Deaf Bassmaster Invitational

hosted

at

Oneida lake, New york

on

July 17 & 18, 2010

 

Where at, the Brewerton boat yard  5405 bennett st. brewerton, NY.

the meeting will be at brewerton boat yard on july 16, at 7:00 pm.

contact vincent sabatini  email basslunker40@aol.com

prize

final overall champion

1st 1000.00

2nd 500.00

3rd  400.00

4th 300.00

5th 225.00

6th 175.00

7 th 150.00

base on 10 boaters

 

 

Motel, campground, and tackle stores

Oneida shore county park campground,  315 676 7366, http://onondagacountyparks.com/oneida

Holiday inn, 315 699 8849

bel-air motel, 315 699 5991

town country motel, 315 699 6751

gander mountain 5864 Carmenica Drive Cicero, NY 13039

rat river marina and tackle store, brewerton, ny .... not far from brewerton boat yard.

 

rules

1. Tournament fees are $125.00 per boat. Entry fee must be paid by Saturday, July 10, 2010 by mail

Late Entries will still be accepted at the ramp or door and will be charge 10.00 dollars

2. All entrants must wear a coast guard approved vest or preserver when the motor is pushing

the boat and one cushion and Flare

3. Tournament scheduled rain or shine. If cancellation is necessary due to severe weather.

4. All fishing must be done from a boat. Each boat can consist of no more than 2 people.

5. Each person is responsible for seeing all rules of safety and sportsmanship are followed.

6. Only 10 fish per boat will be weighed.

7. Fishing is permitted anywhere within the tournament waters, or connecting waters accessible

by boat during specific times except there is no fishing within 50 yards of contestants

8. Tournament is Bass only, inc Largemouth and Smallmouth

9. Only artificial lures will be permitted. Trolling as a method of fishing is prohibited.

10. All fish must be lakes length 12” (closed mouth). There will be a 1 lb deduction

for short fish.

11. All live wells will be checked before start of tournament on Saturday and Sunday

12. Start will begin at 5:00 AM or first safe light, with all boats to blast off

13. All participants must be checked in before 5:00 AM for rules and regulations

14. Participants must be present for weigh in by 2:00 PM sharp on Saturday and at Noon Time sharp.  A 1lb penalty will be issued for

each minute late. 15 minutes late will disqualify the team. No exceptions.

15. Winners are determined by overall weight. Ties will split money evenly between teams for each place.

16. Each team member must have a valid New York fishing license.

17. Any occurrence not covered by the rules will be governed by tournament directors.

18. Any breach of the above rules will result in automatic disqualification. All interpretation of the above rules is subject to

 Eastern Penn-Jersey Deaf Bass Anglers Tournament Committee. All decisions by the committee are final.

Oneida lake - map info - sponsorship

 

Oneida Lake

Oneida Lake, located ten miles north of Syracuse in Oneida and Oswego Counties, is the largest lake lying wholly within New York State. Oneida Lake is a relatively shallow natural lake with an average depth of 22 feet and is named for the Iroquois Nation Oneida Tribe. The Oneidas called the lake "Tsioqui" or "white water", a reference to the wave action on the lake on windy days.

Physical Features

Elevation: 370 Feet
Area: 50,894 acres
Length: 21 miles
Maximum Width: 5.5 Miles
Maximum Depth: 55 Feet

Plant Life

Since zebra mussels entered the lake in the early 1990's water clarity has improved considerably. This has resulted in increased aquatic vegetation growth. Oneida Lake has very good weed growth, especially along the shoreline and in the larger bays. Vegetation is most abundant in 5 to 15 feet of water; however with the greater water clarity some vegetation may be found as deep as 20 feet.

Public Access

Madison County
South Shore - off Route 31, one mile east of the hamlet of Bridgeport. Concrete ramp. 100 cars and trailers.
Oswego County
Taft Bay- Route 49, 2 1/2 miles east of the village of Constantia. Ice Fishing Access.
Three Mile Bay - off Route 49, five miles southeast of the village of Central Square in the Three Mile Bay Wildlife Management Area. Beach launching. Parking for 20 cars and trailers.
Toad Harbor - off Shaw Road from Toad Harbor. Shoreline access and hand launching. Parking for 30 cars.
I-81 - Swamp Road at the I-81 crossing. Shore access.
Oneida County
Godfrey Point -adjacent to route 49, one mile east of the village of Cleveland. Hard Surface ramp. 56 cars and trailers.

Verona Beach State Park-off Lake Shore Rd. in Verona Beach. Shore and icefishing access

Onondaga County
Brewerton- off Bartell Road, at the I-81 crossing in Brewerton. Shore access.

Oneida Shores County Park- off Bartell Road in Brewerton. Paved launch. Parking for 100 cars and trailer. Fee.

*There are numerous private marinas and boat launches located around the lake.

 

General Fishing Information

Gamefish present include walleye, smallmouth and largemouth bass, northern pike, pickerel and tiger musky. Panfish present include yellow perch, black crappie, bluegill, pumpkinseed sunfish, white perch, white bass and bullhead. Channel catfish, freshwater drum (sheephead), and carp are also found in good numbers. Oneida Lake is a fantastic bass fishing location, and numerous bass fishing tournaments are held each year on the lake. Oneida Lake has become a popular tournament stop for professional bass fishing organizations such as BASSMASTER and FLW. Smallmouth bass can be caught around the many shoals on crayfish, minnows, tube baits and crankbaits. Largemouth bass are found in the larger bays and anywhere there is good vegetation growth. Spinnerbaits , crankbaits, topwaters, jigs, tube baits, rubber worms and minnows all work well.

 

 

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