Saturday, October 25, 2008
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
WALLEYE?
Well, I have been day-dreaming about a river trip or mountain biking in the Uintahs since I turned in my entry for the See & Do contest. Then the results came.....
Congratulations you have won 5th place and an entry in the Walleye Classic!
What!?!? What is a walleye anyway? I guess I need to Google that.
Here is an insert from the paper.......
Those rounding out the top 10 in the first See & Do Contest were: Kendra Embleton and family of Roosevelt with a score of 69; the Trent Birchell family of Myton with a score of 48; the Lance and Desiree Lambert family of Roosevelt with a score of 44; Danielle Aycock and family of Roosevelt with a score of 41; the Keith and Pamela Despain family of Vernal with a score of 37; the Jill Chatwin family of Myton with a score of 30; the Travas and Ruth Young family of Vernal with a score of 25; and the Bob and Leslie Larsen family of Neola with a score of 23.
The Lambert family rounded out the top five, and will receive free entry for two into the 2009 Walleye Classic at Starvation State Park. The entry fee for Utah’s longest running fishing tournament is $250.
............ Full Story
I guess we can take a ski run if we get tired of fishing. YeeHa
Congratulations you have won 5th place and an entry in the Walleye Classic!
What!?!? What is a walleye anyway? I guess I need to Google that.
Here is an insert from the paper.......
Those rounding out the top 10 in the first See & Do Contest were: Kendra Embleton and family of Roosevelt with a score of 69; the Trent Birchell family of Myton with a score of 48; the Lance and Desiree Lambert family of Roosevelt with a score of 44; Danielle Aycock and family of Roosevelt with a score of 41; the Keith and Pamela Despain family of Vernal with a score of 37; the Jill Chatwin family of Myton with a score of 30; the Travas and Ruth Young family of Vernal with a score of 25; and the Bob and Leslie Larsen family of Neola with a score of 23.
The Lambert family rounded out the top five, and will receive free entry for two into the 2009 Walleye Classic at Starvation State Park. The entry fee for Utah’s longest running fishing tournament is $250.
............ Full Story
I guess we can take a ski run if we get tired of fishing. YeeHa
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