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Guaranteed $25,000 First Prize Over $65,000 in Prizes to Be Won! 15TH ANNUAL ENTRY NOW INCLUDES BIG Fish $1500 per day Prizes GUARANTEED $25,000 FIRST PRIZE OVER $65,000 IN PRIZES TO BE WON! Lake of the Prairies • June 8th & 9th, 2019 Contact: Ritchie Davidson (204) 773-6992 • Kevan McCarthy (204) 573-5962 e-mail: [email protected] • website: www.lakeoftheprairies.com 15TH ANNUAL RUSSELL LIONS • PRAIRIE CLASSIC Welcome Anglers! 204.759.3313 Toll Free 844.877.7767 [email protected] #7 - 515 - 4th Avenue 3740 Portage Ave, Winnipeg Burlington Place, Shoal Lake, MB 2 Visit our website: www.lakeoftheprairies.com PRAIRIE CLASSIC • 15TH ANNUAL RUSSELL LIONS Winnipeg | Regina | Saskatoon | cabelas.ca For a marine dealer near you, visit interstatebatteries.com ALL GM’S ARE CREATED EQUAL… IT’S THE DEALER THAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED FOR 95 YEARS Visit our website: www.lakeoftheprairies.com 3 15TH ANNUAL RUSSELL LIONS • PRAIRIE CLASSIC Special Thanks to the following Sponsors 3740 Portage Ave, Winnipeg 4 Visit our website: www.lakeoftheprairies.com PRAIRIE CLASSIC • 15TH ANNUAL RUSSELL LIONS Congratulations to the 2018 Russell Lions Prairie Classic Champions Albert and Patrick Trudeau from the following sponsors Visit our website: www.lakeoftheprairies.com 5 15TH ANNUAL RUSSELL LIONS • PRAIRIE CLASSIC Good Fishing! at the 2019 Prairie Walleye Classic $PNNVOJUZ.JOEFE r .FNCFS0XOFE r *U1BZT5P#F".FNCFS 6 Visit our website: www.lakeoftheprairies.com PRAIRIE CLASSIC • 15TH ANNUAL RUSSELL LIONS Visit our website: www.lakeoftheprairies.com 7 15TH ANNUAL RUSSELL LIONS • PRAIRIE CLASSIC WE ANSWER THE CALL OF THE COMMUNITY. Rocky Mountain Equipment is proud to support youth fishing. DEPENDABLE IS WHAT WE DO® RME RUSSELL Hwy 16 South, Box 670 204.773.2644 ROCKYMTN.COM 8 Visit our website: www.lakeoftheprairies.com PRAIRIE CLASSIC • 15TH ANNUAL RUSSELL LIONS 310 Main St. S. Automotive Russell, MB R0J 1W0 Commercial Russell IGA Ph: 204-773-3155 Farm Phone: 773-3445 Edgar Huberdeau Locally owned and operated Phone: (204) 773-2684 We have a variety of hot and cold drinks and fresh baking. Licensed patio with a lunch and dinner menu. Our gallery features Canadian made products. Visit our website: www.lakeoftheprairies.com 9 15TH ANNUAL RUSSELL LIONS • PRAIRIE CLASSIC PRIZE PAYOUTS FOR 2019 1st PLACE GUARANTEED $25,000.00 2nd PLACE - $7,500 & 2 Humminbird Helix 7 SI G2N Locators 3rd PLACE - $4,000 & $1000 in Cabela’s Gift Cards 4th PLACE - $3,500 8th PLACE - $1,750 5th PLACE - $3,000 9th PLACE - $1,250 6th PLACE - $2,500 10th PLACE - $1,000 7th PLACE - $2,000 NEW! Big Fish Day 1 $1500 NEW! Big Fish Day 2 $1500 WELCOME It is once again Time for the Russell and Area Lions Club Prairie Classic Walleye Tournament 2019 will mark the 15th year for the Lions Club hosting this event and we are really looking forward to it! This event has always been a major undertaking for our club and it allows us to help many people and groups in our community. Whether it is youth or seniors, small groups or individuals - all funds raised from this tournament stay in our local community. Very few changes have been made to the 2019 event, however please make sure you read over the rules prior to attending the rules meeting held on Friday night. [see times and dates