A fisherman from last year's event holds up a bass he caught during the event.
Team Fishing tourney set for April 20-21
Citizens To Promote Pike will host its eighth annual Team Fishing Tournament April 20-21 with a Fish-Off on April 27. The tournament will take place on Beaver Lake at Sell’s Farm.
Participants can fish Saturday, April 20 or Sunday, April 21. The top three places from each day will compete Saturday, April 27. Cash prizes will be awarded to the top three finishers. There will be a Calcutta each event for the largest bass caught. Two fishermen per boat are allowed with a limit of 12 boats a day.
The entrance fee is $150 per boat. The expected start time is 8 a.m., weather permitting, for a total of seven hours of fishing allowed. Plans are being made to provide a barbecue lunch for those participating in the two days of the tournament.
Proceeds will benefit the CTPP scholarship fund. The scholarships are designed to help citizens of Pike County who have a desire to work in planning, landscape architecture, agriculture, wildlife management, environmental services and public administration, though they are not limited to these fields.
Scholarships are available for all ages and have been used in the past for younger students to take part in functions hosted by the University of Georgia. CTPP strives for all citizens to learn their responsibilities in protecting the environment and promoting controlled growth.
Anyone interested in taking part and obtaining a copy of tournament rules may call John Sell at 770-228-1338 or Tony Watkins, 770-363-6366. Full payment is required to reserve a slot in this tournament.
The entrance fee is $150 per boat. The expected start time is 8 a.m., weather permitting, for a total of seven hours of fishing allowed. Plans are being made to provide a barbecue lunch for those participating in the two days of the tournament.
Proceeds will benefit the CTPP scholarship fund. The scholarships are designed to help citizens of Pike County who have a desire to work in planning, landscape architecture, agriculture, wildlife management, environmental services and public administration, though they are not limited to these fields.
Scholarships are available for all ages and have been used in the past for younger students to take part in functions hosted by the University of Georgia. CTPP strives for all citizens to learn their responsibilities in protecting the environment and promoting controlled growth.
Anyone interested in taking part and obtaining a copy of tournament rules may call John Sell at 770-228-1338 or Tony Watkins, 770-363-6366. Full payment is required to reserve a slot in this tournament.
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