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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vollmer" data-source="post: 27796" data-attributes="member: 8014">LAKE AUDUBON FISHING TOURNAMENT, May 16, 2015The rules meeting will be held at the Garrison Convention Building on May 15.Registration begins at 5 p.m. The meeting will begin at  6 p.m. At least one person from each team must attend unless they have a verified emergency.  Boat check in for the tournament will begin at 5:30a May 16 at the Totten Trail ramp.  Shotgun start is at 7 a.m. See below for complete Rules and Regulations as well as a printable entry form.  Entry forms must be completed and turned in by each team by May 15.  Entry fee may be paid via Paypal using the button below or mailing a check to PFTF, PO Box 594, Minot ND 58702.  Contact Ben at 701-240-8041 with questions.(still has openings)PHEASANTS FOR THE FUTURELAKE AUDUBONWALLEYE TOURNAMENTMAY 16TH 2015Participants and Eligibility: Each team must complete entry form and return with payment by May 15th. Noentries will be allowed on the day of tournament. Two person teams with one person at least 18 years of age or older will beallowed. Anyone 16 years of age and older must possess a valid ND fishing license. PFTF has the right to refuse the entry of any team or individual that does notabide by any rule set by PFTF or NDGF. All NDGF rules and regulations apply. The first 100 teams to enter with a $200 entry fee will be allowed to participate. If the entries fill, there will be a waiting list for cancellations or earlydisqualifications.Walleye Scoring: Only walleye will be weighed. Each team may catch 10 walleye total and weigh the 5 biggest fish. No culling! There is a 15” minimum length and no maximum. Longest measuring method willbe used. Payouts are based on the number of teams entered. $18,000 total cash prizes ifall teams enter. Top 10 will be paid. 10% will be given to the Game and Fish forLake Audubon Fish Reproduction. First place: $5,000Second place: $3,800Third place: $2,800Fourth place: $1,700Fifth place: $1,200Sixth place: $900Seventh place: $800Eighth place: $700Ninth place: $600Tenth place: $500 Walleye can be dead, but any member of PFTF may use his or her discretion todetermine if a fish has been dead longer than 8 hours. Any ties will split the prize for their position. Any team up to 5 minutes late will forfeit 50% of their total weight. Any teamsmore than 5 minutes late will be disqualified. If the tournament is cancelled, all teams will be reimbursed their entry fee and nomake-up day is scheduled. Any cheating will result in a life-long ban from any PFTF event and theperpetrator’s information will be submitted to the Game and Fish Department.Tournament Registration and Rules Meeting: The rules meeting will be held at the Garrison Convention Building. Registrationbegins at 5:00pm and the meeting will begin at 6:00pm. Food will be served anddrinks will be available in compliments of the Stoney End Supper Club. At least one person from each team must attend the meeting or it will result in animmediate disqualification and no refund will be given. Verified emergencies willbe the only exception. If a team from the waiting list is present, they will replace the disqualified team. Any team that is not registered by 6:30pm will result in a 30 minute penalty attake off. Any team not registered by 7:00pm will result in disqualification without refund ofentry fees unless a verified emergency is evident.Walleye Tournament Format: Boat check-in begins at 5:30am May 16th at the Totten Trail boat ramp. Shotgun start at 7:00am. All boats must return and offload one partner with fish by 3:00pm or at least inline to off load. No one will be allowed to contact another boat during tournament hours nor canthey go on shore unless there is an emergency or inclement weather. Marine band radios are encouraged by all fishermen for emergencies. Theofficials will be on Channel 16, and emergency cell numbers will be given at rulesmeeting.For any additional questions contact Ben at 701-240-8041</blockquote>

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