<p>The historic event will be held</p>
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<p>May 11-13 at Eagle Cliffs Campground near Lanesboro, MN.</p>
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DumbFace2525, you're officially invited. Trust me, you'll have a great time. We will share details about the agenda and stuff as we get closer to the event.
Do we each register and pay the campground, or do you register as a group and collect $ from roughfishers? If I can come--and it's still 50/50--I'll be camping this time instead of drive-sleeping my way home at the end of the day.
Redhorse ID cheatsheets, gars, suckers: moxostoma.com
2020: 10 days fishing 11 species 0 lifers. 2019: 34/45/13 2018: 39/40/5
Each attendee needs to stop by the office and register. For a day vehicle pass it is $5 and camping I believe is something like 13 per night (no electric).
Count me in!
I'll make the trip again this year! Spring feels a tad closer now!
"I swear if you catch another drum"
Oh yes.
I'd be very interested in going to this event. Are there any prerequisites for attending or can anyone come?
Let's see if I can get a quilly this year...
All fish are beautiful.
DumbFace2525, you're officially invited. Trust me, you'll have a great time. We will share details about the agenda and stuff as we get closer to the event.
My heartrate is already elevated just thinking about it.
"It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees" -Emiliano Zapata
I may be able to sneak down for at least Friday/Saturday this year. Fingers crossed
It doesn't matter what you're fishing for, just as long as you're out there doing it.
Do we each register and pay the campground, or do you register as a group and collect $ from roughfishers? If I can come--and it's still 50/50--I'll be camping this time instead of drive-sleeping my way home at the end of the day.
Redhorse ID cheatsheets, gars, suckers: moxostoma.com
2020: 10 days fishing 11 species 0 lifers. 2019: 34/45/13 2018: 39/40/5
Each attendee needs to stop by the office and register. For a day vehicle pass it is $5 and camping I believe is something like 13 per night (no electric).
Anyone close to the area who can report on water conditions? Or are they always good?