Thread: drumroll, please..............................

Originally Posted by duckhunter

cn, catfish dont count............

pfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffft@Duck!
There are so many things I want to say, Duck......... Be glad that I can't! Rofl

Originally Posted by "G"

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.

MS Slab says you have to have a permit for all tourneys on COE lakes. That should be easy enough to research.

Originally Posted by C N

pfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffft@Duck!
There are so many things I want to say, Duck......... Be glad that I can't! Rofl

careful, cn................G is reading this thread constantly.

well in that case, wb is the winner here..............he did not lose but one fish.

Originally Posted by C N

MS Slab says you have to have a permit for all tourneys on COE lakes. That should be easy enough to research.

I thought that Wannabe researched that point last year and was told different by the COE. Probably ought to do it again and get all their rules in writing.

Originally Posted by "G"

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.

that's 'cuz it took too long to chip those things out of stone, "G".

No need for research. I'm the tournament director for MCC. Im the one who gets the permits for our tournaments.

Originally Posted by duckhunter

careful, cn................G is reading this thread constantly.

yeh but I am wanting to say some bad stuff too duck.....this just ticks me off and I don't even fish tourneys