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2008 South Dakota Walleye Classic

West Bay Resort on Devils Lake

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Tow All Your Toys
For 90 years, Chevy has worked to anticipate our needs and surpass our expectations. Today, not only do our trucks need to work hard in all conditions, they also need to be efficient and safe enough for loved ones. With the 2008 Silverado, Chevy has delivered in spades.

Performance has always been a focus of Silverado. With the available 367-hp Vortec MAX V8 and MAX Trailering Pack, this heavyweight can tow up to 10,500 pounds of just about whatever toy you want1. Whether you are taking your aluminum boat to your favorite fishing hole or your 27 ft offshore to this summer’s poker run, this half-ton crew cab can...

May Photo Contest Winner

As many of you know, the Total Outdoor Network (TON) held its first ever photo contest.  The contest boasted over 3,370 votes among 156 different photos.  The voting was very close among the participating members competing for May's prize consisting of a Bushnell 20 x 50 Spotting Scope.

In the end, it came down to three photos.  The winner Ryan Genre took the top prize with 164 votes for his photo titled "Devils Lake Eagles".  Tied for second was Brad McClean photographing his son Easton in "Easton's Perch" and Charles Sorenson's photo titled "Yah Baby" showing his son Nevada after a successful spring turkey hunt in North Dakota.  Following the top three vote getters the voting was fierce and very close.  Everyone capturing their outdoor moments...

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Logo Contest
Nebraska Outdoors Logo Contest Sponsored by Cabela's

Here is your chance to design the official logo for Nebraska-Outdoors!

We are looking for a new logo for www.nebraska-outdoors.com and we would like you to help! The logo should depict our site as an outdoor website. Anything that shows the outdoors in Nebraska should be included, along with the words “Nebraska-Outdoors.”  The logo should have...

FBO's Newest Addition
I'd like take a few minutes of your reading time to extend a warm welcome to Don Padgett as FBO's newest field staff member.

Don approached me not to long ago asking if considerations were being made for field staff members. As always, FBO is continually looking for individuals with enthusiastic and active lifestyles in the outdoors. After talking with Don, it was clear he would be a perfect fit for many reasons.

During our discussion I knew it would be a waste to ask what Don considered as his outdoor passion. You see, during our discussion, Don made many references to hunting upland throughout the entire United States. However, that was just a warm up to his true passion of training man's best friend for the field. Surpassing over 30 years, Don has dedicated his...

South Dakota Outdoors Announces Partnership with West Pollock Resort

GFP Commission to Hold Meeting in Rapid City

PIERRE, S.D.—While South Dakota’s students are enjoying their summer vacation, the S.D. Game, Fish and Parks Commission will be working on rules designed to allow more young people to hunt this fall.The finalization of rules for mentored youth hunting is one of the agenda items when the commission holds its July meeting on at the Ramkota in Rapid City on July 10. A public hearing concerning mentored youth hunting rules as well as rules for setting the antelope, East River deer, refuge deer,

State Recreation Areas Offer Summer Nature Camps for Kids

PIERRE, S.D. – Angostura and Rocky Point Recreation Areas are hosting nature day camps for kids ages 7-12 on July 16 and 17, respectively. The camps are great opportunities for kids to explore the surrounding recreation areas and focus on the outdoors. The camps run from 9:30 a.m. to noon.Angostura Recreation Area near Hot Springs will host the camp on July 16. The theme of the day camp is “Geology Detectives.”  This day camp is geared for showing the participants that there are numerous stories within the surrounding rock formations.

New summer programs under way at Custer State Park

Rising Water Levels Good for Missouri River Fishing
PIERRE, S.D.-- Though the Missouri River basin has suffered from drought for the past eight years, recent rains have increased reservoir levels throughout the Missouri River system. While the higher water is good news, it’s also cause for caution. The rising water levels are floating logs that were left on shore when the water level dropped. Anglers and boaters should be aware of the safety hazards of rising reservoirs. 

