YPC Boat

YPC Boat kicks off its fifth season: 28 two-person teams from Europe and beyond meet in the Netherlands, with seven teams starting in Group A, including Fredrik Harbort and Christoph Barra as well as Marc Ptacovsky and Rick Barten. Watch the opener with its top-class crews – who gets the better start, and will a big pike show up early?

Episode 2 of YPC Boat continues Group A: seven two-man teams are fighting for their chances, and Illex's Big Rick and Marc Ptacovsky have had a rocky start. Can the pair claw their way back into the race?

In episode 3 of YPC Boat 2026, Group B kicks off with seven two-person teams, including familiar faces in unusual pairings: Hendry Vis competes without Vierhout this year, and Anja and Robin Heppner are the first officially married couple to enter a YPC. How will the teams fare on the water, and will the first truly big predators make it into the boat?

It's the second half of Lake Day in Group B, where seven two-person teams keep fishing for the lead, and Finval's David Kraus and Philipp Obst have kicked off the afternoon with strong fish. One duo is taking a big risk with a water change under time pressure – who can still close the gap in the time that's left?

The "River Day" was meant as a sheltered fallback for stormy weather, but this year the wind is howling across the Amer and Merwede too. Seven two-person teams from Group C, including Johannes Gasser & Mario Sing and Hugo Hegeman & Sean Wit, begin their tournament in wind and waves: who will find the fish despite the chop?

In episode 6 of YPC Boat 2026, the seven two-person teams of Group C hit the water, including Johannes and Mario, Sascha and Dennis, and Hugo and Sean. Besides the competition, this episode is also about quick thinking beyond fishing – what happens out there?

Group D kicks off the YPC Boat on the river, with seven two-person teams facing wind and waves right from the start. Do they stick to their trusted spots or head for calmer water they know less well – and what is that odd bycatch from the title all about?

Seven two-person teams fish Group D of YPC Boat 2026, and Tailwalk already has seven 40+ cm perch on the board from the morning. Frapp, Humminbird and Zeck are struggling to keep their shot at the Full Card, and the clock is ticking – can they still get fish on the board?

At the start of the second fishing day in Group A, the top four teams are separated by just about 100 points. NAYS leads after Lake Day, but Monkey Lures, B1 Bootscenter and Illex want to move up on River Day. Who will make the most of the river, and what does the day hold for SH Lithium, Livingston and ChronoCash?

In episode 10 of YPC Boat 2026, Group A is close to the first decision on two finals spots. Nays and Monkey Lures currently hold the qualifying places, but Marc and Rick of Illex and Frank and Ihno of B1 Bootscenter are moving into position to steal the show – who will be in the hunt when the dust settles?

In episode 11 of YPC Boat, Group B heads into the second fishing day on the river, where the Amer, Merwede and Ijssel pose very different challenges for the seven two-person teams. Finval's David Kraus and Philipp Obst start as clear favorites, but who prepared best for these waters?

Today the decision falls in Group B: seven two-person teams are fighting for the final tickets, with Finval and Bullseye currently looking strongest. But Vis-Ventura and the other duos are far from done – who will claim a spot in the final?

Group C kicks off the second competition day of YPC Boat 2026: seven two-person teams, including LMAB with Johannes Gasser and Mario Sing and Savage Gear with Hugo Hegeman and Sean Wit, start as the favourites on the big water. Will the odds hold, or can a couple of missed bites or one dream fish shake up the field?

Crunch time begins in Group C, and it's much tighter than expected: Savage Gear's locals Hugo Hegeman and Sean Wit have to worry about qualifying, while BIM and Lurejunks are lurking right behind after strong mornings. Watch how the seven two-person teams head into the lake day – who will handle the pressure?

Group D faces its final preliminary decision: Tailwalk and Westin currently hold the qualifying spots, while Bite of Bleak, Abu, Frapp and Humminbird still want in, and Zeck hopes to bounce back after a rough first day. Who will grab the last two final tickets when the weather turns nasty?

Episode 16 of YPC Boat 2026 is all about the last two final tickets, with seven two-person teams in Group D going head to head, including Robin Imkamp and Guido Hill, Luc Coppens and Toon Van Ham, and Nils Meuther and Jan Zitzen. You'll see the crews head into the home stretch – who will grab the last spots in the final?

