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Mankato area bass tournaments?

Jesse Drummer
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why is there no "mankato" area tournaments ? I got a boat with a live well finally and the year i get it there is only a few tourneys that are less than a hour drive away. I believe the dnr or some regulations have tampered with the number of boats in a tourney . having to do with permits? we or comeone should set up bass tournaments around the mankato ares ( madison,washington,lura,francis,ect.) what happened to the thursday nighters?

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The tournement that was scheduled for Sunday on Jefferson has been cancelled along with the rest of the circuit according to the disturbing phone call I received tonight. Anyone know what is going on????

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My partner and I were in 1st place and really looking forward to the next 2 lakes, now I just want my money back!!! I have never heard of anything like this happening in all the 20+ years I have been fishing in tournements???

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I have been tossing around the idea of setting up a local circuit like this one for a few years. Gabby did a great job and that ended, this seemed like a really good circuit as well and now this is done or maybe done.....I would like to get one going. 30-40 boats on 4 or 5 local lakes with a TOC at the end of the year for the top teams.

If anyone has any input or would like to get on my soon to be formed mailing list for a great FULL season of fishing next year, contact me via e-mail at [email protected]

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