Upcoming Mobridge Tourney Deemed Qualifier for Cabela’s NTC

Angler & Young Angler fishing program
This tournament program started in Canada and has been active for ten years, last year was the first year there were any events in the USA.  We will be hosting our first Angler Young Angler Fishing Tournament this June 28^th 2008 on Lake Poinsett. The main objective is to introduce and educate young anglers to sport fishing in a fun environment surrounded by family and friends while creating memories that will last a lifetime. Each team consists of one angler and two young anglers, 17 and under. From the 8:30 am blast-off to the 3:00 pm weigh-in,

Generous Hunters Help Sportsmen Against Hunger Have Banner Year

The Tournament That Gives Back
Pollock, SD…Nestled in along the Missouri River bluffs in North Central South Dakota is the small community of Pollock.  It’s a town of about 300 people, with no crowded streets or sidewalks; a town where everyone knows everyone, and their extended family.  Included in this community is a key group of people that go the extra mile in times of need. The Pollock Men’s Club is just that group.  For years, these members of the community have always been there, to help in any way that they can.  If there is someone that becomes

Border Walleye Challenge

First Annual South Dakota Walleye Classic

The 1^st Annual South Dakota Walleye Classic will be held August 27-29, 2008, in Akaska, SD. With a guaranteed $145,000 pay out, fishermen from across the country will venture to Akaska to try their luck at landing the big one in this 3-day tournament. “The South Dakota Walleye Classic will provide a much needed economic boost to the Great Lakes region of South Dakota ,” said George Kessler, event organizer. “Fishermen, fans and festival goers will spend their dollars and provide essential revenue on items such as gas, food, lodging, entertainment and much more.”

Cedar Shore Walleye Tournament

Chamberlain – Oacoma, SD – Cedar Shore Resort will be hosting the 8^th Annual Missouri River Walleye Weekend fishing Tournament April 26-27,2008.“We have made some changes to our format this year,” said tournament director Angelia Bosworth.  “We lowered the total teams to 120, but we are still giving out $10,000 as the top prize! We are extending the prize money to 15 places and we still payback 100% of the entry fees.”  Other changes to the 2008 tournament include:  Entry fee is $225 per team until April 19. After the 19^th, the entry fee will be $325. Teams can catch eight, tag eight and weigh six fish. 

Make It Mobridge, SD

As the warm days become warmer, one can’t wait to start making their summer getaway plans.  So don’t wait, take advantage of one of South Dakota ’s hidden treasures.  Make it Mobridge, SD.

South Dakota Outdoors Directory

Here you will find listings of outdoors related businesses, organizations, tounaments, events and more.  It is our goal to make it easier to find the information you need.  If you would like to add your listing, contact us at mhaas@southdakota-outdoors.com.   Keep in mind, we will be adding to this list. 

Guide Services and Outfitters

Lodging and Restuarants

Bait and Tackle

Tournaments and Events

Snowshoe Hike on the Mickelson Trail
PIERRE, S.D. – The Snowshoe Hike that was held on the Mickelson Trail in January was a huge success.  To provide another exciting opportunity, a snowshoe hike has been scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 2, beginning at 1 p.m. at the Rochford Trailhead on the Mickelson Trail in the Black Hills. This outing is for both novice and experienced snowshoe users. Interested participants can bring their own snowshoes or can call the Black Hills Trails Office at (605) 584-3896 to reserve a pair of snowshoes.

State Parks Taking Reservations for Open House Weekend

PIERRE, S.D. – Finding the perfect campsite at one of South Dakota’s state parks and recreation areas will be easier this spring, thanks to a new online feature provided by the Department of Game, Fish and Parks.  State Park Director Doug Hofer said campers can now see full-color images of most individual campsites within the park system by visiting www.sdparks.info. The new feature is especially useful when using the state’s campsite reservation system, which will kick into high gear in a few days.

Still Time for Deer Donations in January

PIERRE, S.D.—Hunters still have plenty of opportunities for making donations of antlerless deer to the Sportsmen Against Hunger program.“There are a variety of deer seasons still open for the taking of antlerless deer,” said Sportsmen Against Hunger President Jeff Olson. “These antlerless only seasons offer hunters the opportunity to get back out in the field with friends, help out landowners by thinning the herd and donate a gift of deer meat to those less fortunate.”  West River, East River and National Wildlife Refuge deer seasons are open Jan. 1 through Jan. 9 for the taking of antlerless deer only.

MOUNTAIN LION KILLED IN MINER COUNTY
A female mountain lion was hot and killed late Monday by a landowner near Howard, in Miner County , Ron Schauer, Regional Game Manager for SD Game, Fish and Parks, said.  Farm Dogs had the lion cornered under a grainery, Schauer said.  The cat was in a defensive mode and had slightly injured one of the landowner’s dogs.  Game, Fish and Parks Conservation officer Jeremy Roe investigated the situation and concluded the shooting was justified, due to the protection of the landowner’s property and livestock.

