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Tournament and raffle this Saturday!!

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Hey all! Just a reminder that this Saturday (June 15) is the 15th Annual Bemidji/Cass Lake Muskies Inc tourney and raffle.

More info can be found here:

http://www.hotspotoutdoors.com/forum/ubb...s_I#Post3091181

In addition to the tourney, we are having a HUGE raffle at our awards meal which is at the Fairgrounds this year. THE RAFFLE IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!! We have many incredible prizes and donations to give away.

We will have several themes raffle tables to cater to everyone. Don't muskie fish? No problem, you probably don't want to win muskie lures then. How about something else - Marine Radio? Trail Cam? Gift cards for around town?

Or how about one of the 10 guide trips!?! We have a lot of awesome trips for everything from panfish to muskie and even a LOTW pike ice fishing trip!!

Our Bemidji forums own Chris Haley with the Bemidji Area Lakes Guide Service has donated a half day guide trip! Matt Breuer with Northcountry Guide Service has donated a 24 hour fish house stay!

Come on out to the fairgrounds this Sat. Raffle will follow the tournament awards starting at 6. Yours truly will be selling tickets starting at 5.

Stop by Reeds in Walker this Thurs or Fri from 3-6, or Gander in Bemidji from 5-8 for more info.

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