Special Olympics Crappie Tournament April 20, 2013

[shane]

Special Olympics Crappie Tournament April 20, 2013

We all had a great time last year and hope you can come again this year.

[Captain Dan]

I have been to the last 2 so I will be at this years tournament too since they are fun and for a good cause.

[shane]

Reminder..

[Ozark88]

I'm in!!!

[duckgetr]

I'm in!!!

[riverhorse]

Good deal, will def try to make that

[terrybassboat]

My 15 year old granddaughter said we really, really really need to enter this so we did.

[crappie_hunter15]

I'm going to try and do this if I can get all the corn seed in the ground by then.

[Craig Johnson]

News release by KDWPT.

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CRAPPIE TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT SPECIAL OLYMPICS KANSAS


April 4, 2012


Anglers are invited to team up and fish for a cause April 20th

PRATT – It’s an angler’s dream: spend the day crappie fishing, compete with other anglers and help a good cause. The Special Olympics Kansas (SOK) will host a crappie tournament Saturday, April 20. The event will take place at Clinton Reservoir near Lawrence and is open to all anglers. Proceeds from the tournament will benefit the SOK, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering intellectually disabled individuals through sports training and athletic competition.

Participants can compete individually or in two-angler teams and will weigh in their 10 biggest crappie. Prizes will be awarded to the top anglers, as well as for the largest crappie caught.

Participants sign-in from 5:30 a.m. - 6:30 a.m. and the tournament will run 7:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. A pre-registration fee of $80 per team is due by April 12, or teams can pay $100 the morning of the event.

The tournament is open only to boat anglers. For more information and to obtain a tournament registration form, waiver, and complete list of rules, visit www.ksso.org/events, or contact Kim Brice at (785) 424-0830 or [email protected].

[Captain Dan]

Ragnar(Don) and I are teaming up again this year for this worthwhile event. If you get to registration early and hear a loud snoring noise coming from the marina area come wake us up.