CSFL News: CSFL National Classic
2014 CSFL National Classic XVIII
Cameron Lake “ September 13 & 14
Garnet Graham Park, Fenelon Falls
2014 has proven to be an all around tough fishing season with the exception of a few events. This year's late winter has played havoc on the season and will continue to do so throughout this year's National Classic, which could potentially become the toughest Classic in CSFL's history. Cameron Lake will provide 23 teams one of the most balanced venues to compete for a purse exceeding $30,000 in cash and prizes, not favouring any individual or team, with no home lake advantage, making it truly anyone's game. As extreme cold fronts move in this may trigger the smallmouth bite. These elusive fish are the obvious target at this time of year however one should not underestimate the quality of buckets as numerous reports of huge largemouth sightings have been made. These green giants will not be overlooked as this year's field is made up with just as many anglers that can make a jig come alive. This event is all about skills that will allow an individual or team to rise to this year's well deserved National Classic championship title.
Position Angler Co-Angler
1 Erny Janzen Franklin Janzen
2 Wayne Misselbrook Dave Kennedy
3 Ryan Crowley Jay Short
4 Mike Allen Coady Grant
5 Erik Luzak Tom Hardy
6 Scott Berrey Shawn Sullivan
7 Dan Risorto Frank Perciasepe
8 Brent Valere Phil Curtis
9 Gary Miller
10 Mark Tomasin Mike Tomasin
11 Kirk Sullivan Linda Royle
12 Mike Lafreniere Derek Lafreniere
13 Henry Nguyen Wayne Matson
14 Bill Todd Brian Moore
15 Dave Chong Oliver Grigull
15 Walter Adams Steve Kozelj
17 Trevor Barr Vic Richards
18 Chuck Allan
19 Chris Cappuccitti Mike Millar
20 Jason Greentree Janson Greentree
21 Garry Mansholt Pat Wong
22 Bill Walker Kal Vaisanen
23 Mike Guzzo Rob Guzzo
Be sure to tune in this Saturday at 4:00 pm and Sunday at 3:00 pm on CSFL.ca and catch it live or follow us on twitter for up to the minute updates as the 2014 CSFL National Classic unfolds.
Cameron Lake “ September 13 & 14
Garnet Graham Park, Fenelon Falls
2014 has proven to be an all around tough fishing season with the exception of a few events. This year's late winter has played havoc on the season and will continue to do so throughout this year's National Classic, which could potentially become the toughest Classic in CSFL's history. Cameron Lake will provide 23 teams one of the most balanced venues to compete for a purse exceeding $30,000 in cash and prizes, not favouring any individual or team, with no home lake advantage, making it truly anyone's game. As extreme cold fronts move in this may trigger the smallmouth bite. These elusive fish are the obvious target at this time of year however one should not underestimate the quality of buckets as numerous reports of huge largemouth sightings have been made. These green giants will not be overlooked as this year's field is made up with just as many anglers that can make a jig come alive. This event is all about skills that will allow an individual or team to rise to this year's well deserved National Classic championship title.
Position Angler Co-Angler
1 Erny Janzen Franklin Janzen
2 Wayne Misselbrook Dave Kennedy
3 Ryan Crowley Jay Short
4 Mike Allen Coady Grant
5 Erik Luzak Tom Hardy
6 Scott Berrey Shawn Sullivan
7 Dan Risorto Frank Perciasepe
8 Brent Valere Phil Curtis
9 Gary Miller
10 Mark Tomasin Mike Tomasin
11 Kirk Sullivan Linda Royle
12 Mike Lafreniere Derek Lafreniere
13 Henry Nguyen Wayne Matson
14 Bill Todd Brian Moore
15 Dave Chong Oliver Grigull
15 Walter Adams Steve Kozelj
17 Trevor Barr Vic Richards
18 Chuck Allan
19 Chris Cappuccitti Mike Millar
20 Jason Greentree Janson Greentree
21 Garry Mansholt Pat Wong
22 Bill Walker Kal Vaisanen
23 Mike Guzzo Rob Guzzo
Be sure to tune in this Saturday at 4:00 pm and Sunday at 3:00 pm on CSFL.ca and catch it live or follow us on twitter for up to the minute updates as the 2014 CSFL National Classic unfolds.
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