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Posts: 32885 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | |||
| Geoff |
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| This school is about 1/3rd full already! You have time and there is plenty of room left for now anyway! Open water in March (in a big pool) with first-rate instructors getting your gear and strategy set for the '05 season - not a bad plan. This is designed for Intermediate and Advanced muskie anglers. You'll get to rub shoulders,compare notes & get new ideas with about 100 muskie fanatics & experts all day. You'll get coffee/donuts/great lunch, a chance at a nice door prize - all for $25 (if paid by 3-1-05) or only $5 for kids 18 or younger. Hope you and a couple of your serious Muskie fishing buddies can attend!  | |||
| sworrall |
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Posts: 32885 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | |||
| Geoff |
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| We are 3 weeks away and are over 70% filled up. There is still time & availability to get in this school. Kids are only $5. Rates are going up $10 after March 1st for adults - so if you are planning to attend - you can save $10 by getting that early-bird special price. You'll have access to a very strong faculty including: Lee Tauchen, Don Hunt, Steve Worrall, WDNR-Scot Stewart, Gerard Hellenbrand, Steve Herbeck-(Herbie may have a conflict) WDNR-Scott Hassett, Adam Oeberfoell, Steve Reinstra, Jerry Georgeson, Jim Olson, Kevin Witt, Kevin Wegner, Dan Reim, Denny Lytle, Ron Schell, John Spencer, Cory Painter and several others. Here's what your options are: Live demonstrations in the pool with a new hands-on, "throw the lure yourself" session working with an instructor, Muskie Behavior, marine electronics, row & motor trolling, make your own lures and (fluro and steel) leaders, boat control, DNR policies, "Ask the experts", Making bucktails & spinner baits, fall trophy techniques, how to fish the Madison Chain, sucker fishing and many other sessions. Lunch is included in the fee and will be catered by a well- respected caterer and you'll get plenty of desert, coffee, donuts. What a great way to prepare for the upcoming season -rubbing shoulders all day with other anglers and with top experts and getting all your questions answered. There will lots of door prizes and a raffle with rod/reel combos. lures, prints, a microwave, battery, etc...... Application forms and contact information can be found in the earlier threads above. This will be a good one - hope to see you there! | |||
| muskie! nut |
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Posts: 2894 Location: Yahara River Chain | Yeah, I'll be great. I even have a picture of one of the Instructors. Lets see who it might be? Attachments ----------------  sworrall1.JPG (75KB - 102 downloads) | ||
| Geoff |
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| School enrollment is coming along just fine. We are at 90 and climbing. If you haven't signed up - there is still time to get into these classes. It'll be here in less than two weeks - already. See the messages earlier for the forms and contact information. If you have questions or want us to hold you a seat - feel free to email me at [email protected] This is going to be a great school this year! | |||
| muskie! nut |
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Posts: 2894 Location: Yahara River Chain | Hey look who else will be instructing at the school. The maker of Lee's Lures. Attachments ---------------- leetauchen4.jpg (82KB - 102 downloads) | ||
| sworrall |
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Posts: 32885 Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | |||
| EsoxRookie |
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Posts: 107 Location: milwaukee | |||
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