page] Anglers returning from the 2018 tournament can guarantee their place by registering prior to the early bird deadline on January 14, 2019. After this date all entries will be processed on a fi rst come fi rst served basis, in fact our waiting list already has many names on it so don’t delay if you want to keep your spot. NEW this year that is worthy of a mention, is the Prize for big Fish. Our entry fee has been adjusted to automatically enter all our competitors, streamlining registration and increasing the prize payout to $1500 per day! Social media is changing our world you can catch more Prairie WalleyeClassic news pictures and information on our webpage or fi nd us on Facebook The Parkland is a wonderful area to visit, bring your spouse, your family, your friends and enjoy a fantastic weekend in our community. Looking through our brochure you will see many businesses that would love to see you and hear that you’re here for our tournament - so please make sure to let them know! Thank you! And we look forward to seeing you in June! Kevan McCarthy and Ritchie Davidson, Co-Chairs Russell and Area Lions Club PrairieClassic Walleye Tournament 10 Visit our website: www.lakeoftheprairies.com PRAIRIE CLASSIC • 15TH ANNUAL RUSSELL LIONS SPONSORED PRIZES: Mystery Weight Day 1 $200 Mystery Weight Day 2 $200 A weekend Stay at Barn In The Bush Barn In The Bush 25th Place (Fri/Sat) (value $260) (Steve & Bonnie Morris) plus fi shing supplies (value $100) 60th Place 2 - Fishing Rods 80th Place 2 - Fishing Rods 100th Place 2 - Fishing Rods Top Finishing Local Team Free Entry into 2020 Tournament Cool Under Pressure $600 Top Finishing Lund Team $500 Top Mixed Team Not in Top 10 $500 Top Finishing Lund Team $500 not in the Top 10 Finishers Highest Finishing Parent/Child Team Lowrance Fish Finder not in the Top 10 Finishers Parade $500 (Winning Team is Drawn, not judged) Top Team using a Honda Motor $1,000 not in the Top 10 Finishers Virden Recreation & Watersports Visit our website: www.lakeoftheprairies.com 11 15TH ANNUAL RUSSELL LIONS • PRAIRIE CLASSIC 15TH ANNUAL RUSSELL LIONS PRAIRIE CLASSIC Office Use only: Entry:________________ Team#________________ Ackn. Emailed:_________ C. Card:_______________ 2019 ENTRY FORM ENTRY FEE: $625.00 PER TEAM JanuaryJanuary 15,14, 20192019 Tournament dates: deadline for 2018 parcipants to be guaranteed a spot in 2019 tournament June 08 & 09, 2019 CAPTAIN: Partner Name:______________________________________ Name:______________________________________ Mailing Address:______________________________ Mailing Address:______________________________ City:________________________________________ City:________________________________________ Province/State:_______________________________ Province/State:_______________________________ Postal/Zip Code:______________________________ Postal/Zip Code:______________________________ Phone: ( )________________________________ Phone: ( )________________________________ (Cell Phone if possible) Email:______________________________________ Email:______________________________________ THE CONFIRMATION AND ANY OTHER CORRESPONDENCE WILL BE SENT TO THE CAPTAIN. We have read and are familiar with the rules as stated. We hereby release the Russell & Area Lions club, Officials, Volunteers and all Tournament Sponsors, their officers