Moynagh And Minnetonka: The Story of a Minnesota Bass Fishing Legend

[@chaseskinner8138]

Such a good watch Jim your awesome

[@paulgausman5089]

Great to see this video. I was working at thorne bros. At the time building rods and we were pulling for Jim to win that one. A good long career Jim and still pulling for you. Good work on the Potomac and stone lake. All terrain jigs are awesome jigs and have been loaded on them ever since. It was great to see that old footage of that tournament. Tha nk you.

[@manonamissionstudios9440]

We were all rooting for you. What a career Jim continues to have! Very proud of what he has done representing MN.

[@joepworther2284]

Fantastic , Jim !!!

[@muskybites505]

Jim is great! Really cool vid

[@Mags120fish1]

I remember this like it was yesterday. This was about the same time I got heavy into tournament fishing. Some of the FLW events were the best. Moynaugh will always be remembered as the king of the football jig. First time I saw it was this tournament.

[@danhundley]

Great story. Gonna tie on a football jig for Tonka tomorrow. Btw, I'm amazed they brought all those bass to MOA

[@shanehamilton6708]

That was a great video. Those tournaments are so hard to win. Keep fighting Jim!

[@garylukas3476]

I remember this !!! Thanks Jim been watching you your whole career!!! Thanks for letting us live vicariously through you all those years

[@icatchfish9387]

Awesome video. Really enjoyed seeing all those photos through the years at the end. I live close by Tonka and fish it at least once a week, I'm not the best but it's cool to see the legends that have come from around here.

[@bjake900]

Hey cuz, great video! Very moving weigh-in at the MOA Rotunda. We’re all so proud of you and your career!

[@jimk4267]

For me, Jim jumped on the scene in the early 90's when he won a locally supported tournament on 'tonka. I can't recall the name. Believe it was sponsored by a local tv personality. It was a big deal when this long haired kid came out of nowhere to win. I have the VHS tape somewhere. Living in WI, Minnetonka was a destination lake for us. After Jim won that tournament I drug plenty of A-T jigs across deep rockpiles. Thanks for putting this together.

[@bassman4201000]

The Don Shelby US invitational

[@Kenneth-Fishing]

What a legend! I love AT jigs!

[@davidfuller4984]

Awesome show.

[@joewinkler2168]

Really cool video, love your tournament videos, but this one is really special. Thanks for sharing.

[@mikedominick465]

Great video, we need to remember the history of the sport.

[@BassDudeFishn]

What a great video and a tribute Jim. Go get 'em Jim.

[@sobifishing]

Awesome vid/ story!

[@DennisMorgan-ls8sc]

I'm old enough to remember the FW Open. After watching some parts of it came back to me. It is even harder to stay in the top for 4 days and rezero weights. There were some real sticks and hammers you had to compete with. This was a great victory and looks like you made good decisions. You have had a good career and don't let anyone tell you can't still beat these guys. Didn't follow you till youtube and your videos are good because they show you behind the scenes and you describe each tournament wrap up info of baits and how it played out. Good Luck.

[@lenclark6099]

JIM, what a wonderful tribute to what to me seems to be a very nice person!!! I follow you religiously on YOU TUBE and you put out some very good videos. Here is hoping you make the top eight in the invitationals and qualify for the BPT!!!

[@chuckstillwell9549]

Thanks always wondered about your history

[@GopherHayes]

Awsome job with this video loved it

[@FishcastAngling]

Love it!

[@mikelembke5121]

Off subject but next tournament on St Clair try the east side of where the Detroit River is on the south side, 20' flat area deep diving crankbait

[@bingostar9207]

Is this guy referring to himself as a legend? I’ve never heard of em…