This shows the average weight of the top 10 teams each year. You’ll notice a big jump starting in 2019 — that’s when Livescope and live imaging started becoming widely used. These tools help anglers locate and target fish faster, and it clearly shows in the results.
🔺 1st Place Trend Over Time Here’s how the winning weights have changed since 2005. 📉 While the overall trend dips slightly, 2023 and 2024 are pushing back up. Will 2025 set a new bar? #WalleyeClassic #LakeDiefenbaker #SaskWalleyeTrail #SaskFishing #SaskOutdoors…
🥇 3. Margin of Victory (1st vs 2nd) How close were the finishes? This graph shows the difference in weight between 1st and 2nd place each year. 📊 Some years came down to ounces — others were clear blowouts. #SaskLandingWalleye…
🎯 Competitive Spread (1st vs 10th) 📏 This shows the gap between 1st and 10th place weights. Smaller spread = tighter leaderboard. Bigger spread = domination by the top team. #SaskLandingWalleye #SaskWalleyeTrail #FishingTournament #CommunityEvent #BigFish #SaskatchewanFishing #KyleSK #LakeDiefenbaker #SaskWalleyeTrail #SaskFishing…
🎯 Competitive Spread (1st vs 10th) This data tells us how close the whole field was. A smaller difference between 1st and 10th means everyone was in the mix. A more significant spread means a few teams pulled way ahead.
🔺 1st Place Trend Over Time 1st place weights are on the rise 📈 You now need nearly 60 lbs to take the win. That red line? It shows just how much harder it’s gotten since 2005. 🚀 And 2024…
⚖️ Top 3 vs Bottom 3 Averages Green = average for the top 3 finishers Red = average for 8th–10th place The gap is narrowing, meaning more anglers are fishing at a high level. #WalleyeClassic #LakeDiefenbaker #SaskWalleyeTrail #SaskFishing #SaskOutdoors #SaskAnglers…