On Saturday, August 2, the first competition day of Streetfishing Masters EUROPE 2025 took place in Zwolle, the Netherlands. Despite heavy rain at the start, which made fishing conditions more difficult, all 70 anglers from 8 countries took to the water and delivered decent results across both zones.
The tournament area was divided into two zones – A and B – with competitors split into two groups. Tomorrow, the groups will switch zones, setting the stage for new strategy, new surprises, and the adrenaline at the finish line.
Top 5 Teams in Zone A (based on total fish length in cm):
Top 5 Teams in Zone B:
Key Takeaways from Day 1:
Tomorrow: The Deciding Day
On Sunday, August 3, all anglers will switch zones. This means new conditions, new tactics, and fresh opportunities. The leaderboard remains wide open, and the final showdown is expected to go down to the wire.
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The tournament area was divided into two zones – A and B – with competitors split into two groups. Tomorrow, the groups will switch zones, setting the stage for new strategy, new surprises, and the adrenaline at the finish line.
Top 5 Teams in Zone A (based on total fish length in cm):
- Double D – Daniel Weijers / Dennis Nijenhuis (Netherlands) – 247 cm
- Gunki Belgium – Ivo Crabbe / Steve Adam (Belgium) – 196 cm
- Blackriver Fishing – Massimo Panazzolo / Jonathan Rouckhout (Belgium) – 178 cm
- French Luck – Gabriel Binet / Jules Videaud (France) – 175 cm
- Favorite – Maksym Korol / Moisei Karlson (Ukraine) – 168 cm
Top 5 Teams in Zone B:
- Lures only – Ben Sharp / Adam Seeley (United Kingdom) – 230 cm
- Cuuuuuushhhh – Paul Danby / Joseph Danby (United Kingdom) – 218 cm
- Hooked-up North – Ian Bos / Wouter Booi (Netherlands) – 216 cm
- Team DV Lures – Dennis van der Velde / Ronald van der Til (Netherlands) – 203 cm
- Frapp-Zetrix – Tim Kunst / Johannes Elzinga (Netherlands) – 202 cm
Key Takeaways from Day 1:
- The competition is extremely tight, and every centimeter counts.
- Perch proved to be the most active and commonly caught species, while pike dominated in total length.
- Zander remained elusive for most, but those who managed to catch one gained valuable points.
Tomorrow: The Deciding Day
On Sunday, August 3, all anglers will switch zones. This means new conditions, new tactics, and fresh opportunities. The leaderboard remains wide open, and the final showdown is expected to go down to the wire.
Follow us for updates, insights, and more: @streetfishingmasters (Facebook / Instagram / YouTube / TikTok)