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teardrop tournaments

Started by kgr624, April 24, 2006, 11:20:45 AM

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kgr624

Does anyone know how much the entry fees are for the teardrop tournaments? Just wondering can't find it on the web page.
Your either getting better or worse you never just stay the same

Dan

All the information is on the teardropbass.com website. You need to click on the blue rules link and you find all the pertinent information. If you have any other questions give me a holler I answer all the emails for the webpage and maintain the page.

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djkimmel

What is the entry this year? I know you posted this already a couple times on other threads, but my brain is full right now and some stuff fell out...

Help stop invasive spcies. Don't move fish between unconnected bodies of water. Clean, drain and dry your boat before launching on another water body.
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Dan

The Tear Drop requires everyone that fishes one tourney or all to pay a $30 per person entry fee. The membership fee is waived if you find an ad buyer for our flyer. They do that because the tournaments are 100% pay back. There is a $50 Jackpot fee if you plan on fishing all the tournaments and try to qualify for the $5,000 Classic Jackpot. Each tournament has a $60 per event entry fee. Included in the $60 is a $10 big bass pot entry. I have flyers if anyone wants one.
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