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Crestliner Angler's Tour Contingency Program


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Crestliner has just launched a contingency program for tournament anglers that own Crestliner boats. The initial investment is very inexpensive ($25) and includes a welcome package of merchandise nearly equal to that investment. The potential rewards are exceptional highlighted by:

  • $1000 for a sanctioned tournament victory
  • Year long points champion rewarded with a Crestliner Tournament Series 202, Mercury 225 Optimax, custom trailer package
  • Year long points runner-up rewarded with a Crestliner 1850 Fishhawk, Mercury 150 Optimax, custom trailer package

If you're thinking about tournament fishing this year and are the first owner of a 2006 to 2008 Crestliner, this is an absolute no-brainer. If you're in the market for a new boat this spring, consider the potential this program offers while making your decision.

To get more information and the most current list of sanctioned tournaments, check out:

Crestliner Angler's Tour

All the information you need is there. However, if you do have a question, post it here and I will get you a prompt answer.

And, special thanks to Crestliner for their eagerness to promote their program here and support FishingMinnesota.com.

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I like it when a manufacturer offers moneys if you place in the brand of boat they build.

However when you have to be in a 2008 model boat or newer they do not seem to be paying loyalty but are using payouts to enhance sales.

They should be paying back at least 2 years and include owners of 2006 and 2007 models also.

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Agreed, Jason. Crestliner has always done a real good job of catering to all boaters. The family boater is just as well taken care of as the tournament angler.

One addition to this, 2009 boats are eligible for the program as well - when they arrive.

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Just a reminder, if you're finalizing your tournament plans and you are a late model (2006 or newer) owner, consider signing up for this program. The potential for an additional $1000 for a sanctioned tournament win is worth the $25 sign-up in my opinion.

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