Habor Bar BK's TC&SA Sponsor and Tourney's

As of Sunday it’s official, The Harbor Bar located on the fabled Trenton Island will be “hosting” my evening Catfish and Sturgeon trips!

What I mean by “hosting” is that this is where I’ll be meeting my clients when we head out for the evening. Your vehicle can be parked in the safe and secure marina or bar parking lot and then we’ll leave from their dock in the evening for your fishing adventure.

Plenty of lighting for your arrival back to the dock after your adventure.

Heck, come early and enjoy the Jamaican cuisine or just a good old fashioned hamburger before heading out on the water.

On a side note, Brad and Josh Smith (owners) are interested in hosting fishing tourney’s out of their harbor. It’s the perfect place for on the water weigh ins being in the no wake zone and the Harbor Bar having its own Harbor.

Stop in sometime. Whether by car this winter or by boat this summer (docking available) I think you’ll enjoy the atmosphere!

That’s great Brian. Good for you. Good for the local economy. Win/win. Tourneys based out of there would be a sweet deal as well since its centrally located in the general best of the best fishing area and with Bayport right across the creek and the public landing around the corner there’d be more than enough parking for the contestants. Its nice to see you covering all the bases….food, launching, lodging….just a sweet deal bud! Happy this is working out for ya!

Thanks Tom! Now I’ll just need to add fish!

Here’s their website with a photo gallery, menu and coming soon the live band list for 2018.

Harbor Bar

Yes there is access to Food and drink most all winter. There are times when the Harbor will freeze for a while.

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Tom Sawvell wrote:

That’s great Brian. Good for you. Good for the local economy. Win/win. Tourneys based out of there would be a sweet deal as well since its centrally located in the general best of the best fishing area and with Bayport right across the creek and the public landing around the corner there’d be more than enough parking for the contestants. Its nice to see you covering all the bases….food, launching, lodging….just a sweet deal bud! Happy this is working out for ya!

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Any shot you will have a new trailer there for IDOers who have one too many?

Sure looks like a happy bunch in a couple of the photos. There’s even grass.

Brian Klawitter wrote:

Thanks Tom! Now I’ll just need to add fish!

Here’s their website with a photo gallery, menu and coming soon the live band list for 2018.

Harbor Bar

I did not see any catfish po-boy on the menu…

BK friendly catfish league or catfish tournaments would be fun. I would be in for both. Just a thought.

No Hamm’s either Andy… LOL!

But if you weren’t aware…

Craft Beer Thursdays at Harbor Bar! With over 132 different kinds of beer and a price of $1.50. The only difficult choice will be which one your drinking not where you will be drinking at!

Craft Beer $1.50 all day
Thursdays at The Harbor Bar

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Tom Sawvell wrote:

Sure looks like a happy bunch in a couple of the photos. There’s even grass.

Grass goes well with the Jamaican cuisine too!

Brian Klawitter wrote:

No Hamm’s either Andy… LOL!

Sorry about that BK, but I do see Summit EPA in the cooler. That will pair well with walleye that I do see on the food menu.

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Sure looks like a happy bunch in a couple of the photos. There’s even grass.

Grass goes well with the Jamaican cuisine too!

Says Bob…

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Now I bet I could mention antiques to Ma some Thursday and end up at the Harbor for a cool one and some dinner. 132 kinds of beer might puzzle the girl but we’d get it figured out somehow.

We actually started her sister’s divorce party there a few years back. Quite a time that was. I didn’t drink just so Ma could.

Give me some notice Tom and at least one of us should be able to make it. It’s not 80 degrees on the picnic table but we could sit close enough to the windows we could imagine we were outside.