New Survey Looks at Wildlife on Private Lands
PIERRE, S.D.—A Game, Fish and Parks Department survey of landowners’ opinions about wildlife on their property offered some surprising results. After years of hearing about the state’s booming deer population, the majority of landowners who responded to the survey in Hughes, Roberts, Grant and Ziebach counties said they didn’t have enough white-tailed deer on their property.  That was one of the findings of the Wildlife on Private Lands Status Report recently released by the S.D. Game, Fish and Parks Department. “The data in the report is non-scientific,” according to Larry Gigliotti, GFP planning coordinator/human dimensions specialist

Mobridge Ice Fishing Tournament-RESULTS

Public Lands to Host Resident-Only Pheasant Season

PIERRE, S.D.—South Dakotans eager to get in the field or avoid the opening day crowds can fulfill both of those wishes during the three-day resident-only pheasant hunting season Oct. 13-Oct. 15.Held a week before the traditional pheasant opener, the resident-only season was established by the S.D. Game, Fish and Parks Commission as a means for South Dakotans to avoid the congestion that’s often present on opening day. “The state’s public lands normally have an abundant population of pheasants and the same is true this year,” said Acting GFP Wildlife Division Director George Vandel,

Classifieds Are Here!
We are excited to finally announce that we have officially launched the new customized Outdoor Classifieds for the Total Outdoor Network.  The new classifieds sites are branded TonsOfClass.com and we have created 5 distinct sites for each geographic region that the Total Outdoor Network currently covers.  We are also excited to continue our partnership with the BismanOnline group and TonsOfClass works off the same system and has a familiar usage and feel. The new classifieds sites are branded TonsOfClass.com and we have created 5 distinct sites for each geographic region that the Total Outdoor Network currently covers.

Hunters No Longer Need Federal Sandhill Crane Permit
PIERRE, S.D.—Hunters getting ready for the sandhill crane hunting season will find that they no longer need to obtain a free federal permit. A change in requirements allows properly licensed hunters to take part in the season without the federal permit. Resident hunters can use the same license they use for pheasant hunting plus the S.D. Migratory Bird Certificate. Nonresident are properly licensed if they have a nonresident small game or a nonresident waterfowl license. Those who use the nonresident small game license will also need the S.D. Migratory Bird Certificate.

Habitat at Risk as Pheasant Population Soars
Brood count surveys by the S.D. Game, Fish and Parks Department show an estimated pheasant population that handily surpasses the 40-year high mark set in 2005. The stunning population growth is due to a variety of factors, most notably favorable weather conditions for the pheasant hatch and brood-rearing and a wealth of habitat where pheasants can thrive.  “Unfortunately, that habitat--and consequently the pheasant population it shelters--is in danger of fading from the landscape,” according to GFP Secretary Jeff Vonk.

South Dakota’s Teachers Go WILD

PIERRE,S.D.--South Dakota’s educators are enthusiastically taking advantage of free curriculum guides and training which provides hands-on activities for use in the classroom. “We’re excited about the level of interest and participation in Project WILD efforts over the past year,” said Chad Tussing, education services coordinator for the S.D. Game, Fish and Parks Department and coordinator of Project WILD for South Dakota.Sixteen training workshops were held for 250 educations from July 2006 through June 2007. Project WILD materials and information were also promoted at several conferences and in-services throughout the state. An effort is currently under way to connect Project WILD activities to state

South Dakota Outdoor Expo Coming May 2008!
Whether you have never been on a camping trip or if you are an active outdoor enthusiast who wants to pick up a few new skills, you won’t want to miss the first-ever South Dakota Outdoor Expo!  The SD Outdoor Expo will introduce thousands of families and children to the outdoors. Through hands-on activities, children and families can learn how to shoot a gun, cast a fishing line, cook over a campfire, attract birds and wildlife and dozens of other

Lake Sharpe Smallmouth Bass Study Update Available on GFP Web site

PIERRE, S.D.--Smallmouth bass regulations for Lake Sharpe were changed in 2003 as part of a new management objective and progress toward that objective is being annually monitored. A preliminary report on changes in the Lake Sharpe fishery during the first four years of those regulations is currently available on the S.D. Game, Fish and Parks Department Web site at http://www.sdgfp.info/Wildlife/fishing/LakeSharpe/Sharpebass.pdf. 
Length limits for smallmouth bass on Sharpe have been in effect since 2003 and require all bass equal to or longer than 12 inches and less than 18 inches to be immediately released.

