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BASS PURSUIT LEAGUE

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We had our preseason meeting last night and we came up with a new rule change. For the league championship, we will only use each competitors top five finishes for the year. So If anyone misses a week or 2, they will still be in the running for the league championship. Also if you just have a bad week, that weeks' results will be thrown out. It should make for a very tight race for league champion.

As we do still have some spots open, this will help anyone thinking of joining but possibly can't make all the events. We have a great group of guys who are excited for the year and can't wait to get on the water. We have 7 boats now and would like to get between 10 and 15 boats. So contact me soon to reserve your spot now. Only 31 days until our first event.

Please Visit www.basspursuit.com for more info or the previous post below.

Please contact me at:952-201-6937 or [email protected]

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Chris

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Just a little explanation about how the overall league championship is scored.The overall league championship will work on a point system. Example: Week1, 1st place receives 15 points, 2nd place receives 14 points, 3rd 13 points, etc. each weeks points then will be totalled and the lowest 2 weeks points will then be discarded. Whoever has the highest 5 week total wins. With the discarding of the 2 lowest weeks points will allow boaters that can't make every event the chance to still win the overall. Those that fish every week can throw out that bad week that we all seem to have.

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Hey traz. Were you on deer lake in wisconsin fishing out of a nitro on sunday the 8th? If so. I was the guy in the green chevy and black ranger you talked to leaving the launch.

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That was us. It was good to get out and wet a line. Slow and light bite yet with water temps ranging from 48 to 51. The bass we caught were small and in 18 ft of water. We'll be going back soon. It's a great lake only an hour and 15 min. Away for us. Helps tie us over till MN's bass opener. It was good talking to you and hope to see you out again. Maybe you can show us some of those northern lakes sometime.

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We still have a few spots available but they are starting to fill up fast. We have gotten a number of inquiries in the last few days. If you are interested please contact me at [email protected], check out our HSOforum at www.basspursuit.com or just call me at 952-201-6937.

June 5th is our first event on Lake Marion. 7 events, sunday mornings from 6-11:30. 5 fish limit. $200 per team for the year( that's like less than $15 per person for each event).100% payout

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Our first event is this sunday on Lake Marion in Lakeville. It is not too late as we have 2 spots still open. Blast off is at 6 am. Weather is going to be nice and it is going to be a good time.

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