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The check in will be at Winganon Bait and Tackle from 0530-0630. Dean will have several options for breakfast as well as ice, minnows, food, and drinks for the day. Fishing hours will start at 0700 and you must be back to Winganon Bait and Tackle by 1400 (2pm) for the weigh in. We are cutting down the time a little due to the heat. I hope to see several of you Saturday August 15th.
The fishing has been really good for numbers, but finding the bigger fish will be the key.
Odie
Sounds good! How Big a motor you got odie, sounds like we are all gonna tie off on you!!!
Oologahboy& Dudley are in!
Kyle and I will give it a try if we can find Winganon grocery. Is it right on Winganon road I guess? How far from the bridge?
1 mile east of the bridge. can not miss it! Professional and I will be there!
I wish I could get into tournament fishing, but I don't know the first thing about them and haven't really had much luck fishing in general.
Great way to meet some excellent fisherman who are very free with information and advice. I have been very fortunate to make several friends who have done nothing but help me to be a better fisherman.
Got that right Darrel!Quote:
Originally Posted by dstreet
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Originally Posted by dstreet
Lots of great guys and great fisherman on this trail. Looking forward to seeing everyone again. EB
Are 2 people required for tournaments?
Dyabolical, no, the entry fee is $60 per boat, with a one time $20 per person membership fee. So for example if you fished the Oologah tournament solo, and it was the first tournament you fished this year the cost would be $80.
Odie
Thanks. I would love to get involved, but I think I would prefer having a partner to learn the ropes from. If anyone ever needs a +1 let me know!Quote:
Originally Posted by deerhunterodie
Kevin and Gaston are in. We look forward to seeing everyone again too.
Any results on the tournament ?
Varmithunter, the tournament is next Saturday, come out and fish with us. The fish are biting good.
Dahhhh I guess if I would get my head outta my A## would see that.:donoQuote:
Originally Posted by CrappieWhisperer
How many usually turn out to the tournaments?
Any notable rules for this tournament? number of rods? live bait? Son and I are thinking about coming out..
Normally 15 to 25 boats. Think it's state regs as far as rods and rules. Bring to weigh in your best 7
Thanks... Still sitting on the fence as to showing up or not.. Haven't been out much and went Sunday.. all the fish i found were pretty small...
no worries Jonboat. Dstreet historically catches the smallest fish. I bet he does it again this time! this just means he will have a harder time deciding which one to bring back!
I'd slip over and pull ledges and WSD's sd cards out at checkin an I'm good to go!!!!
Jonboat, the rules are posted on the Crappie tournaments page.
Odie