Gofron is the best pro fisherman in Chicago fishing, and the Antioch man just added another notch with a weather-shortened victory in the AIM International Walleye Championship.

Here's the note from AIM PR staff:

Antioch, Ill. walleye pro Mike Gofron has won a weather-shortened AIM International Walleye Championship on Lake Winnibigoshish in Minnesota.

Poynette, Wisconsin resident Robert Blosser earned second place in the AIM Pro Walleye Series International Championship on Minnesota's Lake Winnibigoshish, and because of that finished first for Angler Of The Year. Gofron receives a $65,000 Lund boat/motor package. Angler Of The Year receives $10,000.
Joe Okada of Fitchburg, Wis., places third. Claremont, Minn. angler Brett King is in fourth place and Minnetrista, Minn. pro angler "Doc" Bruce Samson is fifth.
The AIM Pro Walleye Series uses a unique catch-record-release format. For more information, go to www.aimfishing.com.