Estonian national team rises to sixth at spinning fishing championships

The Estonian national team has climbed to sixth place in the overall standings of the Spinning Fishing World Championships held on the Tisza River in Hungary. After finishing the first day in tenth place, the team saw a significant improvement during the second day of competition.

Alexander Andrusenko and Siim Enders led the Estonian rise, securing seventh place out of 30 boats on the second day. Their catch included 17 perch and two pike, one of which exceeded one meter in length. Other Estonian participants, Robert Samarüütel and Juhko Voomets, finished the second day in 25th place with nine perch.

As the competition continues, Hungary maintains a strong lead in the overall standings, followed by the Czech Republic, Latvia, Ukraine, and Austria. The championship is scheduled to conclude on Saturday.