SNA Tourney Trail Event Saturday Feb 18th

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SNA Krappie Masters would like to invite all of our crappie.com friends and family to come out Saturday February 18th to Taylorsville Lake state Park (Possum Ridge Ramp) and join us in our next Trail Event
Registration @8am
Tourney start @ 9:30
Chips in & weigh in @ 1:30
Costs for tourney
$10 per Angler yearly club membership
$25 per boat entry fee
$10 Big Fish (optional)
Payout top 3 places
Payout big fish

Registration will be held at the pavilions just atop the hill leading to launch

Weigh in will be held in the launch Parking lot
(Invite anyone interested to come watch weigh in)

This tourney will be 5 fish limit , must meet 9" size limit, and must be alive at weigh In , five fish that are weighed will be returned to water, any legal method for crappie fishing maybe used .

If anyone would like further info or has further questions please feel free to give me a call at
Todd Ulery (Tourney Director)
(502)345-1464

It promises to be a great time and I will assure you if you come join us you will be back we have a great time and the guys are catching some super nice fish and Saturday looks to be beautiful


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this is a fairly new group with the first tourney last Sept. and even when there was really bad weather there have been at least 10 boats fishing. The group is growing steadily with new people coming all the time.
The S N A is for Spencer Nelson and Anderson county, but don't think it is exclusively for those county I'm in Jefferson and thete some from other counties as well.
This first year all tourney's are at Taylorsville Lake, but there are plans for more lakes to be added as time goes by. Todd is working very hard to pull all this together and is doing great on it, but it takes time to develop a good and growing group
As Todd said if your in the area or just interested come by the state part boat ramp at Possum Ridge and check it out.

TTT

Any of our crappie.com family coming out to join us in the morning ?


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I wish there was a tournament east of Lexington. This one is a little too far for me


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I wish there was a tournament east of Lexington. This one is a little too far for me


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As Mr louis posted we will be expanding the trail in the upcoming year tourneys at green river, possibly Cumberland , possibly barren we'd love to have you join us Jman and I promise ya would have a blast if you have any questions don't hesitate to call (502) 345-1464 we have guys driving from Manchester , hazard , Richmond and Columbia already and we are excited to see them come if we may be of any help please never hesitate to call


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I wouldn't mind making the trip. I actually enjoy road trips. I just don't know how I would do on the bigger lakes with my little boat. It's just an 8ft sundolphin sportsman. But if you ever have one close to me I'll definently try to make it!


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How did the tournament go today? Did the weather cooperate?


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The tourney went great lots of folks out to support and a lot of really nice fish caught ! For all the nay Sayers on tville check out the size of this black crappie https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...7d585ecfb1.jpg


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The pic of the tourney winners aswell as the big fish winner for tourney Brian vest and Brian Esteridge


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That's awesome! Congrats guys!


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That's awesome! Congrats guys!


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Jesse ... the last couple of years have been banner years for 13-15" Crappie at Taylorsville. Best size and overall numbers of Crappie over 11" for this lake since it was created. Biggest Black Crappie coming from this lake, ever !!

Not sure how long it will remain this way, but it sure beats the heck out of catching 100 Crappie a day that are 7-8" long and thin enough to read a newspaper through them. :Doh: (like it used to be back in the 1990's)