High Plains Wildlife Association Kids Fishing Day
Sunny skies, mild temperatures and light breezes greeted the 163 kids, ranging in age from 2-16 years of age that registered for the 33^rd Annual High Plains Wildlife Association Kids Fishing Day at Farm Island Recreation Area on Saturday Mar 19^th. Sunny skies, mild temperatures and light breezes greeted the 163 kids, ranging in age from 2-16 years of age that registered for the 33^rd Annual High Plains Wildlife Association Kids

1st Annual Border Walleye Challenge
A challenge walleye tournament between MN & SD with a normal tournament payout plus over $500 in cash drawings going to the all contestants of the state with the most individuals in the top 10 and over $500 in bonus cash for multiple fun prizes.
 *MN & SD Governors are invited 
 *Ort. Mayor & Big Stone City Mayor will be present and competing on the Eahtonka II 
 *A traveling trophy for the winning state will travel between Schmidt’s Landing and Bud’s Bait.

Warmer Conditions Herald Return of Snow Geese

PIERRE, S.D.—One of the first sure signs of spring in South Dakota is the return of the snow geese. As weather warms in March, the geese are making their way through South Dakota.  Hunters who want to take part in the Spring Light Goose Conservation Order can keep track of the birds’ progress through South Dakota by calling the Snow Goose Hotline administered by Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge. The number is (605) 885-6401. Information about the birds can also be found on the S.D. Game, Fish and Parks Department Web site at www.sdgfp.info.

Twelve Schools Selected for Archery Pilot Program

PIERRE, S.D.--Twelve schools have been selected across the state of South Dakota to participate in the National Archery in the Schools pilot program.  The National Archery in the Schools Program is a cooperative effort between conservation agencies, education departments, school systems, archery organizations and private archery enthusiasts. The South Dakota effort is spearheaded by the S.D. Department of Game, Fish and Parks in cooperation with the S.D. Department of Education. The Archery Trade Association is providing critical funding for much of the equipment to be used during the pilot school project.

TEAM OUTDOORS TV

It’s show time on the Sportsman Channel. Fishing and outdoor enthusiasts will be able to continue their celebration of the New Year with new shows starting each Wednesday of the popular new show called Team Outdoors TV by Lowrance.

  The new show is a multi-species fishing show that will air on The Sportsman Channel starting in January and running for twenty-six weeks. We will be fishing for Salmon in Alaska, trophy Walleye & Pike in Canada and chasing Tuna and Marlin in Mexico.

Mobridge Ice Tourney Results

SDO Welcomes Blue Blanket Creek Lodge
Owners, Gregg and Marsha Hubner are confident that this move will help to increase their presence of being a luxurious lodging establishment with all the amenities for a solitude outdoors experience. “Our lodge is geared for groups of four or more that want an economical place to stay, can hunt and fish on their own schedule, and still have all the amenities of home. Families and couples just love it,” stated Hubner

Oahe Walleye Possession Limit Will Be Eight

SPEARFISH, S.D.—The walleye possession limit on Lake Oahe will go from 12 to eight at the first of the year. The change was endorsed by the S.D. Game, Fish and Parks Commission at its November meeting in Spearfish.Except for Lake Oahe, the walleye possession limit throughout South Dakota is eight, to include walleye, sauger, saugeye or any combination. Fisheries staff had recommended the change to make the system uniform across the state.  Commissioners acknowledged the financial hardships Lake Oahe businesses were dealing with during a period of drought, low water levels and high gas prices.

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Walleye Possession Limit Change on Oahe Considered
ABERDEEN, S.D.—After a lengthy discussion, the S.D. Game Fish and Parks Commission agreed to consider a fisheries staff recommendation to lower the walleye possession limit on Lake Oahe from 12 walleyes to eight.The commission took the action at its October meeting held in Aberdeen . The proposal will be the subject of a public hearing at the commission’s Nov. 16 meeting in Spearfish where it could also be finalized.

