Heroes on the water june 24th and july 8th

[Bruntoj]

Originally Posted by monstahfish

Bump! What am I missing? Last year we had tons of volunteers and were able to serve hundreds of vets. This year, over a hundred people showed up to fish the same area for our tournament which we really appreciate, but almost none of you have signed up to mentor. Our next event is the 24th and I'm hoping to get at least 6 more mentors by then. I can't release more tickets to the vets unless I know we have the horsepower to handle them. If you want to give feedback and there is something I've missed send me a PM and I'll work on it. Let's go people! These men and women have gone through hell to keep us safe, the least we can do is get them out on the water and show them a good time.

Can I legally park my kayak trailer in the parking lot at OEX MB? I'm guilty on 2 counts: Not yet shopping at OEX and not yet volunteering


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[Pocoloco]

done/6/24

[goldenglory18]

I should be good for the July 8th date.

I might need to pick someones brain about gear/fishing specifics as I've never fishing in the SD harbors before. If someone can key me in so I can help my guest be more successful I'd appreciate it!

- Kenny

[monstahfish]

Originally Posted by Bruntoj

Can I legally park my kayak trailer in the parking lot at OEX MB? I'm guilty on 2 counts: Not yet shopping at OEX and not yet volunteering


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When I have a trailer I usually drop my boat and park at the ramp a few hundred yards away. Here's a map https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...zA?usp=sharing
As for tackle 10 pound test, plastics and jigheads (weedless if possible) in 1/4-3/4oz. Baitfish or shrimp patterns work great. Dropshots to keep your bait out of the grass work well too. Fairly easy fishing so we can get the vets hooked up.

[MITCHELL]

Yep....

[FISH11]

No bueno for the 24th. Both the 8th and 29th of July look good.

[goldenglory18]

Originally Posted by monstahfish

As for tackle 10 pound test, plastics and jigheads (weedless if possible) in 1/4-3/4oz. Baitfish or shrimp patterns work great. Dropshots to keep your bait out of the grass work well too.

That's my strike zone. LOL

[Hydronaut]

Shane, I'm available for both.

[tacmik]

bump

[goldenglory18]

Just registered as a Volunteer for the 8th. See you guys then!

- Kenny