Spokane Walleye Club FYI

FYI

FISHING BUDDIES

If you are going fishing and would like to have someone go with you in your boat, email info@spokanewalleyeclub.com

Take someone fishing and this could happen

Skylar's Walleye
Pot Holes

Customary Etiquette When Invited to Fish on a Friend's Boat

CLUB PROJECTS
Past, Present, and Future

We assist in takeint 1,000 children fishing on the first Saturday in May. "Fishing Kids"

Yearly assist in taking "Shriner's Kids" fishing in our boats in August. "C.A.S.T. for Kids"

We fund a $1,000 scholarship to Eastern Washington University's Biology Department.

We support Washington's Department of Fish and Wildlife program.
"Go Play Outside"

Support high school students fishing at local lakes.

Fund Pothole Reservoirs "Fish Enhancement Program" $2,900.

Placed three gazebos at National Park camp grounds on Lake Roosevelt.
(Kettle Falls, Hunters, and Spring Canyon)

Have made public launch improvements at Sprague Lake.

Purchased fixtures and pay electric bill for light at Loon Lake public launch.

Purchased heater for warm water hatchery.

Funded a barge for placing underwater structures for fish enhancement.

Support the "fishing pond" at Valley Fest sponsored by Wholesale Sports.

Donated $5,000 towards refurbishing the Northport boat launch.

We also have seminars on basic walleye fishing, boating safety, and conservation.

To raise funds for these projects we produce a yearly professional walleye tournament, and have a "Tackle Raffle".

We have monthly meetings, a bi-monthly newsletter, and a web site.

SPOKANE WALLEYE CLUB SPEAKERS

If you know of someone that has an interesting topic or demonstration related to Walleye Fishing, please contact George Allen at georgeeallen@cs.com.

We are always looking for people to give tips on fishing and boating and anything else that would be of interest to the general membership.

CLASSIFIEDS

Spokane Walleye Club General Meeting Exchange
A table will be available at every General Meeting to sell or trade fishing gear.