Weather Looking Better
Well, last week’s weather was awful. Anglers coming into the store slowed to a trickle as the rain (snow?) and wind kept them off the river and lake and inside the house.
And when they did get out, anglers made the barometric pressure argument – changing barometer, fish are lockjawed. Could it be true? Leave a comment below…
These words regarding upcoming muskie season tourneys from MOMC:
Opening day of Muskie season is less than 30 days away! With that, brings the annual Joe LePage Classic. This year, we are pleased to announce, that Sun-Up Marina, on the Salt River, in Chesterfield, MI, will be hosting the tournament.
There will be a catered dinner for M.O.M.C. members and guest members, on Sunday, June 6th. The hours for the scales are: Saturday, June 5th: 0900-2000 and Sunday, June 6th: 0900-1500.
A reminder to please have your Joe LePage side-bet fees in by NO LATER than Thursday, June 3rd. Hope to see everyone there.
The annual SOM Derby will be held on June 21st and 22ndat the GPYC. Monday night’s agenda includes the Captain’s Meeting, a barbeque dinner and the telling of fish stories.
Tuesday, the day starts with a continental breakfast at 0700. Fishing begins at 0900 with lines out at 1500 with dinner and an auction/raffle to follow.
For more information regarding M.O.M.C. membership, please email Adam at heinrich_77@hotmail.com
Reminder: Keep your minnow receipts. When buying minnows in Michigan you must keep your receipt. It should have a bait fish certification number and lot number printed on it. You must show your receipt to a DNR officer if asked for it; a fine can result in not having one. This is to try to help with the spread of VHS virus. Remember: You cannot take live minnows into Canada. Dead ones are OK though.
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