Resident-only Pheasant Season Oct. 14-16
PIERRE, S.D.—Residents eager for the start of the pheasant season can sharpen their hunting skills this weekend during the resident-only pheasant season Oct. 14 through Oct. 16. The season was established by the Game, Fish and Parks Commission as a way to provide residents with the opportunity to hunt public lands free of competition from nonresident hunters.“This season represents an opportunity for residents to enjoy some of the finest wing-shooting in North

Youth Pheasant Season to Open Saturday, Oct. 7

PIERRE, S.D.—Youth will be served on Saturday as young hunters get the first shot at the state’s pheasant population. The state’s two-day youth pheasant season will be held on Saturday, Oct. 7 and Sunday, Oct. 8. Shooting hours are noon Central Daylight Time until sunset both days. Pheasant hunting is open to eligible young hunters statewide on private and public land including Lacreek National Wildlife Refuge. During this short season, all public road rights-of-way will be closed to hunting except for those adjacent to public lands.

FLW Championship All Set For Pierre, SD - Results
The walleye fishing world is making a strong statement to the quality of fishing of the Missouri River’s Lake Oahe for hosting yet another world class walleye tournament, as well as pointing out the treasure South Dakota has in it’s powerhouse reservoir. The 2006 FLW Walleye Championship is geared up with action starting Wednesday, October 4th on Lake Oahe out of Pierre, SD.  Earlier this summer, Lake Oahe hosted the In-Fisherman Professional Walleye out of Mobridge, SD and next week the Missouri River will also host the In-Fisherman Professional Walleye Trail Championship

Start of Antelope Season Significant for West River Deer Hunters, Too

PIERRE, S.D.—Hunters with antlerless West River deer tags are reminded that the start of the prairie antelope season on Sept. 30 is a significant date for them, too.“Antlerless West River deer tags are valid in their respective units during the prairie antelope season,” said Game, Fish and Parks License Office Supervisor Scott Simpson. “Hunters with West River antlerless tags will be able to hunt for deer during the Sept. 30 to Oct. 15 antelope season.”  Buck

Hunting Handbooks Available Now

PIERRE, S.D.—The 2006 Hunting and Trapping Handbook is now available at S.D. Game, Fish and Parks Department offices throughout the state.“Hunters will be able to get the latest edition of the handbook before the start of most major hunting seasons,” said GFP Communications Manager Chuck Schlueter.  The handbook is a useful resource listing hunting laws and regulations, license requirements, seasons, shooting hours and shot requirements.  “Hunters will be able to get the latest edition of the handbook before the start of most major hunting seasons,” said GFP Communications Manager Chuck Schlueter

SDO Welcomes Corey Schuh As New SDO Staffer
My outdoor excursions started at a very early age fishing for sunnies and other small pan fish with my dad. Boy, how simple was it back then fishing with a red and white round cork, plain Aberdeen hook, and a night crawler! Next, the first BB gun showed up under the tree for Christmas one year, and the desire to hunt became a welcomed fondness. Who doesn’t remember their first gun? From those early experiences came the passion (or obsession in some cases!) for hunting, fishing

Grouse Season to Open This Weekend

PIERRE, S.D. – With the recent severe drought conditions experienced across the majority of grouse range in South Dakota, biologists have studied what this means for the outlook of grouse hunting this 2006 fall season that opens Saturday, Sept. 16. According to Game, Fish and Parks Regional Wildlife Manager Andy Lindbloom of Pierre, sharp-tailed grouse and prairie chicken populations in South Dakota are monitored primarily by lek surveys, hunter

Processing Certificates Make Deer Meat Donations Easier

PIERRE, S.D.—A new program instituted this year will make it easier for South Dakota hunters to donate game to the needy.  Deer hunters will be eligible for a $30 certificate to assist in paying the costs of processing a donated antlerless deer. Funding for the certificates has been made available through a combination of donations and South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department license revenue.  “Everyone wins with this program,” said Jeff Olson, Rapid City, president of South Dakota Sportsmen Against Hunger and a member of the GFP Commission. “Hunters win because they don’t have to bear the full cost of processing. Landowners win because of the likelihood

SD GFP News - Boaters must be vigilant about thunderstorms
PIERRE, S.D.—Dry conditions across the state have resulted in lightning strikes starting fires. While landowners must be watchful when storm clouds loom, so must those folks who are trying to take some respite from the heat on their local lake or river.  “The only thing that’s predictable about thunderstorms is their unpredictability,” said Curt Robertson, boating safety coordinator for the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Department. “Boaters caught on the water during a thunderstorm must take additional precautions to protect themselves.”

