Fond Du Lac, WI - Lake Francis Case is the site of the fourth stop in the World Walleye Association South Dakota Team Challenge to be held on Sunday May 9th 2004.
The South Dakota Team Challenge anglers were at Francis Case for the first stop of the year.
Bob Klosterman and Dan Palli one the first event by a mere .06 of a pound over Mike Allen and Dave London.
Will Bob and Dan be able to pull a repeat victory or will we have new "Kings of Case"?
This will be the third tournament in two weeks for the South Dakota Team Challenge anglers.
Gary Gray, Professional Walleye Tournament angler from Wisconsin will be the MC for the event.
A live Leaderboard will be running on Walleyefirst.com and WorldWalleye.com as the weigh-in is in progress. This allows people to monitor the results at their computer as the teams come in to the scales.
Registration for the event will be at the Cedar Shores boat ramp in Chamberlain. Registration will be from 6:P.M.-7:00P.M. The rules meeting will follow registration.
Boundaries will be from the Big Bend Dam to the HWY 44 Bridge.
Entry is limited to 100 teams and all teams competing must be members of the WWA.
The WWA is a friendly, fun, and affordable way to participate in the competitive world of walleye fishing. Extensive media coverage of tournament results can be found on www.walleyefirst.com and www.worldwalleye.com along with coverage in the Badger Sportsman Magazine, the official publication of the WWA. Subscriptions to the Badger Sportsmen are included when anglers become members of the WWA.
The WWA also offers a National Championship at the end of the year for qualifying teams.
These are just some of the reasons anglers choose to fish the WWA, "A Tournament Circuit For Fisherman, Run By Fisherman".
The World Walleye Association is sponsored by Yarcraft Boats and OutdoorsFirst Media.
For information on entering this tournament, tournament details, or complete information on the World Walleye Association Team Challenge Events, please visit the WWA website at www.worldwalleye.com or by calling 920-924-2100. |
