Mid-Tenn Classic on Lake Barkley?

Oh yeah! I've seen some of those nice Georgia lakes on TV

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"Jerry "NervisRek" Barton" wrote in message
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Don't forget, we still have Georgia (Ronnie's) for a Southern Classic
venue.

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"Charles B. Summers" (remove extra dot)
wrote in message ...
Yeah... but you only attend one of them. There is some people that
don't
make the drive to Wisconsin, nor can make it to Okeechobee (God only
knows
why anyone want to miss the Big O!), so let's not rule out this
thing.
Anyway, who says this couldn't be the location for the 6th Annual
Southern
Classic? (Formerly known as the Mid-Tenn Classic)

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"Dave Norton" wrote in message
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I would welcome a Mid-Tenn. at Barkley. But as has been pointed
out many
times ,we seem to be able to handle only two tourneys per year.
These
events
do require a considerable amount of planning.

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"Jerry "NervisRek" Barton" wrote in
message
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As long as it doesn't interfere with the "Southern Classic", and
it's
not to close to the same time period.
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"Justin Hires" wrote in message
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Anyone interested in a tournment at Lake Barkley?
Where the fish are plentiful! Largemouth, Smallmouth, KY bass.
The lake has a 15" size limit on Largemouth, Smallmouth. No
size
limit
on Ky's. A 6 fish limit. Yea, no slot limits..LOL! Barkley is
known
for it's Big Largemouth.
The lake is 58,000 some odd acres at summer pool.
It consists of, much chunk rock, peegravel, bolders, stumps,
laydowns, docks,
off shore humps etc.

We would go out of Eddy Creek. Which is easy access to the
creek,
main lake,
canal, and KY lake.

As far as accomodations: There are many places to stay on the
lake,
near
the lake etc. Fair prices and nice rooms.

If you're looking for Lake Barkly on the map..(Eddy Creek) it
is in
Eddyville
Kentucky, 40 miles from Paducah. The western part of Kentucky.

Also, you can checkout www.Kentuckylake.com. It has fishing
reports,
lake levels
etc.

Date to be determined...

All in favor??

2 hours from Nashville, and I think Justin has about a 4 hours drive. Not a
bad drive when the fish are co-operative. If not a full blown Southern
Classic... maybe we can get a nice size group there for a weekend, but I
still think it'd be a great lake or lakes to hold a tournament!

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"Brad Coovert" wrote in message
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I'd vote for Barkley. Our club fishes there each spring. Great lake and
only
5 hours from me.

Brad
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Don't forget, we still have Georgia (Ronnie's) for a Southern Classic
venue.

I will set that up any year you want - but it may be further for a lot of
folks, if that is a problem. Seems like most of our fishermen come to the
classics from north of here.
Ronnie

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Everything except Florida is North of you isn't it Ronnie?

"RGarri7470" wrote in message
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Don't forget, we still have Georgia (Ronnie's) for a Southern Classic
venue.

I will set that up any year you want - but it may be further for a lot of
folks, if that is a problem. Seems like most of our fishermen come to the
classics from north of here.
Ronnie

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Everything except Florida is North of you isn't it Ronnie?


yep, but there is a fair amount of land west of me, too. Not many folks in
this group come to classics from that area.
Ronnie

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Yeah... where's the guys from the west?

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"RGarri7470" wrote in message
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Everything except Florida is North of you isn't it Ronnie?


yep, but there is a fair amount of land west of me, too. Not many folks
in
this group come to classics from that area.
Ronnie

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Not everyone gets time off from theirs day jobs like you do , Charles! Some
of us actually must try to work for a living. As I said I would support a
Classic at Barkley as long a there is enough "real" partcipation!

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"Charles B. Summers" (remove extra dot) wrote in
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2 hours from Nashville, and I think Justin has about a 4 hours drive. Not
a
bad drive when the fish are co-operative. If not a full blown Southern
Classic... maybe we can get a nice size group there for a weekend, but I
still think it'd be a great lake or lakes to hold a tournament!

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"Brad Coovert" wrote in message
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I'd vote for Barkley. Our club fishes there each spring. Great lake
and
only
5 hours from me.

Brad
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These things don't have to get complicated.... just name a lake, a ramp or
marina, and a date and time and see who shows up. No need to make big plans,
gather gifts and prizes, etc.... just show up, throw a few bucks in a fruit
jar, fish, and winner takes all. Simple.

Barkley is within easy reach (2-4 hours drive) of probably 20 or 30 guys in
this newsgroup, and a get-together there would probably be pretty well
attended. As long as it's not too close to the Southern Classic on
Okeechobee near the end of April or the NW Classic at Rhinelander, then I'm
game.

TNBass

Yeah... where's the guys from the west?

When I say west, I am talking Alabama, Miss, Louisanna and maybe some of the
more northern areas like Missouri. And I am north of parts of South Carolina.
Ronnie

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I mean... when it comes to the tournaments/get-togethers, where's our
western members? We need to get more of them involved.

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"RGarri7470" wrote in message
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Yeah... where's the guys from the west?

When I say west, I am talking Alabama, Miss, Louisanna and maybe some of
the
more northern areas like Missouri. And I am north of parts of South
Carolina.
Ronnie

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