Alexandria, MN---Due to road construction on North Nokomis St. NE, the Rotary Beach access located on the northwest shore of Lake Le Homme Dieu is expected to be closed during the tournament.  Teams fishing the Spring Walleye Classic should become familiar with the Krueger's Creek access located on the northeast shore of Lake Le Homme Dieu and the County Road 11 access located on the northwest shore of Lake Carlos.

Team Berle makes big move on Day 2 to win $21,000 and the 2008 Warrior Boats Lake Minnewaska Fall Walleye Classic title.

Glenwood, MN---It was the kind of finish that makes walleye tournament fishing extremely exciting, and that proves that under tough bite conditions on Day 1, all teams are still in the running heading into Day 2, regardless of how they fared on Day 1.

 Such was the case at this year's 2008 Warrior Boats Lake Minnewaska Fall Walleye Classic (Sept. 6-7), as brothers Mark Berle, Gibbon, MN, and Brian Berle, Shakopee, MN, jumped from 18th place on the LakeMaster leaderboard on Day 1 (1 walleye, 3.66 lbs.) all the way to the top spot on Day 2, with a 6-walleye limit of 13.69-lbs. to win the Fall Walleye Classic title ($21,000), with a total weight of 17.35-lbs. (7 walleyes). 

   Glenwood, MN---75 two-man teams will descend on the walleye-filled waters of Lake Minnewaska on Sept. 6-7, with a pile of cash and one of the most coveted team titles in the region on the line.  Who will win the 2008 Fall Walleye Classic title is anyone's guess, but one team will go home with the guaranteed first place payout of $6,000---and for 12 teams in this year's tournament---the first place payout could climb to as much as $13,500---and for two of those 12 teams---as high as $21,000---with $15,000 additional dollars on the line in Warrior Boats Manufacturer and Dealer Contingency Cash incentives.