-70.2-LBS

He comments on his day two mishap in this video for those that were wondering.

Juls

They need to find a more accurate way of converting the 'length' to 'weight'. I find it very misleading to post 'record weight of 70.2 pounds'. Some of the 30" fish I saw pictures of looked like eels, and couldn't have been more than 9-9 1/2 pounds.

Nice to see AIM stop by Lake Erie, and nice that they release the fish. Also like the idea of the timing, when the fish are more scattered, rather than hold the tournament in a certain place when 90% of the large females are congregated within a small area of the lake, and taken from the lake, never to return.

Originally Posted by Max Power

They need to find a more accurate way of converting the 'length' to 'weight'. I find it very misleading to post 'record weight of 70.2 pounds'.

It is a AIM record on AIM numbers if you don't like it , folllow the FLW.