Mid-Tenn Classic, Change of Rules

After much re-consideration, we have decided to change the limit per boat
from whatever it was, to a 10 fish limit. This of course also means that
each angler can catch and keep 5 bass each.

The second change to the rules is: Spotted bass must be 12" inches or
greater.

Changes to be corrected on the web-site by the end of the day.


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www.midtennclassic.org

Sounds like it will help with less confusion.

"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
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After much re-consideration, we have decided to change the limit per boat
from whatever it was, to a 10 fish limit. This of course also means that
each angler can catch and keep 5 bass each.

The second change to the rules is: Spotted bass must be 12" inches or
greater.

Changes to be corrected on the web-site by the end of the day.


--
www.midtennclassic.org

Ok, but it's still my understanding that there is a daily 30 fish limit
on Crappies over 10"! )

Heavy


Jerry Barton (NervisRek) wrote:
Sounds like it will help with less confusion.

"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
...
After much re-consideration, we have decided to change the limit
per boat
from whatever it was, to a 10 fish limit. This of course also means
that
each angler can catch and keep 5 bass each.

The second change to the rules is: Spotted bass must be 12" inches
or
greater.

Changes to be corrected on the web-site by the end of the day.


--
www.midtennclassic.org

Just a reminder fellows, the restaurant doesn't open until Memorial weekend,
so we'll need something to throw on the grille, like Crappies, Walleyes,
etc. The lodge area does have a couple of small grilles outside of the
cabins, so if anyone wants to drag a throwaway grille with them, we'll need
it. Everyone should plan on bringing sandwich stuff for the day, and snacks
from the local grocery stores, and of course anything you care to drink.


"Heavy" wrote in message
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Ok, but it's still my understanding that there is a daily 30 fish limit
on Crappies over 10"! )

Heavy


Jerry Barton (NervisRek) wrote:
Sounds like it will help with less confusion.

"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
...
After much re-consideration, we have decided to change the limit
per boat
from whatever it was, to a 10 fish limit. This of course also means
that
each angler can catch and keep 5 bass each.

The second change to the rules is: Spotted bass must be 12" inches
or
greater.

Changes to be corrected on the web-site by the end of the day.


--
www.midtennclassic.org

You can cook in the cabins but the closest store I know of is a convenience
type store at the entrance to the park.The first time I went over there to
trout fish I thought I would just grab a burger or something,ended up eating
crackers all day.
Fresh trout are available below the dam and can be caught quickly with
salmon eggs.
"Jerry Barton (NervisRek)" wrote in message
...
Just a reminder fellows, the restaurant doesn't open until Memorial
weekend,
so we'll need something to throw on the grille, like Crappies, Walleyes,
etc. The lodge area does have a couple of small grilles outside of the
cabins, so if anyone wants to drag a throwaway grille with them, we'll
need
it. Everyone should plan on bringing sandwich stuff for the day, and
snacks
from the local grocery stores, and of course anything you care to drink.


"Heavy" wrote in message
oups.com...

Ok, but it's still my understanding that there is a daily 30 fish limit
on Crappies over 10"! )

Heavy


Jerry Barton (NervisRek) wrote:
Sounds like it will help with less confusion.

"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
...
After much re-consideration, we have decided to change the limit
per boat
from whatever it was, to a 10 fish limit. This of course also means
that
each angler can catch and keep 5 bass each.

The second change to the rules is: Spotted bass must be 12" inches
or
greater.

Changes to be corrected on the web-site by the end of the day.


--
www.midtennclassic.org

But you have to buy an additional license to fish for trout.


"Bass_Mr." wrote in message
ink.net...
Fresh trout are available below the dam and can be caught quickly with
salmon eggs.

On Wed, 6 Apr 2005 08:22:50 -0500, "Charles B. Summers"
sent into the ether:

After much re-consideration, we have decided to change the limit per boat
from whatever it was, to a 10 fish limit. This of course also means that
each angler can catch and keep 5 bass each.

The second change to the rules is: Spotted bass must be 12" inches or
greater.

Changes to be corrected on the web-site by the end of the day.

Well that pretty much leaves the Sponge with it's small livewell out
of the running for use during the tourney.

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Bring it anyway Dan...


"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
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Well that pretty much leaves the Sponge with it's small livewell out
of the running for use during the tourney.

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I will.

On Wed, 6 Apr 2005 16:54:55 -0600, "Charles B. Summers"
sent into the ether:

Bring it anyway Dan...


"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
wrote in message
...

Well that pretty much leaves the Sponge with it's small livewell out
of the running for use during the tourney.

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Fish!!!



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Charles B. Summers wrote:


The second change to the rules is: Spotted bass must be 12" inches or
greater.

CRAP! that leaves me out of the running....
pat