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<blockquote data-quote="Riggen&amp;amp;Jiggen" data-source="post: 109466" data-attributes="member: 564">Over the years there has been several walleye tourney trails that have tried to get established in ND and all have failed.&nbsp; The main reason is the competition of other more established big tourneys.&nbsp; You have 2 or 3 big ones in Devils Lake, you have 4 big ones and 3 smaller ones on Sak.&nbsp; I think a tourney trail should be coordinated with 5 big tourneys that already exist.&nbsp; The top 50 teams make a championship tourney in late August or in September.&nbsp; To qualify for the Championship you only have to fish 3 of the 5 tourneys but if you fish all 5 you have a better chance based on a points system.&nbsp; So if they could partner up with lets say the Van Hook, Dakota Classic, Governors Cup and a Devils Lake tourney.&nbsp; If you are already going to fish these tourneys you can also pay additional tourney fees to enter into the walleye trail series.&nbsp; So instead of paying just the $250 you would pay $500.&nbsp; The rules of the tourney would match each other.&nbsp; For the championship they could have their own rules since it is a stand alone tourney.&nbsp; Anyways it probably will never happen but I believe this would be the best way to get a walleye trail series established in ND.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Riggen&Jiggen, post: 109466, member: 564"] Over the years there has been several walleye tourney trails that have tried to get established in ND and all have failed. The main reason is the competition of other more established big tourneys. You have 2 or 3 big ones in Devils Lake, you have 4 big ones and 3 smaller ones on Sak. I think a tourney trail should be coordinated with 5 big tourneys that already exist. The top 50 teams make a championship tourney in late August or in September. To qualify for the Championship you only have to fish 3 of the 5 tourneys but if you fish all 5 you have a better chance based on a points system. So if they could partner up with lets say the Van Hook, Dakota Classic, Governors Cup and a Devils Lake tourney. If you are already going to fish these tourneys you can also pay additional tourney fees to enter into the walleye trail series. So instead of paying just the $250 you would pay $500. The rules of the tourney would match each other. For the championship they could have their own rules since it is a stand alone tourney. Anyways it probably will never happen but I believe this would be the best way to get a walleye trail series established in ND. [/QUOTE]

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