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Grand Slam Walleye Tournament

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Just a heads up to everyone that the Grand Slam Walleye Tournament is being held on the St.Louis River again this year. Dates are May 21st and 22nd.

I will get more info posted here as I get it.

Randy Marnich and myself were lucky enough to finish 3rd last year. Anyone want to try to beat that? Lets see if we cant get some boats out there and get one of them to bring home the BIG prize this year!

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you may pick up a entry at most bait shops or if you would like me to mail you one email me at [email protected]. and i will get that out to you thanks steve for your help this looks like a great year and will pray for nice weather it will happen one of these years and i hope it is this one.

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Ya Tom some nice weather would be nice for a change wouldnt it? See ya soon. If you have any questions for me Tom e-mail me at [email protected]

If any of you walleye guys are looking for a good fun tourney to test your skills in this is the one. The fishing is fantastic that time of year on the St.Louis and some big fish are taken every year. I really want to see a FM boat win this bad boy!

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You can also find entry forms by going to www.polebender.com and clicking on the link for "Other Annual Walleye Tournaments". We here at the Minnesota Walleye Trail are trying to list as many annual tournaments as we can. We have over 20 listed as of now. Information and entry forms for all of them. Check it out!

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