BohnCorey
02-20-2008, 12:57 PM
Glenwood, MN---Win the 2008 Warrior Boats Lake Minnewaska Fall Walleye Classic and you'll net the guaranteed $6,000 first place payout ($350 entry fee). Win it in a 2007 or newer Warrior Boat and you'll win an additional $7,500 from Warrior Boats, and, if you purchased your Warrior from Minnewaska Marine (Starbuck, MN), you'll bag an even bigger payday with another $7,500 in dealer contingency cash from Minnewaska Marine. Total first place payout if winning in a qualifying Warrior Boat, $21,000.
"The stakes are rising considerably at Minnewaska," said Fall Walleye Classic tournament director, Corey Bohn. "Warrior has really stepped up after becoming the title sponsor in 2007 with some aggressive contingency cash bonuses both at the manufacturer's and dealer level."
"Warrior offered $7,500 in contingency cash last year if you were the original owner and won the tournament," said Bohn, "while Minnewaska Marine just agreed to become a dealer contingency sponsor this past week, and will pay the 2008 winner an additional $7,500 if you purchase a 2007 or newer Warrior boat from their dealership and win the tournament in 2008."
"If you win in a qualifying Warrior you're going to win big at Minnewaska," said Bohn. "Not only would you be fishing from the finest boat in walleye fishing, but you're going to have the opportunity to take home considerable winnings. That's a win-win."
Guidelines for the 2008 contingency bonus cash are as follows: 1) you must be the original owner of a 2007 or newer Warrior boat; 2)you must be fishing from that boat during the competition; 3)2007 boats eligible this year only from both manufacturer and dealer--2008 boats eligible this year and next from manufacturer only; 4) dealer contingency is offered one year only (current year). *Any questions call Corey Bohn at 320-424-1382 or email: minnkotaoutdoors@msn.com.
Less than 25 openings remain (75-team field) for this year's Warrior Boats Fall Walleye Classic at Lake Minnewaska (Sept. 6-7, 2008). For complete tournament info, including entry forms, rules and regs, go to the official tournament website at: www.fallwalleyeclassic.com.
Payouts for the 2008 tournament are as follows: 1st--$6,000 (guaranteed); 2nd--$3,000; 3rd--$2,000; 4th--$1,500; 5th--$1,350; 6th--$1,200; 7th--$1,000; 8th--$700; 9th--$600; 10th--$500; 11th through 15th--$350. *Payouts for 2nd through 15th based on full 75-team field.
In addition to the open class, there are divisions wihtin the tournament. Teams are automatically placed in the divisions at no added cost based on partner status. Divisions are as follows: Father/Son/Daughter; Husband/Wife or Boyfriend/Girlfriend. Division winners are eligible to win the overall cash and prize payouts, but fish only against teams in their division for an added $450 in cash (based on full 75 team field).
Results from the 2007 tournament are posted on the official tournament website at www.fallwalleyeclassic.com, and includes a four minute video highlight of last year's tournament. A 30-minute outdoor show on last year's tournament will air in late March and early April throughout the upper-midwest.
**In addition to the $7,500 in Warrior dealer contingency cash from Minnewaska Marine, there is also $7,500 in contigency cash if you win the tournament in a 2007 or newer G3 boat purchased from Minnewaska Marine.
**Team registration is open to all teams regardless of which boat brand they fish from. Priority registration (guaranteed entry for 2008) for the teams who fished the 2007 tourney was in January and less than 25 team openings remain. Those openings will be filled on a first-paid, first-reserved basis.
"The stakes are rising considerably at Minnewaska," said Fall Walleye Classic tournament director, Corey Bohn. "Warrior has really stepped up after becoming the title sponsor in 2007 with some aggressive contingency cash bonuses both at the manufacturer's and dealer level."
"Warrior offered $7,500 in contingency cash last year if you were the original owner and won the tournament," said Bohn, "while Minnewaska Marine just agreed to become a dealer contingency sponsor this past week, and will pay the 2008 winner an additional $7,500 if you purchase a 2007 or newer Warrior boat from their dealership and win the tournament in 2008."
"If you win in a qualifying Warrior you're going to win big at Minnewaska," said Bohn. "Not only would you be fishing from the finest boat in walleye fishing, but you're going to have the opportunity to take home considerable winnings. That's a win-win."
Guidelines for the 2008 contingency bonus cash are as follows: 1) you must be the original owner of a 2007 or newer Warrior boat; 2)you must be fishing from that boat during the competition; 3)2007 boats eligible this year only from both manufacturer and dealer--2008 boats eligible this year and next from manufacturer only; 4) dealer contingency is offered one year only (current year). *Any questions call Corey Bohn at 320-424-1382 or email: minnkotaoutdoors@msn.com.
Less than 25 openings remain (75-team field) for this year's Warrior Boats Fall Walleye Classic at Lake Minnewaska (Sept. 6-7, 2008). For complete tournament info, including entry forms, rules and regs, go to the official tournament website at: www.fallwalleyeclassic.com.
Payouts for the 2008 tournament are as follows: 1st--$6,000 (guaranteed); 2nd--$3,000; 3rd--$2,000; 4th--$1,500; 5th--$1,350; 6th--$1,200; 7th--$1,000; 8th--$700; 9th--$600; 10th--$500; 11th through 15th--$350. *Payouts for 2nd through 15th based on full 75-team field.
In addition to the open class, there are divisions wihtin the tournament. Teams are automatically placed in the divisions at no added cost based on partner status. Divisions are as follows: Father/Son/Daughter; Husband/Wife or Boyfriend/Girlfriend. Division winners are eligible to win the overall cash and prize payouts, but fish only against teams in their division for an added $450 in cash (based on full 75 team field).
Results from the 2007 tournament are posted on the official tournament website at www.fallwalleyeclassic.com, and includes a four minute video highlight of last year's tournament. A 30-minute outdoor show on last year's tournament will air in late March and early April throughout the upper-midwest.
**In addition to the $7,500 in Warrior dealer contingency cash from Minnewaska Marine, there is also $7,500 in contigency cash if you win the tournament in a 2007 or newer G3 boat purchased from Minnewaska Marine.
**Team registration is open to all teams regardless of which boat brand they fish from. Priority registration (guaranteed entry for 2008) for the teams who fished the 2007 tourney was in January and less than 25 team openings remain. Those openings will be filled on a first-paid, first-reserved basis.