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 Trendline Every dot is the winning weight for that year. The red line is the trend.Notice the significant jump starting in 2019? The average 1st place bag has skyrocketed since Livescope came on the scene.
🔺 Average Weights Per Year Here’s how the average weights of the Top 10 teams have evolved at the Sask Landing Walleye Tournament. 📈 From a modest 20 lbs in 2005 to over 40 lbs in recent years, anglers are…
🪝 Placement Rank Progression (1st–10th) Every line shows what it took to place 1st through 10th since 2005. 🏆 It’s taking more weight than ever just to make the Top 10. 👊 From 40 lbs to over 50 lbs —…
📉 Consistency (Standard Deviation) This measures how “tight” the Top 10 weights were each year. Lower = close weights across the board. Higher = some teams running away with it. 🎣 More consistency means deeper competition. #BigWeights #LastMountainClassic #FishingStats #SaskWalleyeTrail…
⚖️ 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…
⚖️ Top 3 vs Bottom 3 Averages How much difference is there between the best and the rest? 📈 In recent years, that gap is widening — but not by much. Everyone in the Top 10 is bringing serious weight….