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SW Mn Fishing Club Walleye Tournament Worthington


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King Turkey Day

WalleyeTournament

Saturday July18, 2009

7:00am to 2:00 pm

$50 entry fee per boat if paid by July 10th

$60 entry fee after July 10th

Limited to the first 30 paid two person teams

80% payback

*1st Place $600

2ndPlace$275

3rd Place $150

4th Place $75

5th +6th Places $50

* based on full 30 boat field

Check starts at 6:00 am at Sunset Park

Shotgun Start at 7:00am

Weigh in at 2:00 pm at Sunset Park

print sign up form and send to:

SWMFC

PO Box 4

Worthington, MN 56187

sign up form

questions ??

Larry at 507-360-3973

Angela at 507-360-8565

or email [email protected]

Contest Rules

LIMIT SIX FISH PER BOAT

MINIMUM SIZE LIMIT 15 INCHES

TAGS MUST BE USED ON ALL WALLEYE IN THE BOAT

(5 RED FOR 15-20 INCHES AND 1GREEN FOR OVER 20 INCHES)

1 FISH OVER 20 INCHES IN THE BOAT AT ANY TIME DURING

TOURNAMENT HOURS

TOURNAMENT BOATS MAY NOT BE CLOSER THAN 15 FEET AT

ANY TIME

BOATS MAY GO TO SHOR ONLY IN CASES OF EMERGENCY

SHOTGUN START AT 7:00 AM

ALL BOATS MUST BE IN BY DESIGNATED TIME. ANY BOATS IN

AFTER 2:00pm WILL BE DISQUALIFIED

NO USE OF CELL PHONES EXCEPT FOR EMERGENCY

NO USE OF BINOCULARS

BOUNDRIES- Lake Okabena

ALL MINNESOTA FISHING & US COAST GUARD RULES APPLY

BOATS SUBJECT TO INSPECTION AT CHECK IN AND ANY TIME

DURING THE TOURNAMENT

THERE WILL NOT BE REFUNDS FOR NO-SHOWS

LIFE JACKETS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES DURING THE

TOURNAMENT EXCEPT AT TROLLING SPEED OR LESS

ANY VIOLATION OF THESE RULES WILL RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION

THERE WILL BE NO FISH CULLING

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS

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I can't this year Eric, it is the same day as the Brewster Town Celebration, and as a City Councilman, and the parade announcer, I need to be there, it is our Fire Departments 100 year celebration!

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For a little tournment report.

It was a very fun and eventful day. There were 21 boats entered so not full, but a fair amount for being the middle of summer. A total of 11 fish brought into the scale. half of the fish would be in the 15-18 inch range, the others went from 19-23, with one being 30" weighing 10.07.

Not sure when all of the fish were being caught. There were alot of little walleyes in the 10-13" range, catfish about 13" also and 1-2 northerns caught about 4 pound range. One of the 19" walleyes were caught roughly 15 minutes before time to place in 6th.

The 30" walleye was caught at 12:32 and was really aggressive. Trolling with a rap at a fast action pace. When i got it landed in the boat i knew for sure i had the tournment won and big fish ticket. When it hit felt more like i snagged a carp possibly in the tail or top fin.

Thanks to all of my teachers of the past, alot of luck getting the one bite, and a decent day out made the tournment a really awesome one. Even better yet for being my first one entered.

Good luck to all and have fun

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