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Catch and Release Northern Contest On Upper Red Lake


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2nd Annual Northern Pike Catch and Release Fishing Classic

September 13th and 14th, 2003
1. Entry fee is $25 per person.
2. Teams will consist of at least 2 people.
3. Limited to first 400 people.
4. Pre-registration until September 7th.
a. To register either call West Wind at 218-647-8998 or,
b. E-mail West Wind to register at [email protected]
5. Fish entered in the tournament will require 2 pictures, one of the fishermen holding the fish, and the other of the fish next to a ruler.
6. Winning fish will be determined by length not weight.
7. All teams will receive a disposable camera when they check in, on the camera will be a number, this number will be your team number. Numbers will be randomly drawn.
8. All participants are required to meet at West Wind and check in; at this time they will pay the entry fees and receive a disposable camera that will verify that you are a participant. Pictures must be taken with these cameras to be eligible.
9. Participants may check in at anytime during the tournament.
10. The tournament will last 2 days, beginning at 7 AM on Saturday and ending Sunday at 5 PM.
11. All participants will be required to turn in the camera by 5 PM on Sunday evening to be eligible for prizes.
12. All fish must be caught on Upper Red Lake or its tributaries.
13. Prizes will be based on the number of participants in the tournament- they will be as follows: (percentage is based on the entry fee minus expense of material supplied). 90% PAYOUT
a. 1st place -40%
b. 2nd place -20%
c. 3rd place -15%
d. 4th place -10%
e. 5th place - 5%
f. 10% of entry fee will go to tournament expenses
14. All laws of the State of Minnesota will be abided by at all times.
15. In case of a tie, prizes will be split.
16. Judges decision is final.
17. West Wind will supply the following: Disposable Camera, Official Ruler and Photo Developing.
18. West Wind is not responsible for accidents or injury.

West Wind Resort
Waskish, MN

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West Wind
Waskish, MN
218-647-8998
WestWindWaskish.com

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