In the YPC Boat 2026 final, eight two-person teams hit the water for a shortened six-hour session that kicks off before sunrise, right in prime time. Will the crews go for numbers over size, or take the full-risk route and possibly miss out on the full card?

Eight two-man teams kick off the XXL season finale of YPC Boat 2026 before sunrise, all chasing the trophy, including Marc Ptacovsky and Rick Barten for Illex. Who will lift the cup?

Group B kicks off: six two-man teams fight it out on the river, including defending champion Stroft, favorites Westin and Savage Gear, and Svartzonker with the YPC debut of Claes Claesson and Roy Vanstreels. Here you watch the crews start their group – who will find the best opening?

Six two-man teams take on the River Day in Group B, including Westin, Savage Gear, Zeck, B1, defending champions Stroft and newcomers Svartzonker. In Episode 4 you watch the crews fish for the pole position going into day 2 – who will take the lead?

Group C of YPC Boat 2025 kicks off with six two-person teams, including the Dutch Duo Hendry Vis and Gerald Vierhout, who are chasing gold after finishing with bronze and silver in previous years but first have to get through qualifying. Luis Mendez and David Skowronek for Monkey Lures and the newcomers from tailwalk and Bite of Bleak are in the mix too – who will make the first statement?

The first half of the day in Group C already delivered plenty of action, and now the six two-person teams, including Fox Rage, Adventer, Monkey Lures, Sunline, Bite of Bleak and Tailwalk, head into the afternoon session. Who will make their move in the race for the day's win?

After a busy morning on the river, six two-person teams in Group D are chasing points: Lowrance and Bullseye lead on catch frequency, Shimano and Illex each have a metre-plus pike on the board, SH Lithium has the best perch and Lure Drop tops the ide category. With an engine problem posing a special challenge for one team, how will the afternoon play out?

On day two, Group A's six two-person teams head out onto the river, with Nays and LMAB leading the standings while BIM and Hearty Rise hope to chase them down after strong perch catches. Who will make the most of the new water?

On the River Day in Group A, about four hours remain, and six two-person teams are still chasing the group win. Team Nays, Dustin and Felix, still needs a good pike, Enrico and Johannes of LMAB are after that one exceptional fish, and the chasers are waiting for their lucky punch. Who will make their move in the closing hours?

Day 2 in Group B: the six two-person teams, including Toon and Luc, Sean and Hugo, and Claes and Roy, head out onto a large body of water with a decidedly pike-friendly line-up. You'll watch the crews start their day – which fish are waiting for them out there?

It's the finale of Group B at YPC Boat 2025: six two-person teams head into the deciding day, with Savage Gear's Sean and Hugo in the lead and defending champions Sebastian and Sascha of Stroft starting as outsiders after a stronger start than on day 1. Who can still shake up the standings, and can the impossible really happen?

Group C heads into the stretch before River Day: YPC newcomers Bite of Bleak and Monkey Lures' Ruhrpott duo are closing in on the 600-point mark, with Fox Rage's Dutch pair Hendry and Gerald just behind. The team currently in last place is counting on a spot tip from rival anglers for its comeback – will that trust pay off?

In the Group C finale, six two-person teams fight it out, with Sunline's Christian Jülke and David "Paule" Kraus leading the field. With four hours to go, just 30 points separate first from fifth place – could a single fish really change everything?

On the final day of the group stage, the six teams of Group D take to the water, including Illex with Marc Ptacovsky and Rick Barten and Lure Drop with Daniel Andriani and Leo Wirnshofer. Just over 100 points separate the leaders from the last-placed team – who will make the most of such a tight starting field?

As the decisive second half of the day begins in Group D, Shimano and Lowrance lead, with Bullseye and Illex less than 10 points behind and SH Lithium still hoping for a big catch. In the final group-stage episode of YPC Boat 2025, who will take a step closer to the final?

After the group stage, 8 two-person teams remain and have just one day to fight for the YPC Boat crown: free choice of spots, 8 hours and 6 scoring fish, with a full card required. In part 1 of the final, will the favorites settle it among themselves, or can an underdog spring a surprise?

In the finale of YPC Boat season 4, eight two-person teams fight for the title, among them Nays, B1 Bootscenter, Savage Gear and Bite of Bleak. Newcomers Bite of Bleak start in front of Nays and B1, but five chasing teams are still in the hunt – who will take the YPC Boat trophy?