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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Fort Frances, Ontario – March 28, 2007 – The Fort Frances
Canadian Bass Championship (FFCBC). announced that they have officially
signed a Reciprocal Agreement with the Competitive Sport Fishing League
(CSFL)
The Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship is 13 years old in 2007.
Because of our excellent committee and volunteer support during this
time, the FFCBC has become one of the premier bass tournament events in
North America. We want to continue this tradition of quality and
success, and to do so, we’re asking for your input.
The FFCBC committee is looking for enthusiastic new members. We want
individuals who will strengthen the tournament with fresh ideas, new
perspectives, and passion for their area of expertise.
Starting in 2007 the anglers competing in the Fort Frances Canadian
Bass Championship (FFCBC) will contribute to underwriting part of the
tournament operation costs, angler benefit expenses and capital and
operating expenditures of the event through a new infrastructure fee.
August 02, 2006
Alex Cruickshank
Mark Libitka and Dave Bennett took a big gamble this
past weekend at the Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship, hoping it
would pay off in the long run.
It did—to the tune of $50,000.
Libitka, of Kenora, and Bennett, of Sioux Narrows,
stumbled onto a great school of fish during their pre-fishing on Rainy
Lake and stuck with it throughout the three-day event to capture the
12th-annual FFCBC title.
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