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.
🪝 Rank Progression (1st to 10th Place Over Time) Each line tracks how heavy the fish were for each placement (1st, 2nd, all the way to 10th) over the years. You can see how all placements are trending up, meaning…
🪝 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 —…
🎯 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 The top spot keeps getting harder to earn. 🚀 This trendline shows a strong upward climb in 1st place weights — especially since the adoption of Livescope in 2019. Who will top 41 lbs…
📉 Consistency (Standard Deviation) This chart shows the variation in weights each year. 🧮 Lower numbers mean the field was tightly matched. 🎯 A rising consistency trend in recent years shows improved skill across the board. #SaskLandingWalleye #SaskWalleyeTrail #FishingTournament #CommunityEvent…
📊 Average Weights Per Year Here’s how the average top 10 weights have changed over time at Elbow Lake. 📈 Notice the consistent rise until 2015, then a dip — but a recent rebound in 2023–2024. The orange zone? That’s…