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I just got a new lund and was wondering if there was any length limit for your boat in order to fish, and if you can still enter, or if they are full. thanks
eyebuster
02-22-2003, 08:49 AM
Here's what the rules say:
All boats must be a minimum of 17' in length. All boats must be equipped with either wheel or tiller steering. No other steering devices will be permitted. No barges or similar cumbersome crafts will be permitted. Each boat must have all required U.S. Coast Guard safety equipment. Boats must contain a properly aerated livewell space to maintain alive a limit catch of fish. Maximum horsepower for all outboards used in tournament competition will be 250 horsepower, not to exceed the horsepower limitations set by the U.S. Coast Guard. Each boat must have a U.S. Coast Guard horsepower rating plate attached to the boat by the manufacturer. The horsepower of the outboard engine must not exceed the rating specified on this rating plate or the 250 horsepower maximum set by FLW Outdoors. By signing the entry form, each contestant agrees to submit their boats and/or motors to an inspection by factory-trained personnel. Falsifying information on entry forms or altering the horsepower numbers on the motor or rating plate will be cause for disqualification from the tournament and may result in future ineligibility to enter FLW Outdoors tournaments. Fuel may be carried only in factory-installed fuel tanks. Additional factory-option gas tanks (for a remote engine) must be installed by a manufacturer's authorized dealer or service crew. Gas tanks must be secured or strapped. Any additional fuel used during the tournament day must be purchased from a retail facility open to the public
Juls_OH
02-22-2003, 11:06 AM
Are you asking about the RCL Leagues, or the RCL Pro/Co?
Juls
thanks for the help on boat length--i was asking about the pro-co at devils lake. Never been there and thought I would enter a tourney while I was there.