Wissota Winter Classic Feb. 14th on Small Lake Wissota. Fishing starts 8am-Noon and will be open to the entire Small Lake. Last year 250 holes were sold in a pre drilled grid. We decided to make a change this year and let anglers fish the entire Small Wissota. Huge tent party on the ice to follow with food, bands, and Lund boat give away. The tent will be heated with a beer garden. This is a family event to help support United Cerebral Palsy. Fishing tournament sponsored by Wissota Fishing League.
Walleye 1. $350 2. Auger 3. $100 4. Combo 5. Combo
Northern 1. $250 2. Vexilar 3. $100 4. Combo 5. Combo
Bluegill 1. $250 2. Aqua View 3. $100 4. Combo 5. Combo
Crappie 1. $250 2. GPS 3. $100 4. Combo 5. Combo
Tournament Rules Walleye, Northern Pike, Bluegill, Crappie 1. Tournament is scheduled for Feb 14th 8am. – Noon on Small Lake Wissota . 2. Anglers will be allowed to start fishing at 8am sharp after paying tournament entry and signing off personal liability form. 3. We reserve the right to cancel tournament at any time before or during tournaments hours. 4. Top 5 places in each category will receive a prize or cash. 5. Every legally caught fish in each category can be registered to win. 6. Lake Wissota DNR legal length rules apply (Bass must be 14 inches or larger, Walleye 14-18 inches must be thrown back with a total of 3 walleye per day. One walleye can be over 18 inches the rest must be less then 14 inches. No size limits on pan fish – perch, blue gill, and crappie. Northern Pike have no minimum length. 7. When registering a fish even if released will count for your daily bag limit. You may register up to 3 walleye with only 1 over 18 inches the rest must be less than 14 inches. You may register 5 pike, and 25 pan fish. 8. Participants may register as many legal fish as they catch within the Lake Wissota daily bag limit regulations. (After 3 walleyes are registered by one contestant it is illegal transport or register a 4th walleye) You may only register your daily bag limit of any species whether or not the fish is released. 9. All fish eligible for contest must be registered immediately and be alive for tournament official qualify the catch. Dead or frozen fish are not eligible and contest official will make the decision if a fish will qualify for registration. Tournament officials’ judgment is final. 10. Contestants may only register fish they have caught. 11. Contestant must show ticket at time of measurement at registration table. 12. Contestant must be in line at the registration table before Noon on tournament day for catch to be registered in the event. 13. Tickets must be on you at all times and ready for inspection from tournament officials. Ticket as well as container inspection will be required. 14. In case of a tie both contestants agree to a best out of three Rock-Scissor-Paper Contests. Winner takes higher placement. Fish will be measured to the closest 1/8 inch. 15. Tournaments tickets and random drawing ticket are separate items. 16. Contestants are responsible for their own safety, actions, and property at all times. 17. Contest and raffle prizes are the responsibility of the winner. Licensing, registration, transportation, taxes, and all incidental expenses are that of the prize recipient. 18. Any prizes that are left over or not won during the fishing contest will be raffled off to all contestants using tickets paid for before entering the fishing contest. 19. Contestants must follow all Wisconsin State fishing regulations. 20. Failure to comply with any contest rules subjects contestants to disqualification from competition as determined by contest officials. Right to refuse entry to contest is herby reserved.
) you can’t miss it. You can park where ever…after you register you could drive right out to where you are going to be fishing if you want (assuming it will be safe to drive out on the ice in Feb, should be safe).