Pollock Couples Walleye Tournament
Pollock, SD…Grab your significant other, the fishing poles, and whatever else that allows you to have fun in the boat fishing, because this Sunday, August 6^th, The Sand Bar in Pollock, SD is holding their Couples Walleye Fishing Tournament on Lake Oahe.   This is a two person team format walleye fishing tournament with only a $50 entry fee and a 100% payout. Fishing hours will start at 7am Sunday morning and

Mobridge PWT Results

For the next three days, professional walleye anglers will be giving it their best on Lake Oahe out of Mobridge, SD in search of the winning fish that will capture them 1st place and $55,000 for the Lowrance Pro Am In-Fisherman Professional Walleye Trail.  

Two Fishing Records For Nebraska Man
PIERRE, S.D.—A Nebraska man’s skill with a bow and arrow has earned him two new entries in the South Dakota fishing record book.Marlyn Wiebelhaus of Wynot, Neb., got his first record fish on May 18 on Lake Yankton when he landed a 5-pound gizzard shad. The fish was 21 inches long and had a girth of 15 1/18 inches.  Wiebelhaus made his second entry into the S.D. record book when he landed a 4-pound, 8-ounce white sucker on June 7. That fish was taken from the Missouri River near Yankton.

World Walleye Association To Stop on Lake Oahe, Mobridge
Mobridge, SD….Summer fishing in the Mobridge area means tournament time for many anglers in and around South Dakota. Of course it’s easy to have tournament after tournament when the fishing is as hot as it has been, and anglers like to get involved when the walleyes are on a tear. That shouldn’t change for the World Walleye Association’s tournament stop on Lake Oahe out of Mobridge, SD to be held Sunday, July 16^th, 2006.  Having a Sunday tournament gives anglers the chance

28th Annual Pollock Men's Club Walleye Tournament - Results

Lowrance Pro Team - Mobridge Final Results
Mobridge, SD…The Final day of the Lowrance Pro Team Yar-Craft Boats Challenge on Lake Oahe got off to a slow start with Director, Billy Brenton holding back the final day contestants due to old Mother Nature as she carried over some unanswered questions from day two. Day two faced anglers with 30-40 mph winds and day three was forecasting even stronger with the possibility of strong thunderstorms. After about an hour wait, the decision was made to let the final day go on.

Lowrance Pro Team - Mobridge Day Two Results

Lowrance Pro Team-Mobridge Day Two Results

Lake Oahe PWT Gives Amateures The Chance To Learn From The Best on The Best
Mobridge, SD…When this year’s PWT regional open stops at South Dakota’s Lake Oahe at Mobridge July 26-28th, anglers should experience some of the best fishing of the year. Quality and quantities of fish will once again be at an all time high, with large numbers of 20 inch (and larger) walleyes roaming the 250 mile long Lake Oahe. So what is so great about fishing the Lowrance Pro-Am on this reservoir? As large as Lake Oahe is, it has one of most consistent catch rates on the PWT Regional tour

Casino Cup Walleye Tournament - Results
Mobridge SD - The Grand River Casino & Resort, located directly west across Lake Oahe from Mobridge, South Dakota, provides enjoyment and excitement throughout the year while playing host to many indoor and outdoor events. Grand River Casino is also known for its well organized casino walleye tournament that is held every year in Mobridge on Lake Oahe. This years casino cup tournament will be held June 3-4 on Lake Oahe.

2006 Wolves on Water Results

Hermosa Fishing Club Multi Species Fishing Tournament
All teams may consist of up to 3 people.  Teams may weigh 7 fish total, consisting of 3 walleye, 3 bass, 1 catfish.  Prizes will be awarded to team with the most total weight.  There will be an award for the team with the heaviest fish of each species weighed in the tournament.  Weigh ins and the rules meeting will be held at the Horsehead Boat Launch pending water levels.  If the water level is too low, plan to meet and launch from the north boat ramp.
Entry Forms will be available at:

2006 Cedar Shore Tournament Results
Saturday, May 6th marked the much anticipated Cedar Shores Resort Walleye Tournament and was held on Lake Francis Case out of Chamberlain, SD.  Over 100 teams competed in the two day event.  1068 walleyes were brought to the scales proving that walleye numbers on Lake Francis Case are healthy as well as the size of the fish.  When it was all said and done, Chad and Jess Schilling of Akaska, SD had the winning basket weighing in a 16 fish limit of 34.46lbs.  This is the second week in a row that Chad Schilling

Pollock to Host WWA