When we did the catfish tourneys, I had to get a regatta permit from the state for each tournament.
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When we did the catfish tourneys, I had to get a regatta permit from the state for each tournament.
Congrats to all!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Speck
Need some weights and pics when you get the time, Speck/Sir. :)
Permission for what?
that's just a bunch of tuna....might have to look up some phone numbers........green jeans needs some manners....
thanks for the info, DonDon.....
congrats to the winners.......
cn, catfish dont count............:)Quote:
Originally Posted by C N
You have to have a permit for all COE lakes to hold a tournament!
I'm not sure, he wasn't the one who is usually there. He made us throw back live fish and we had to "donate" the dead fish to the fire house supposedly!Quote:
Originally Posted by duckhunter
The reason is according to Ranger Rick on all coe lakes a permit is required for tournaments. No permit all live fish must be released and dead ones donated to charity. I offerd to take em but thats more than i wanted to clean.
I didn't take pics. Harrison and Driscoll had 13.5 I think. We had 12.58. Not sure about the rest.
I thought that tournament permits were only required for the big sponsored tournaments that are announced in the newspaper like MCC.........never have heard of a permit required for a small fruit jar tourney. We used to have one on a MDWFP lake every Thursday evening after work and we were not required a permit.
gonna be some good fishing at the ramp tomorrow.