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Important Update
Kenneth Koichi TANAKA
TANAKA, Kenneth Koichi January 21, 2012, passed away in his home in Nashville, TN at the age of 81. He was born in Honolulu, HI, graduated from Kahuku High School ('48) and obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from the University of Hawaii at Manoa ('52). He served in the Air Force before establishing his engineering career with Rockwell International. He is survived by brother, Walter and family; sister, Margaret Wilson-Perez and family; relatives, friends and his SGI family. Memorial services will be Friday, February 3, 2012 at 6 p.m., at ELLIS FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICE,
(615) 255-5412.
Club
Information
September 2011 Tournament Winners
First Place & Big Fish - Joe James,
Ritchie James, Jeff Edwards - 49.90 lbs (27.45lbs)
Second Place - Nelson, Travis, Adam Pardue & Paul Sibert -
34.95 lbs
Third Place - Herb Odom, Mike Chastain, Justin Chastain -
31.55 lbs
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September 1st Place + Big Fish
**************************************************************************Natural Yellow Bass Hybrid Record Details
http://www.stripers247.com/phpBB2/gallery/index.php?n=275
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Upcoming Events
Thursday Feb 16 - CLUB
MEETING - Shoney's on Donelson Pike just north of I40. Social hour
begins at 6:00 PM. Meeting begins at 7:00 PM.
Saturday Feb 18 - CLUB TOURNAMENT - Long Hunter State Park (Times 6:00am - 3:00pm) - Weigh-in shortly after 3:00pm. @ Long Hunter State Park Boat Ramp. Be in the parking lot or inside the no-wake zone at Long Hunter State Park boat ramp by 3:00pm.
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Conservation Effort
***The September 2010 tournament on Old Hickory Lake was a measurement tournament with optional release. You could either measure the fish and video it on the measurement board and release the fish...or you could keep the fish and bring it to the weigh-in to be measured. Several fish were released alive because of this conservation effort.
***This effort was modified in 2011 to continue to allow the release of fish...but to use pounds in establishing the results. A formula of half a pound per inch is now being used to decide the weight of any fish that is filmed and released. This formula will continue to be modified as we now measure and weigh any fish that is brought to the weigh-in. This is a continuation of our effort to allow a fisherman "weigh-in" a fish and release it alive if desired.
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