New York tournament results
New York winners with a printed date: 5 results on 3 waters from the 2026 seasons, each linked to the host or news page it came from.
Why New York has no five-bass average yet
None of the dated New York winners on file is a one-day five-bass limit: the bass events here ran three or four days, and the derbies score the heaviest single fish or a three-walleye bag, so no average is printed.
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| Date | Event | Water | Winner | Winning weight | Per day (lb) | Big fish | County |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-26 | Southtowns Walleye Association one-day Walleye Tournament (2026) | Lake Erie | Youth Division: Hunter Nati | 13.52 pounds (three fish) | Jason Wieczorek 10.29 lbs (caption) / 10.26 pounds (text) | Erie County | |
| 2026-08-27 | MLF Toyota Series Northern Division at Lake Champlain (2026) | Lake Champlain | Bryan LaBelle (Hinesburg, Vt.) | 60-6 | Thursday 6-3 Spike Stoker; Friday 5-2 Christopher Dam | ||
| 2026-06-20 | LCI Father's Day Derby (2026) | Lake Champlain | Frank E Trudeau (Peru, N.Y.), Northern Pike category, top points total (745.73) | 18.69 lb northern pike, 42.50 in | Category winners: smallmouth Austin Tourville 5.10 lb; walleye Mark Cross 11.52 lb; lake trout Collin Cross (Chazy, N.Y.) 14.99 lb; salmon category Joseph Couming 8.49 lb brown trout; sheepshead Michael Squires (Valley Falls, N.Y.) 21.55 lb; largemouth Curtis Stannard 5.50 lb | ||
| 2026-06-05 | WNY Walleye Classic (6th, 2026) | Lake Erie | Team Midnight Express (Capt. Craig Sleeman, Justin Wekenmann, Jeff Maskulinski) | 74.34 pounds | 8.85-pound walleye (Team One More Eye, day 2) | Chautauqua County | |
| 2026-05-23 | National Lake Trout Derby (62nd, 2026) | Seneca Lake | Mark Curren (Pine City, Chemung County) | 15.89-pound lake trout | Landlocked salmon 11.4 lb (Richard Augustine); brown trout 9.85 lb (Gary Chambers); rainbow trout 9.08 lb (Shawn Domblaser) |
New York winners from host and news pages, each linked and shown with the weight as printed; results without a printed date are in their own table.
New York winners printed without fishing dates
| Event | Water | Winner | Weight as printed | Date note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bassmaster Elite at St. Lawrence River (2026) | St. Lawrence River | Evan Kung (Pickering, Ont.) | 109 pounds nine ounces | Final day printed as Championship Sunday, Aug. 30, 2026; start day not printed. |
| SPRO Bassmaster Elite at Lake Champlain (2026) | Lake Champlain | Bryan Schmitt (Deale, Md.) | 81 pounds, 7 ounces | Fishing dates not printed; results release dated Aug. 16, 2026. |
| Phoenix BFL Northeast Division at Lake Champlain (2026) | Lake Champlain | Ryan Latinville (Plattsburgh, N.Y.) | 23 pounds, 15 ounces | Fishing date not printed: recap dated Aug. 10, 2026 refers to "Saturday's event"; add once dated. |
| Phoenix BFL Northeast Division at Cayuga Lake (2026) | Cayuga Lake | Michael Morrin (Waterloo, N.Y.) | 25 pounds, 7 ounces | Fishing date not printed: recap dated Aug. 24, 2026; add once dated. |
| Phoenix BFL Northeast Division at Oneida Lake (2025) | Oneida Lake | Liam Blake (Fairport, N.Y.) | 21 pounds, 7 ounces | Fishing date not printed: recap dated Aug. 25, 2025 refers to Saturday; add once dated. |
| Fall LOC Derby (2025) | Lake Ontario | Amy Lopresti (Rochester) | 33 pounds, 3 ounces | Derby dates not printed; fish caught on the final day (a Monday), article posted Sept. 2, 2025. Heaviest-fish format: never averaged. |
| Turtlebox Bassmaster Open at Lake Erie (2026) | Lake Erie | Alex Korol (Fairport, N.Y.) | 75 pounds, 9 ounces | Fishing dates not printed; final-day release dated Aug. 23, 2026. |
These results are real and linked, but the pages did not print the fishing days, so no date is shown.
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New York winners, asked and answered
Which New York water needs the heaviest one-day five-bass bag?
No New York one-day five-bass winner with a printed weight is on file.
How many New York winners have a printed date?
5 dated New York winners from 2026.
How would a New York five-bass average be figured?
Only one-day five-bass winning weights printed for the same water would be averaged together.
Why do derby, walleye and multi-day results stay out of the average?
A heaviest-fish derby, a three-walleye bag or a four-day total measures something else, so mixing them in would bend a five-bass figure.
What is the top New York one-day five-bass win on file?
No New York one-day five-bass winner with a printed weight is on file.
Where were the New York winners read?
B.A.S.S. and MLF releases, Lake Champlain International and Lake Ontario Counties results, and outdoor columns in local papers, each linked in its row.
How often do New York results get updated?
A weekly check adds New York winners once a host or paper prints them.
Can I report a New York winner?
Send the link to the printed result through the contact page.
Know a tournament that is not listed?
Send it here with a link to the organizer’s event page or schedule. Weekly and monthly ones only need to go in once. If that page shows the name and the date (or the day of the week), it goes on this page right away. If not, we check it by hand within a week.
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