Geist - 2006 Open Team Snowball Tournament by WhiteRiver BassMasters

2006 Open Team Snowball Tournament

November 19th 2006
Geist, Olio Road Ramp

Rules:
-No alcoholic beverages or illegal substances will be permitted before or during tournament hours.
-Entry fee for the tournament will be $20 with an optional $10 Big Bass Pot. Payout will be 100% and is based on the number of entries.
-Entries will be accepted up to 45 minutes prior to takeoff. Starting position will be based on order of registration. Pre-registration is preferred if possible.
- Tournament hours will be safe daylight for a duration of 8 hours. Details will be available on website.
- Anglers are required to stay in their boat for the entire duration of a tournament except in the case of an emergency. Fishing from the bank is not permitted.
- Tournament directors will always weigh-in last, and have another participant weigh their catch.
- All boats must have a working “kill switch” for the combustion engine, aerated operating live wells with enough capacity to fully sustain a limit of healthy bass. All participants must wear lifejackets and have a properly functioning “kill switch” attached anytime the combustion engine is running.
- Horsepower of your boat may not exceed the maximum horsepower regulations set by the U.S. Coast Guard in their ruling of November 1972. All other safety and boating regulations must be adhered to in all instances. Failure to comply with these regulations could lead to disqualification.
- Only artificial baits may be used to catch bass, with the exception of pork rind. Fish must be caught in a sporting manner. No trolling for fish allowed and only one (1) rod can be used at a time.
- If you are ticketed by the DNR and turned into the Tournament Director, you may be subject to disqualification..
- You must stay 50 yards away from a tied or anchored tournament angler (anchored is considered to be anchored to the bottom and/or tied to an object with the trolling motor up).
- Limit shall be 5 bass (largemouth, small mouth or Kentucky spotted bass) with a minimum length of 14”.
- Dead fish will be weighed but a 1/2 pound penalty will be subtracted per dead fish. No fish will be weighed if the fish appears mangled, mashed or stringer kept. Short fish will not be weighed but there will be a courtesy bump board available.
- Anglers are expected to exhibit high sportsmanship and boating safety standards and be courteous to people on and off the water at all times.

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CoAngler:_________________________________________________________

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If you would like to pre-register, send this form and $20 + $10 Optional Big Bass Pot to:

White River Bassmasters c/o John Green III
3437 Belmar Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46226
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