WWA Erie Tourney

  • Anonymous
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    May 3, 2002 at 5:46 pm #1290607

    WORLD WALLEYE ASSOCIATION

    OHIO TEAM CHALLENGE

    HURON BOAT BASIN

    HURON, OHIO

    MAY 5, 2002

    REGISTRATION: SATURDAY – MAY 4TH – 5:30 – 7:00 PM

    MANDATORY RULES MEETING: 7:00PM

    BOAT INSPECTION – MAY 5TH – 6:00AM

    TOURNAMENT HOURS: 7:00AM – 4:00PM

    TOURNAMENT LIMIT: 5-fish/14 inch min.

    TOURNAMENT VHF CHANNEL: 17 (out/in) 16 (while fishing)

    OFFICIAL TOURNAMENT LODGING:

    RIVERSEDGE – 419-433-8000 / 800-947-3400

    FRIDAY – $59/69 street/water

    SATURDAY – $69/79

    Ask for this WWA rate when reserving rooms / boats can be docked overnite on the river at the hotel.

    Anonymous
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    May 17, 2002 at 5:55 pm #258160

    Jason,

    Did you fish this tourney?

    Anonymous
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    May 17, 2002 at 7:12 pm #258162

    Yes, but we didn’t do to well. We have another one coming up the first weekend in June. Hopefully we will get another top two finish!

    Right now my partner and I have:

    2nd place at Catawba

    1st place at Mosqutio Lake

    6th or 7th at the Huron event

    We are off to a pretty good start this season, hopefully we will be able to keep it going. Its pretty tough, there are a lot of good fisherman here in Ohio.

    Jason

    Anonymous
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    May 17, 2002 at 7:28 pm #258163

    You guys are doing real well. Awesome!!

    What other types of bite are you guys experiencing on the other waters? Trolling, jigging, rigging,etc….?

    Good Luck.

    Anonymous
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    May 17, 2002 at 7:49 pm #258165

    Thanks!!

    The weather here has been absolutly terrible the past few weeks. Alot of heavy winds and unstable temperatures. It has really affected the bite here on Erie. A few fish are being caught but the majority of people are pulling one or two a trip. Even the charters are having a tough time, 4-6 fish a trip with 12-16 lines in the water!!

    When we fished the tournament out of Huron, we trolled cranks and harnesses and only pulled a few fish. We marked a TON of fish N/NW of Kelleys Island. When the weather stabilizes here they should turn on.. I can’t wait!!!!

    Mosquito Lake is one of those inland lakes where everything catches fish. We did a little trolling there with leadcore and cranks but ended up switching to lindy rigged crawlers and jigs with crawlers or minnows. We caught over 50 fish a day but had to pick through the dinks to put a basket together.

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