I was just wanting to know if anyone would be interested in 3-4 tournaments on Grasslands lakes for small craft only like kayaks, tubes ,canoes etc.. No gas motors and no boats with trolling motors over 14ft. The lakes I am thinking are Clear lake in April, Black Creek in May, Cottonwoood in June, And maybe Rhodes lake in July. Lets say $20.00 per person and $5.00 For big bass Entries. And pay 2 spots. I'm just throwing this out there so if anyone would like to help get it started let me know. We could even have 2 events on these lakes per month say one bass tounament and maybe catfish or panfish for something alittle different. I would like to start doing something like this every year for the North Tx. fisherman. Not sure how I want to do it yet just wanted to get everyones input on it like do we do it by weight or length. And times.

i'll be there, talk about close to home. picked up a yak last week, gotta get it rigged out then i will be ready.

teamron

I have never fished any of those lakes, but I never let something like that keep me from losing money. Are you talking about entering each event separately with its own winner and also paying a series winner or entering the entire series with one fee?
I could possibly make one or two months, but I doubt I could do all of them. If you were talking about the Metroplex lakes (Ray Hubbard, Lewisville, Joe Pool) then I would definitely start making contingencies to attend.

As far as winners, I say weight. It makes it easier to win by feeding live shad to the small ones before weigh in.

No series winner just fun little tournaments The fee is for each event and who knows if we get enough people we can make it a series and go to other lakes. Just trying to get something off the ground.

It would depend on dates. I already fish two club tourneys a month. Post it up and try it.

I would like to Fellas But me and My Yak are headed to the Salmon River Idaho , and Lake Palestine Arizona , and Lake Powell .. I will Be out of Texas for the Next 10 weeks Headed out wednessday Morning