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1st Annual Panfish Poppers Contest Saturday March 4th

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Hey guys I know its short notice but they just got this thing all ok with DNR etc. I hope we can help get a good turnout for this.

1st Annual Panfish Poppers Contest

Sat. March 4th Fish Lake Highbanks Resort

$25 per person entry fee

100% Payback

Registration is at Highbanks Resort 6:30am- 8:00am

Contest Hours are 8am to 4pm

15 total combined panfish will be weighed -- (Bluegill, Crappie, Sunfish)

* No more than 10 may be Crappies *

All Minnesota Fishing Laws apply

We have Marine General donating some prizes to go along with the Cash payouts. We will vote on Sat morning and decide as a group how we want the payout to be.

Example: Pay out threw 3rd place or pay out threw 5th place. It seems to work better with the whole group getting a say in this.

Like I said above I know its a short notice but I hope we have enough "Panfish Geaks" wink.gif out there to make this fly.

We would like to make this a yearly event. If you have questions please E-mail me. I hope to see you all there. Thanks a lot. DONT FORGET YOUR NEW SHELTER LICENSES!

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Cheffrey

I hear you on the weekend gig... I never seem to get them off, unless I take vacation... If you do have some free time during the week, come on down, and we can sneak out for some trout/salmon.....

Steve,

Good luck on the contest!!! I hope it turns out well for you...

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It's time to pop this back up to the top of the page!!!

Who is planning on going to this event? I have changed my Saturday plans and will be heading up to Fish lake for this.

Just wondering,

Tom (BD110)

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Sorry guys, I have to work all weekend so I can't won't be able to make it. However, if there are any side bets involved, I'm putting my money on the wall-i-king, from what he's been saying, the big bull gill bite is going quite well.

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