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Park Rapids Area Fishing Tourneys


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Two area fishing Tournaments comming up. Both Multi-species events. Bass, Northern and Walleye. First Sept. 8th on Long Lake. Then Sept.22nd on Fish Hook Lake. Both tournaments will be fund raisers for the Park Rapids High School Boys Tennis Program. Any questions, please ask.

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I'll be fishing the September 8th one. It's my first time fishing Long lake so I am going blind. Is there a lot of vegitation on that lake? Reeds, coon tail, milfoil? We are driving a ways to come and fish it so it would be nice to know what to expect. confused.gif Thanks

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Where can I find the rules and registration form for the Fish Hook Tourney?

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Delaney's. They have the application forms, along with the rules for the Fish Hook Tourney.

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How did it go out on Fish Hook today? Any update as to numbers (fisherman/fish caught/etc)? Will be up for a few days next week and appreciate the information. Thanks.

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Thanks for asking about the tourney. We had 28 boats entered. The winning team, repeat champ from last year, had 33.46 lbs. The fish weren't as cooperative this year. There were 23 walleyes caught, 61 Northerns, and 87 Bass. The largest walleye was 7.40 lbs, while the largest northern was 11.06 lbs, and the biggest bass was 4.25 lbs. It was a great day on the water.

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Sounds like you had a successful tourney and some really nice fish were caught. I appreciate the update. Thank you.

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