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Annual Centerville Lions Ice Fishing Contest


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Annual Centerville Lion's Ice Fishing Contest on Feb. 14th, 2009. The contest runs from 11:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Centerville Lake in Centerville. The cost is $5.00 per hole. This is a very kid friendly event. Tickets available on the lake starting at 10 a.m. Hot food and drinks will also be available on the lake. We have major prizes, a same day raffle as well as door prizes throughout the contest. More info at CentervilleLions.com

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You are correct. No portables, we need to keep the playing field even. If you want to set up a portable outside the contest area, WITH NO HOLES DRILLED, that is allowed.

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The Prize List is In:

Top 10 Largest Fish will receive:

1ST. Frabill Arctic Caboose Two Man Ice Fishing House

Donated by Sportsman’s Warehouse

2nd. Lowrance X67c Ice Machine Sonar

Donated by Northern Wholesale Supply

3rd. Eskimo Mako Ice Auger

Donated by Lino Lakes Liquor Barrel

4th. Eskimo Stingray Ice Auger

Donated by Kolstad Company

5th. Clam Fish Trap Scout, SportCat Heater

Donated by EJM Pipe Services Inc.

6th. Hair / Photo Signature Package, SportCat Heater

Donated by The Hair Gallery & Photo Gallery

7th. PacShack, BlackCat Heater

Donated by Spectrum Sign Systems Inc.

8th. Coleman Grill Stove, Coleman Lantern

Donated by Northern Forest Products

9th. Coleman Sport Cat Heater, Tackle Bag w/boxes

Donated by Door Service Company

10th. Coleman Sport Cat Heater, Green Gear Bag

Donated by National Recycling Inc.

Order of Fish Caught will receive:

1st Coleman SportCat Heater

2nd Ice Fishing Bucket

10th Coleman SportCat Heater

14th Ice Fishing Bucket

15th The Keeper DLX chair

19th Ice Fishing Bucket

20th Coleman Lantern

24th Ice Fishing Bucket

25th Lure Lightning

29th Ice Fishing Bucket

30th Electronic Dartboard

34th Ice Fishing Bucket

35th H/B Blender

39th Ice Fishing Bucket

40th Coleman Heater

44th Ice Fishing Bucket

45th Ice-Ducer Flex Sleeve

47th Ice Fishing Bucket

48th Ice-Ducer Flex Sleeve

49th Ice Fishing Bucket

50th Ice Fishing Bucket, Fish TV 5in. w/ battery

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Well we are heading out to the lake in 1 hour to start setting up. Weather for the contest looks great with temps in the 20's and little or no wind (not like last year!)

Hope all FMer's that are able to attend have a good time and catch fish!

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Will they be selling bait on the lake I know they do at some contests but not sure on this one. If not where is the closest place to get bait.

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    • monstermoose78
      As long as the birds don’t fly I am good. I can catch fish through the ice fairly well. 
    • MarkB
      My cousin and I just returned from beautiful Lake Vermilion after 4.5 days of the most spectacular walleye fishing you could ever hope for. Usually our mutual friend joins us but his father passed away and he had to opt out. We arrived late Saturday afternoon and packed things up after our morning outing Wednesday. We stopped at Cabelas on the way up and found them to be sold out of pike suckers. While they had them, they were charging 99 cents each! We then stopped at Harris bait shop and found a help yourself situation that was also out of pike suckers. They sold them while available for 6 for $6! We eventually found them locally for the same price as last year. During our stay, we used pike suckers, rainbow mix, and crawlers. The walleyes hit them all but, I believe, the rainbow mix caught the most, the crawlers were almost as productive, and the pike suckers produced the biggest fish.  We caught them in depths ranging from 13' to 27'. They were in the rocks and in the mud depending on the time of day. We caught walleyes all day every day with 5 o'clock PM to ~7 o'clock PM being optimum for quantity. The weather was absolutely HORRIBLE with high winds and non-stop rain early in the trip. Boat control was very difficult and I struggled to keep our speed around that .4mph to .6mph. Hits were fast and furious but the hit to catch ratio was at best 5 or more hits to one catch . We stuck with the 1oz bottom bouncers, 3 red beads, and a size 2 hook for the big suckers. I found a shorter 3' leader to be most effective. We caught 153 walleyes on our trip and I would bet we had at least 5 times that many hits!. Now, with all that said, we don't feed line to walleyes to help avoid gut hooks and that certainly gives rise to a poor hook-up ratio. We ate fish twice and brought home our limits. Everything else went back. The walleyes ranged in size from ~13" to 26". We caught lots of slot fish and fair numbers of 15"-19" fish. In addition, we caught 10 smallmouth and only one jumbo. Our really big fish were never landed. My cousin had a true giant walleye laying on top of the water right beside the boat and grabbed her by the base of the tail in an attempt to scoop her into the boat. She was having none of that and with a major flop, snapped the leader. We didn't use a net because I forgot it at the dock. Getting old is a bitch. I had two different walleyes(I'm sure) hooked on Tuesday that came off directly below the boat. Both fish I thought were snags when they hit. Anyone who thinks walleyes don't fight have never caught a truly big one. Both fish ran off several yards of line while fighting to get free. Eventually they both succeeded. I would hesitate to say how big I think my cousins fish was that he had beside the boat, but, my wife and I have caught some really big walleyes in Lake Vermilion and I know what a big walleye looks like. That walleye was absolutely enormous.  We've decided to bring my cousin's two sons back up for a short trip a little later on. Hopefully, the walleyes will still be in a feeding frenzy. Lastly, I usually like to include pictures with my posts. I have a big problem this time, I got a new phone and I know nothing about transferring the pictures. That will be remedied when we come back up. In the meantime....... Good Fishing, MarkB🙂
    • leech~~
      I don't think Moose needs my help, he seems to do pretty well with the ice fishing and grouse hunting by the pictures! 👌
    • smurfy
      looks to me like your gonna need to be on the ice ALOT to get them all checked out!!!!!!!👍🙄 mayhaps Leech could help ya out!!!!   at least he wouldnt be "accidently" locking any more threads!!!!!!🤗🤣🥴
    • monstermoose78
      I got some cool jigs this year this a picture from Slab Bait Shop. The 2nd to last photo is one of my jig boxes with them in it. The last photo has some Macula jigs and if your eyes are getting old these are awesome to tie!! I won the auction for the last photo so I got all of the plastics and jigs.
    • leech~~
      I was shocked to see I was the one that locked it out.  I think I was just made a mod around then, so yeah just clicking buttons!   
    • Rivergroup
    • slipperybob
      Blame it on the big fat left finger for clicking on lock. 😄 Or maybe just wanting a new 23-24 season thread?  
    • Wakemupwalleye
      Haven’t fished crappie this time of year. I’m on the west end this weekend and would love some tips. Thanks!
    • smurfy
      quit hanging out at a certain public access by Remer!!!!!!!🤗🤣   i'll be headed up in about 12 days!!!!!!!!
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