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Ted Takasaki


A top competitor on both the In-Fisherman Professional Walleye Trail (PWT) and the Masters Walleye Circuit (MWC), Ted won the prestigious PWT Classic Championship in 1998 and the 1995 PWT Top Gun Angler award.  He was also a part of the MWC Team of the Year in 1991.  He is a 5-time MWC and a 11-time PWT Classic qualifier where he has consistently finished in the top ten.  Ted also won the coveted 1993 Mercury National Tournament held on Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin.

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Aggressive Tactics for First-Ice Walleyes
November 4, 2009
Walleyes often inhale it right from the bottom. But if not, the next step is to pound it into the bottom over and over. It puts the “poof” factor on your side. There’s always sediment on the bottom.
Fall River Walleye Tactics
October 19, 2009
River fishing for walleyes heats up in the fall, so get ready for some of the best fishing of the year. Rivers and jigs are like peanut butter and jam… they go together. Here are some jigging tactics for catching fall-run eyes.
Walleyes and Rocks
September 16, 2009
Even more than spring, autumn can be the best time to hook the trophy of a lifetime. The fish are big and hungry and unlike spring when they are spawning, eating is the only thing on their minds in fall as they fatten up for winter.
Weed Muskies: They’re in There Somewhere, but Where?
August 10, 2009
The best weed beds are the ones with ‘character,’ meaning lots of features. Flat, shapeless patches with one variety of plant are unlikely to hold many muskies.
Post-Game Analysis
July 29, 2009
As Ted told the FLW audience, “I really had a good game plan, precise boat control, and was confident in my ability to both rig and troll - to be versatile.” This is a good lesson for anyone who wishes to become a better angler.
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