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Full Throttle 2014 Tournament Schedule

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FULL THROTTLE FISHING EXCITEMENT KICKS OFF APRIL 19TH ON THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER

NPAA Tournament Partner

Published March 26, 2014

Full Throttle Fishing excitement returns to the Mississippi River April 19th on pools 3/4/5 kicking off the 2014 Tournament season! Anglers of all skill levels are invited to fish the 2014 Walleye or Bass tournaments. One stage two-division bass or walleye format!!!

Full Throttle is a professionally run organization dedicated to providing faith-based

fishing tournaments and charity events that emphasize a family atmosphere, along

with competition and camaraderie. The organization was started to cater to anglers

looking for a tournament series with a Christian foundation. The goal this year is

to increase the popularity of the tournament series and thus spread the message of

faith, goodwill, and fellowship.

Pre Tournament Dinner - Friday night, April 18th:

Featured Speaker: Long time Mississippi river guide- River Dan

Location: Meeting at Elks Club Red Wing, MN 306 W 4th St, Red Wing, MN 55066

Dinner: Spaghetti Dinner

Time: Registration 6:00pm, dinner and meeting follows registration

Official Housing: Nichols Inn, Red Wing, MN

Tournament Day - Saturday, April 19th

Launch time and Location for the Bass division: Will be at Ikes Park, Wabasha, MN. Take off time 8:30am Check in time 4:30pm

Launch time and Location for the Walleye division: TBD on ice conditions, Red Wing, MN. Take off time 6:30am Check in time 2:30pm

(Could change based on weather conditions...)

To sign up and enter any Full Throttle event click here for registration form or contact Mark Schutz at [email protected] or call 763-486-7508.

There are some exciting changes for the 2014 Full Throttle Fishing season, payback to the tourney angler increase to 100% of entry fee's based on cash and prizes! At each event this year we will be giving away a brand NEW MATTHEWS bow at the pre-tournament dinner meeting sponsored by Flatline Outdoors, Full Throttle, and Pete Hein. Included in the package will be a shooting lesson and free set up lesson with pro Pete Hein. Trophies are sponsored by Lindner's Angling Edge T.V show for both the bass, walleye, and big fish winners. This year is going to be about giving back to the fisherman there fore increasing participation.

Each Full Throttle event will have something special for the kids. A NPAA Future Angler Foundation event will follow each regular scheduled Full Throttle tournament weigh in. Special thanks to NPAA pro's Tom Davis and Kirt Hedquist for hosting the kid's event. 15 rods and reels will be given away at each event along with lots of door prizes along with a fishing basics seminar and watching out for invasive species.

Full Throttle also includes Ranger Cup money to each of the regular season events as well as Rapid Sport contingency money to any team that wins an FT event. You must be signed up for Ranger Cup to qualify. Full Throttle Fishing also qualifies the top teams each year and sends them to the Cabelas National Championship.

Other upcoming events-

� June 21st Gull Lake- (Lindner's Angling Edge speaking.)

� July 26th Mille Lacs Lake (Will be a Catch, Record and Release event for Walleye)

� August 9th Lake Minnetonka Championship (Our Lake Minnetonka Championship tournament will be sponsored once again by Fish on Kids books and Kristine Houtman.)

Interested in sponsoring Full Throttle Fishing? Contact Mark Schutz at [email protected] or call 763-486-7508.

Each event will include a complimentary team dinner on Friday night, where rules

are announced, followed by an inspirational speaker, a pro-fisherman segment and

prizes. The Friday night gathering helps enhance fellowship among the Full Throttle

Tournament series participants. Tournaments begin Saturday morning and end by

the evening, allowing contestants to attend mass and spend time with their families

on Sunday.

Full Throttle Fishing would like to thank these supporting partners that make this

series possible Ranger Boats, Rapid Marine Group, Kistler Rods, Limit Creek rods

Mercury Marine, Humminbird, Liddle Marketing, National Fleet Graphics, Minnkota,

Lakemaster, Talon, and Ranger Cup, Optima Batteries, Studio503, Worldwide Marine Insurance and Kirt Hedquist Outdoors. Full Throttle Fishing is a partner of the NPAA National Professional Anglers Association.

Special thank you goes out to Ranger Mercury Pro Scott Bonnema!

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