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Catch walleye and pike at Hauser Lake's annual fishing tournament
Join the John Arnold Memorial Fishing Tournament on August 15 at Hauser Lake, Helena, MT. Compete for walleye and pike prizes. Register now!
Event details
Join us on August fifteenth, two thousand twenty-six, for the John Arnold Memorial Fishing Tournament at Hauser Lake in Helena, Montana. This annual event honors the legacy of John Arnold, a passionate angler and beloved community member. Set against the serene backdrop of Hauser Lake, surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills, the tournament offers a perfect blend of nature’s beauty and community spirit. It’s a day where families, friends, and fishing enthusiasts come together to create lasting memories.
The tournament runs from eight in the morning to three in the afternoon, featuring a friendly competition for walleye and northern pike. Participants can look forward to a contest rules meeting and boat inspection at seven-thirty, ensuring a fair and enjoyable experience for all. The entry fee is forty dollars per team, and all anglers must be members of Walleyes Unlimited of Montana to participate. For more details or to register, contact Josh Starkel at 406-250-7203 or via email at [email protected].
This event is ideal for families with children, offering a relaxed environment where kids can enjoy the outdoors and learn about fishing. Pet owners will appreciate the dog-friendly atmosphere, allowing their furry friends to join in the fun. Couples seeking a romantic lakeside setting will find Hauser Lake’s tranquil waters and picturesque views the perfect backdrop for a memorable day together. Groups looking to reconnect will find ample space for shared meals, group activities, and the joy of being together in nature. To make the most of your day, consider bringing picnic blankets, folding chairs, and sunscreen. Nearby lodging options are available on Lake.com for those wishing to extend their stay. Ready to make some lakeside memories? Start planning your stay now on Lake.com.
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