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4th Annual City Auto Glass Walleye Clasic-Lake Vermilion


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We are getting closer to our 4th annual event on Lake Vermilion. We will be going out of Frotune Bay Resort and Casino. We are again guaranteeing the 1st place prize of $10,000. The Tournament will take place Saturday, May 16th. The rules meeting and dinner will be Friday the 15th. We are limited to 100 boats.

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Jamie-monies were approved this morning. We'll be dropping the entry & money off @ CAG in Hibbing early next week. See you in two weeks at the dinner (hopefully they don't switch it again on us! grin)

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I was afraid of that. Also, I continue to get calls about openings. We do still have room if you are thinking about sending in your entry. I just received confirmation from the DNR. They amended our permit to allow 100 boats.

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Well, we are a week away from the Tourney. I met with Fortune Bay yesteday and finalized everything. They did mention they have room in their RV park if anyone is still looking for a place to stay. Also, we may have one room available in our block. Please let me know if you are still looking for a room.

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Jamie-If you still have that room available for Fri. night, we'll take it (me, Jake, Gary, Tony). Give me a call later tonight and let me know the verdict. My #'s in the book. Thanks!

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My phone is ringing off the hook today to see if we still have openings. Yes we do. We will accept entry forms until 6pm tomorrow night. I have been telling folks to be at Fortune Bay betwen 4pm - 6pm and we will get them set up. See you all tomorrow!

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I want to thank all of you who chose to fish with us again this year. We had a great event, even with the winds........ The total payout was over $25,000 in cash and prizes. Have a great summer all, and I hope to see you next year!

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Thanks again, Jamie, for all the time and effort you and the volunteers put in. You guys put on a great tourney and we'll be back again next year! See you at the MTT on Winnie in June. Take care!

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Sorry about the delay guys. I have been out for a few days. The top 10 is on teh Vermilion forum. I am trying to get the results loaded on the HSOforum, but our webmaster isn't cooperating......... You have to love voulnteer groups! I will do my best to get tehm on there soon.

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