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Press Release West Division Lake Eufaula & Lake Fort Gibson
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Mar 22, 2007, 08:57
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Bass Pro Shops Crappie Masters divisional tournament trail is coming to Lake Eufaula and Fort Gibson Lake. The West Divisional tournaments will began with Lake Eufaula on April 28th, 2007. Sponsored by Bass Pro Shops, Tracker Boats, Mercury Marine, Minn Kota and Humminbird the tournament will payback a minimum of $3000.00 cash plus sponsor prizes regardless of the number of boats.
Signup online at crappiemasters.net or you can signup at the pre-registration seminar at 5pm – 7pm located at the Eufaula High School on April 27th. Entry fee is $100.00 per boat, $25.00 late registration fee, and you must be a member of Crappie Masters which is $25.00 per person.
A kid’s fishing rodeo will be held at Gator’s on April 28th, 2007. The kids fishing event is free of charge and registration is 8-9 a.m. with activities from 9 am to noon. Kids will need to bring their pole and bait. All kids will receive a prize.
Special thanks to local Eufaula sponsors: Gator’s, Bank of Eufaula, Lake Eufaula Inn, Nichols Dollar Saver, Tri-County Real Estate, Eufaula Food Market, Gorilla Store, Lakeside Pharnacy, Mr. Printer, Season Snacks Café, Eufaula Ford, Loyal Inn and KFOX 102.5
The second tournament of the West Division will be held on Lake Fort Gibson in Wagoner, OK. On June 30, 2007. Sponsored by the Wagoner Chamber of Commerce the divisional payback will be a minimum of $3000.00 plus sponsor prizes. Pre registration seminar will be held at the Wagoner Civic Center on June 29th. Weigh-in will be at the Paradise Cover Marina
The kids fishing rodeo will be held June 30th, registration 8-9 am, activities 9-noon at the Talyer Ferry North Public Use Area.
The top 10 teams combined weights of the two divisional tournaments will qualify for the National Championship held on Reelfoot Lake, Tiptonville, TN. Oct 17-20 with total prizes of $170,000.00.
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