and p r e s e n t s


The Plano Marine and Crappie Anglers of Texas
TSCC Qualifier on Lake Lewisville

FACTS:

• Lake(s): Lake Lewisville. This is a Texas State Crappie Championship Qualifier.
• Date/Time: April 16, 2011/7am-3pm
• Crappie Anglers of Texas Rules. (see link below for complete tournament rules)
• Weigh seven fish (maximum)
• Must be in weigh-in line by 3:30pm
• Weigh-in held at Little Elm Park Pavilion. Warning: Ramp parking is only for a vehicle
  with a trailer, otherwise a ticket will be issued.
  Visit TPWD Directions
• Late entries will be accepted Friday night between 5-6 p.m. at Little Elm Park Pavilion.
• Two Divisions � 100+% Payout
  • Division 1 Entry: $100 (per boat)
  • Division 2 Entry: $50 (per boat)
  • ProAngler Tackle $200 Cash Award Overall Largest Stringer. Must have caught all fish
    weighed using ProAngler Tackle (PAT) rods; entry form must designate PAT rods
  • Finny Tribe Big Fish Cash Award: $100 Div 1 & $50 Div 2
  • Paul O'Bier's North Texas Guide Service Junior Angler Program will award $25 to the
    junior angler in both divisions with the heaviest team stringer; all jr. angler participants will receive
    a gift bag donated by Wes Belcher and friends
  • TNT TACKLE will award $50 cash to the team with the overall lightest stringer AND a $50 certificate
    for two 24 pack of jigs made to your specifications
• View an archive tournament slideshow

ADDITIONAL BONUS!
A drawing will be held for $150 ($100/D1, $50/D2) for Y2011 remaining
Qualifiers for teams not in the tournament money. Big Earl's Bait and
Tackle (see business details below) is the sponsor for Division 2. Each team
having fished and gone thru the official weigh-in will be given one token/ticket.
The TEAM must be present to win. Drawing will occur after final weigh-in and
presentation of all other awards and prizes - good luck!

UPDATE!!!

TEXAS MOTORCARS sweetens Lake Lewisville Tournament Pot

... you'll have to earn it!

Brian Spagnola, Texas Motorcars partner, has stepped up the ante again to offer a cash $300 bonus to the team
weighing the largest crappie equal to or greater than 2.75 lbs. This is above any other cash or prizes previously
announced. In the unlikely event a tie occurs, the $300 will be evenly split among those teams.

Lewisville tournament "Details" are posted under the tournament
tab at CAT Website.

Texas Motorcars is a significant sponsor contributor to CAT's general fund. If you are thinking
about a used vehicle, Brian is the person to call. Visit www.texasmotorcars.com

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Tournament rules and entry forms: Crappie Anglers of Texas Tournament Rules and Forms
Membership forms: Crappie Anglers of Texas Membership Form

Contact Tournament Directors for more information: Paul O'Bier (972) 816-2481 paulobier@live.com
or Mackey Whyte (469) 667-8589 tmwbulldog44@att.net

Be sure to visit:
Plano Marine - CAT Tournament Headliner
Texas Motorcars
Crappie Anglers of Texas
ProAngler Tackle
Finny Tribe
TNT Tackle
Paul O'Bier's North Texas Guide Service
Bee Ready
BnM Poles
Lake Fork Trophy Lures
Crappie Masters
Interstate Batteries
Worth Printing, Inc.
Big Earl's Bait and Tackle, 903-856-3867, Corner of Hwy 11 and FM 1521
Lake Palestine Resort
Experience Lake Livingston
Risin' Sun Cowboy Church, Trinity, TX
Old House BBQ, 380 Lake Park Rd, Lewisville (972) 219-0319
Bell County Sportsman's Club


Next Club meeting is April 5, 2011 at the Carrollton Library, corner of Josey/Hebron, 6-9pm.
Guest Speaker: Wally Marshall. The meeting is open to the public.

I'm gonna play "Kreskin" (old school mentalist)
on this one and predict a couple of things.

It will take close to 14# baskets to win.
Biggest turnout for us yet. 50+ teams I betcha.

BigMack,

I hope you prove me wrong but I'll bet it will take more than 10.5 lbs. but less than 14 to win. Like the price is right I underbid you by a dollar.

I hope your prediction about 50+ teams holds true. It will be a great event and we are hitting the lake at a good time. Without a doubt Lewisville can produce some nice stringers in April. Looking forward to another great CAT event!

do u have to be a CAT member to participate in the tournament

Yes you do.

I will be fishing this one with my grandpa.

Only $25 to join, don't let that stop ya. Then your entry fees. Gonna try to talk my partner into making the drive for this one since cypress didn't wk out for us. Should still be a few spawners, and lots of shallow post spawn fish for all of us

whats the difference between division 1 and division 2

One is more money to enter and has stiffer competition.

Well, there goes the fishing on Lewisville for a while...

ill probably join CAT just for the tournament

they also have a texoma tourney coming up

cool, thats my main lake, what is the date of the texoma tourney. for these tournaments, do you have to fish from a boat.

go to www.crappieanglersoftexas.com you can get the schedule and rules, not sure on either

On that thought here's a little more "food for thought" about that.

During a tourney, it's not like regular days where you are out for numbers.
Constant culling goes on.
At most I like to keep 10 in the well, just in case a couple don't make it alive.
That is really an issue during summer.

So really more fish are C&R'ed than folks know.
These tourneys really just show the potential of the lakes.
CAT has brought a whole new level to tournament fishing for anyone that ever wanted to try it.