Cullin on Boom Lake

"WARREN WOLK" wrote in message
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Yup, the dream might become a reality:

A longstanding state law that prohibits culling in Wisconsin might be
lifted, pending the outcome of a study by the Department of Natural
Resources. Wisconsin Bass Federation president Mike Hoffman said the
outcome will likely boil down to a battle between those who support
tournament fishing and those who are against it. Click here to read more
about the issue on BassFanArmy.com.

I, for one, am dyin to get back on Boom & do some culling lol.

WW

Does Wisconsin require a permit for tournament fishing? If it doesn't could
this new adjustment to regs lead to requiring one?


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"WARREN WOLK" wrote in message
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Yup, the dream might become a reality:

A longstanding state law that prohibits culling in Wisconsin might be
lifted, pending the outcome of a study by the Department of Natural
Resources. Wisconsin Bass Federation president Mike Hoffman said the
outcome will likely boil down to a battle between those who support
tournament fishing and those who are against it. Click here to read more
about the issue on BassFanArmy.com.

I, for one, am dyin to get back on Boom & do some culling lol.

WW

Does Wisconsin require a permit for tournament fishing? If it doesn't
could this new adjustment to regs lead to requiring one?

Wisconsin does require tournament permits once they are above a certain
size. This number is determined by number participants and the value of the
prizes awarded. Most smaller tournaments such as the Northwoods Classic
don't require a permit.
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G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

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"WARREN WOLK" wrote in message
news46Dg.3880$hH1.95@trnddc08...
Yup, the dream might become a reality:

A longstanding state law that prohibits culling in Wisconsin might be
lifted, pending the outcome of a study by the Department of Natural
Resources. Wisconsin Bass Federation president Mike Hoffman said the
outcome will likely boil down to a battle between those who support
tournament fishing and those who are against it. Click here to read more
about the issue on BassFanArmy.com.

I, for one, am dyin to get back on Boom & do some culling lol.

WW

Does Wisconsin require a permit for tournament fishing? If it doesn't
could this new adjustment to regs lead to requiring one?

Wisconsin does require tournament permits once they are above a certain
size. This number is determined by number participants and the value of
the prizes awarded. Most smaller tournaments such as the Northwoods
Classic don't require a permit.


That sounds reasonable... I would sure be interested in seeing the new regs
if I was affected to see how it applies. For instance would the culling
allowed reg only apply to permittted tournaments, or could two guys decide
to go fishing and claim they are having a tournament.



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G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com




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"Bob La Londe" wrote in message SNIP

Does Wisconsin require a permit for tournament fishing? If it doesn't
could this new adjustment to regs lead to requiring one?

Wisconsin does require tournament permits once they are above a certain
size. This number is determined by number participants and the value of
the prizes awarded. Most smaller tournaments such as the Northwoods
Classic don't require a permit.


That sounds reasonable... I would sure be interested in seeing the new
regs if I was affected to see how it applies. For instance would the
culling allowed reg only apply to permittted tournaments, or could two
guys decide to go fishing and claim they are having a tournament.

From what I've read in the preliminary regulations, culling would only be
allowed in permitted tournaments. So, your scenario would still be a
violation of the state's "No Culling" regulations.

If the new ruling does go into effect, then participants in the Northwoods
Classic would be able to cull, providing I as tournament director, applied
for and received a permit.
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Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

All this stuff about culling... damn.

The only thing this is going to do me is keep me on the water longer. If
we're not allowed to cull again this year, I'm planning on being off of the
lake around noon enjoying a nice fatty cheeseburger and beer at that little
lakeside bar.


"WARREN WOLK" wrote in message
news46Dg.3880$hH1.95@trnddc08...
Yup, the dream might become a reality:

A longstanding state law that prohibits culling in Wisconsin might be
lifted, pending the outcome of a study by the Department of Natural
Resources. Wisconsin Bass Federation president Mike Hoffman said the
outcome will likely boil down to a battle between those who support
tournament fishing and those who are against it. Click here to read more
about the issue on BassFanArmy.com.

I, for one, am dyin to get back on Boom & do some culling lol.

WW

Charles Summers wrote:
All this stuff about culling... damn.

The only thing this is going to do me is keep me on the water longer. If
we're not allowed to cull again this year, I'm planning on being off of the
lake around noon enjoying a nice fatty cheeseburger and beer at that little
lakeside bar.

LOL !! Now see, *that's* what I'm talkin' about. If you allow
tourney anglers to cull, Wisconsin bars will go bankrupt ! ;-)

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Ken Fortenberry

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
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Charles Summers wrote:
All this stuff about culling... damn.

The only thing this is going to do me is keep me on the water longer. If
we're not allowed to cull again this year, I'm planning on being off of
the lake around noon enjoying a nice fatty cheeseburger and beer at that
little lakeside bar.

LOL !! Now see, *that's* what I'm talkin' about. If you allow
tourney anglers to cull, Wisconsin bars will go bankrupt ! ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

And the coronary doctors.

There's medication for that... trust me, I've got two of them.



"Calif Bill" wrote in message
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And the coronary doctors.

Cullin on Boom lake, that's funny, hey you never know someone might actually
do it. Tasty burger Charles, yummmm



"Charles Summers" wrote in message
. ..
There's medication for that... trust me, I've got two of them.



"Calif Bill" wrote in message
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And the coronary doctors.