Great Job Yesterday

[Mark B]

Guys, I really want to say that I think we did a great job with the weigh-in yesterday.  First of all, the new board looks great, and is a whole lot more user-friendly than the trailer. 

However, I think the real success of yesterday was the weigh-in itself.  Everybody did a great job, at keeping their fish alive so the public could see that tournament fishermen aren't killing all the bass in the lake.  I'm convinced that anyone who watched the weigh-in walked away with a better impression of tournament anglers than they had prior to watching us.  We did a great job, and should strive to have weigh-ins like this at all of our other tournaments.  Great job guys and keep up the good work.

[Kevin m]

I would also like to thank everyone for a great job Sunday, The weigh-in went great , we had allot to do
since the board was new. Also I would like to let you know that I got allot of good reports by the new members in the club. They all felt that they were part of the club and not new.  I know we have great guys in the club and this proves it. Thanks for welcoming them in the club guys.

                                                           Kevin

[Dinkster]

As one of the more Sr. members I'd like to express my feelings as to how the Tournament went last weekend.  First the launching of the boats and getting staged for the ease-off went extremely well, everyone obeyed the 10 mile an hour speed limit and as far as I could see no one cut any other competitor off.  The most impressive actions were later in the day when everyone was playing merry go round.  This was such a small lake and with limited fishing waters people were bound to get into or in front of other boaters.  I saw none of this take place and further I heard nothing about this at the weigh-in.  Everyone was respectful of each other and the water they were fishing.  Great job gentlemen it is a pleasure to compete with you and good luck for the rest of the year.

                                                           The Dinkster