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Memorail Bass Tourney....


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At Kohl's Resort on Big Turle Lake there will be the first annual Gary Newell Memorial Bass Tournament, it will be held on July 30th.

It's an adult/junior tournament. Two person teams, with one person being between 8 and 17. $100 entry fee, with a high pay out. The tournament is limited to 30 boats, with roughly 20 spots already filled.

For more info, a rules and sign up flyer, or to get your name in e-mail Darwin at [email protected]

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Just got the full details.

Big Bass Prize - $250

1st - $500

2nd - $400

3rd - $300

4th - $200

5th - $150

10th - $100

17th - $100

25th - $100

12 inch minimum, 6 fish limit, 4 oz. penalty for dead fish...

Tournament is from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Contact Darwin at [email protected] for details or to sign up!

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Okay guys, anyone else interested?? There are still spots open, and it's creeping up in a couple weeks.

This tourney is a branch off of the Junior BASS tournaments, and will follow a similar format, but the adults can fish and have input!

Again, e-mail [email protected] to get in, the man running the tourney is Darwin, and all he needs is a verbal yes to hold your spot!

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