WWA South Dakota Tournament

  • bill_cadwell
    Rochester, Minnesota
    Posts: 12607
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    LEETCH AND BEYNUM WIN CLOSE WWA SOUTH DAKOTA TEAM CHALLENGE EVENT

    Lake Preston, SD- Emil Leetch and Jeff Beynum held off a hard charging field
    of skilled anglers to win the World Walleye Association South Dakota Team
    Challenge tournament held on Lake Thompson June 15th, 2003.

    Suspending bait under slip bobbers in shallow water among trees in the north
    end of the lake, Leetch and Beynum were not only able to catch the winning
    weight of 15.75 ­pounds using this technique, but they also caught the big
    fish of the tournament weighing 5.62-pounds.

    David Palli and Keith Anderson came in a very close second with a weight of
    15.50-pounds.

    Jason Swartz and Matt Beaner were third with 14.29-pounds.

    ³Jason Swartz was lucky to be able to fish the tournament². Said Steve
    Poll, Executive Director of the WWA, ³ He originally was planning on fishing
    the entire South Dakota circuit but his plans were changed as he was called
    to active duty in the military to participate in Iraqi Freedom. But his tour
    of duty ended just in time and we are thankful he made it back safe to join
    us.²

    The next stop for the South Dakota Team Challenge series is June 29th at
    Lake Poinsett out of Sioux Land Resort.

    To see pictures of the winning teams and a complete list of how all the
    teams finished, visit the WWA website at http://www.worldwalleye.com
    <http://www.worldwalleye.com/&gt; or watch for results on all the WWA
    tournaments in the Badger Sportsman magazine in upcoming issues.

    For information on fishing the World Walleye Association, a &#338;Tournament
    Circuit For Fisherman, Run By Fisherman², visit the website or call
    920-924-2100

    The World Walleye Association is proudly sponsored by Patriot Boats,³
    Overbuilt for Life²

    Chris Gasser

    Media Coordinator/WWA
    [email protected]

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