Fishing School @ Pittsburg Marine

[ranger1]

We are having our 3rd annual Fishing School starting Tuesday evening December 1st @ 7pm. Shad Schanck & Mike Devere will be our guest speakers. The second night will be December 8th and will be our Tournament Night with Mike Hale from FLW Outdoors, Jeremy Atwood from Fishers of Men, and Donnie Keeton of Ky. Bass Federation. All three of these gentlemen will be talking about their respected tournament trails and where they can take you as a tournament fisherman. Also guest speaker Tom Mann Jr will be here that night. The third night on December 15 will be Military Appreciation Night with National Guard Pro Jonathan Newton as guest speaker, plus Fuzzy Lambert with Humminbird will be here to do a power point presentation on Humminbird Electronics. Then the final night will be December 22 starting at 5pm which will be Swap Night, clean out your boat & garage and bring your old tackle with you to horse trade with everyone else. Then after the swaping is over our guest speaker will be Charlie Hartley. No admission just a lot of fun!! If you have any questions you can contact us at 800-257-3852 or by email at [email protected]
God Bless & Good Fishin,
David Oliver

[Les Young]

Sounds like a lot of informative fun. Are you saying it's all free or just the swapmeet??? I'm very interested as a buddy is as well & we all know what kind of jig fisherman Mike Devere is. Hope to be able to attend. Thanks

[ranger1]

Sounds like a lot of informative fun. Are you saying it's all free or just the swapmeet??? I'm very interested as a buddy is as well & we all know what kind of jig fisherman Mike Devere is. Hope to be able to attend. Thanks

No addmission on any of it!!! If you never came you should try to make it. Everyone has a good time. After the first speaker we always break about 15 minutes so you a can tinkle, have a cold pop along with a cookie or something all at no charge. Plus you can tell all the fishing stories you want!!!

[Les Young]

We'll be there barring any unforseen circumstances. It's good to know that there is such a thing so close to home. Well not that close, but I live south of Stanford so it wont be that big of deal to drive down there. Glad to know that someone is trying to bring something worthwhile & interesting to the area. Thanks