monday morning @taylorsville?

anyone here by chance fish the momday morning @ taylorsville?the reason i ask is because i fished it today for the first time and the guy on the intercom never said your token must be in the bucket at 11,all he said was you must be in by 11 too weigh in .my fishin buddy and i trailered the boat at 1030 with about a 2.5 and waited till 11 to go weigh it and they refused b/c we had our token and the said thing is we got too his truck and it was 1102 after we waalked the fish down and came back too the truck seems that we got screwed and not in a good way !which i said it was my first time and also the last

Sorry for your problem, I haven't fished that tourny but every one i have you must have your token,chip or number back in before weigh in time. We lost one because my partner forgot to turn ours in. My advice if you fish a tourny is to be awear of and abide by all the rules for that tourny.

I fished they announced before the tournament started that you must have your chip in the can by 11. Took 4.66 to win 2.5 wouldn't get a check. Every tournament I have ever fished you must check in/chip in before time expires.

Jerry Cole

I was there and heard Him specifically state chips must be in the can by 11:00 A.M., just like all other tourneys I fish. Monday A.M. tourneys are ran by some great guy's that have been doing it a long time.

what time does it start and where do you register, and what is the cost?

thanks






dont know why my post went to the top?

Skeeter: Tournament runs Monday mornings 7AM-11 AM Est. Sign up at Settlers Trace Grocery from 5.30 till 6.30, launch and livewell check at Possum Ridge ramp. $25 per boat. Make sure you read all rules as you fill out entry form. 1 fish per boat.

thanks for the info kybass1

I also was there and it was announced chips must be in can by 11.00 a.m. I think it is also stated in the written rules. This is a very well run tournament that has been going for several years with a lot of success and participation. It is the responsibility of anyone who enters a tournament to make themselves familiar with the rules before they pay the entry fee. If you feel you got "screwed" you did it to yourself.