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Hutchinson Area Fishing League

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I am attempting to start a new league in the area. I tried last year but had to travel to much and I got the info out to late.I do not have an offical poster or bulletin developed yet due to job time, but I am wondering if anyone would be interested.

The league would be on Wednesday nights.
It will be a multi-species tournament.
It will be a multi-lake tournament. Lakes will be decided at the 1st meeting in a few weeks. We will start with panfish night probably the 1st week of May. Entry fee will be 20 dollars per member with a maximum of 2 per boat. Maximum of 15 boats. 10 will be required to form the league.

Other details will be worked out at the 1st meeting. Need to know if anyone is interested. I willpost contact information in a few days. If interested, give me a Yes and any other ideas.

By the way, this tournament is strictly for fun/trophies at this point. We need a good group of guys who can get along, have a good time, and give each other heck. No cheating, fighting, whining, or other annoying actions will be tolerated. I have had enough of that in past leagues. Let me know....

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Sounds like a good idea. I thought about it last year but was too busy.

What would happen if someone missed a night? Would they lose their chance at the season win because they didn't get any points one night?

Something to think about.

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You would just loose your points for that night. However, you can throw out 2 nights per year. Meaning, everyone gets to throw out 2 nights, wether you don't show or you had a really bad night and didn't catch any fish. This is the way most of them work. I am fairly positive nobody can make it all year long. This is why they donate these two nights. Sounds Good??

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Yes. Yes. I would still like to create the fishing bonanza. All interested parties please check in and we will set a date to meet and discuss the years event. I would like to get this done at the end of Feb or beginning of March. Everybody pays up front so no seasonal "cabin feverers" get to excited about joining the league and then back out like last year.

Let me know. I am currently trying to get some "small" sponsors....I have about 5 teams lined up already not involved with this HSOforum... laugh.gif

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Well it doesn't look like i will be able to participate in the league. I put a insurance claim on my boat to get fixed and well they are totaling it out. So i will not have a boat, Brand new 2004 alumacraft. has a small smash in the back underneath the plug and it had a slow leak. I caulked it up and it stopped leaking but they need to put a new hull on it. Nice boat to let go. Sorry i can't join unless someone that has a boat needs a partner.

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