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Rochester tourney

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I don't know of any events in that area. Not many lakes. Stop in a local bait shop and ask. There might be a weekly league you could get involved in. There is a walleye club in Rochester. I know that they have at least one tournament over on the Mississippi.

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If you are interested in a fishing clup contact the Walleye Seachers. They have a fun walleye tournament every month, no money but the knowledge and experience is priceless.

Otherwise there are tournaments at the river all the time.

mw

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Hey fellas found a couple of tourneys if anyone is intersted. One is on lake zumbro every tuesday night (until it switches to sunday mornings in a couple of week) it is a bass tourney that starts at 5:00. It is 20 bucks a boat. 5 bass limit and gets over around 8.

The second one is on lake winona. it is on wednesday nights and starts at 6:00 and gets over around eight. it is a 2 fish limit there and trolling motors only and a 10 a boat buy in.

Both tourneys can be fished solo or with a partner but the charge is buy the boat.

Hope to see you out there i will be in a blue and white fatty crestliner say hi if you see me. ike

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If you are interested in a fishing clup contact the Walleye Seachers. They have a fun walleye tournament every month, no money but the knowledge and experience is priceless.

Otherwise there are tournaments at the river all the time.

mw

I just started fishing with the MN Walleye Searchers and have greatly increased my knowledge of Pool 4. Well worth it.

Sully

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