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2007 City Auto Glass Walleye Classic - Lake Vermilion

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It has been a busy winter, but we are finalizing things for the 2007 tournament. We have a few important changes for this year. We WILL be guaranteeing the $10,000 1st place prize. The second thing is we were able to have our permit the way we wanted it last year. Each team will be allowed to bring 6 fish to the scale with 2 over 26". The date of the event will be May 19th, 2007. We will be having a dinner with door prizes the night before again. The event will go out of Fortune Bay resort and casino again. For applications, you can find them at www.cagwalleyeclassic.com. If you have questions or need more info, my email is [email protected] and phone is 218-262-6611.

See you on the water!

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I have some exciting news to pass along. We just signed a deal with Charter Communication. They will be running a commercial for us the entire month of April across the State. Also, WDIO/WIRT, the local ABC affiliate out of Duluth will be running our commercial for the entire month of April. They will also be sending 2 on-air personalities to fish the event, and shoot some footage.

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I just got word that we are a Warrior Boats qualifying tournament. Any angler placing in the top 3 and fishing out of a Warrior boat will a cash bonus directly from Warrior.

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thanks for the reply ill be sending in my entry form this week i looked at fortune bays availabilty and looks as if they are booked do i need to contact them and tell them im in tourney to get a room?

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Sorry about that. I have been getting so many inquiries the past week that I was just assuming....... We all know what happens when we assume. I look forward to seeing you next weekend!

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Just a little update for you. We are currently at 40 boats. If anyone is still interested in fishing, please send your application in.

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It was another successful event. The 1st place contestants took a total prize of $11,340 home, and we paid out over $25,000 in cash and prizes. We have a few adjustments to make for next year, but I don't think we need to reinvent the wheel. Thanks to all those who participated, and a BIG thank you to our sponsors who made this possible. I am already looking to next year to make this event bigger and better cool.gif

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