directors, employees, agents and agencies from liability, of death, damage, liability, the, fire and other loss occurring during the event. ALSO: We hearby give permission to the Russell & Area Lions Club and/or any organizaon affiliated with the Russell & Area Lions Club to use our name and/or photograph and/or image that may result from our parcipaon in the Russell Lions Prairie Classic Walleye Tournament.. Captain’s Signature: X__________________________________________ Partner’s Signature:X___________________________________ SEND ENTRY FORM AND FEES TO: FEES: ENTRY: $625.00 Russell Lions Prairie Classic Box 1327 ____EXTRA MEALS @ $30.00 EACH: $_________ Russell, MB R0J 1W0 (2 MEALS ARE INCLUDED WITH ENTRY FEE) Credit Card Entries only can be faxed to: (204)773-3379 TOTAL: $_________ Paid by: Cheque Visa Mastercard Credit Card #:___________________________________ Expiry:_________________________________ Name on Card:__________________________________ Cardholder’s Signature:____________________ Make of Boat:__________________________________ Sponsors:__________________________________ Make of Motor:________________________________ _________________________________________ Informaon must be entered to be eligible for Sponsored Prizes pertaining to make of boat & motor 12 Visit our website: www.lakeoftheprairies.com PRAIRIE CLASSIC • 15TH ANNUAL RUSSELL LIONS 2018 LION’S PRAIRIE WALLEYE CLASSIC 1st Place $25,000.00 & Trophies 77 Albert Trudeau Patrick Trudeau 21.43 2nd Place $7,500.00 & 2 Humminbird Fish Finders 74 Jason Nelson Dave Hodgetts 20.18 3rd Place $4,000.00 & 2 Cabela's $500.00 Gift Cards 57 Jerry Lamy Christopher Lamy 19.83 4th Place $3,500.00 120 Cody Cyr Colin Cyr 16.82 5th Place $3,000.00 70 Glen Steinwalt Jayden Steinwalt 16.66 6th Place $2,500.00 38 Tony Lockyer Bruce Nielson 16.51 7th Place $2,000.00 117 Brent Lewis Don Remizowski 16.42 8th Place $1,750.00 28 Jerry Kruczek Peter Rogalka 16.25 9th Place $1,250.00 105 David Trevena Cindy Trevena 16.25 10th Place $1,000.00 80 Carl Lussier Roy Cheyne 16.23 100th Place Bait Boyz - 2 Rods 88 Curtis Radford Gordon Radford 12.30 80th Place Bait Boyz - 2 Rods 13 Greg Haga Audrey Haga 13.32 60th Place Bait Boyz - 2 Rods 112 Stuart Henuset Brent Henuset 14.16 25th Place Barn in the Bush - Free stay for 2 for 2 nights 78 Dave Sellwood Stan Ricci 15.31 Top Honda not in Top 10 Honda Marine & Virden Rec. - $1000.00 Place 75 David Dyck Andrew Dyck 13.26 82 Top Local Finish Crosstown Motors - Free Entry to 2018 Prairie Classic Place 70 Glen Steinwalt Jayden Steinwalt 16.66 5 Top Lund Finish Lund $500.00 Place 77 Albert Trudeau Patrick Trudeau 21.43 1 Top Lund not in Top 10 Lund - $500.00 Place 39 Drew McRae Brenda Syrenne 16.01 15 Top Mixed Team not in Top 10 Andrew Agencies - $500.00 Place 39 Drew McRae Brenda Syrenne 16.01 15 Top Parent/Child not in Top 10 Stickey's Bait and Tackle - Lowrance Fish Finder Place 91 Phil Wiebe Evan Wiebe 16.06 14 Cool Under Pressure $600.00 McMunn & Yates 119 Gary McKenzie Ron McKenzie 18 61Places Advanced from Day 1 to Day 2 79 Day 2 Big Fish Pot $1150.00 50% of paid big fish pot entry money 77 Albert Trudeau Patrick Trudeau 7.34 Day 2 Mystery Weight 6.83 Virden Rec. - $200.00 17 Craig Straker Ian Straker 6.81 Saturday Night Prizes Day 1 Mystery Weight 5.79 Virden Rec.
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