2022 Byron Bear Fishing Team Schedule and Information COMING

The 2022 informational fishing team meeting will be held February 24th from 6-7pm and March 13th  in the commons of the high school.

• We will have monthly meetings for most of the year. Come on time and be prepared for the meeting. Listen to the speakers and participate in any hands-on activities.
• Refrain from talking to those sitting by you while there is a presenter speaking.
• Most meetings will be held from 6-8pm at Byron High School cafeteria, unless announced with a different location.  Meetings will consist of a guest speaker, fishing techniques, etc...
• Meeting Dates:     TBD
• BANQUET     TBD

The registration fee is $150.00 for students in grades 6-12. This includes your team jersey, annual SATT and TBF memberships and club sponsorsed tournament fees.  Junior rate is $60 for students in grades K-5.  This includes a team shirt and club sponsored event. Registration will open Feb. 1st.  

 We will have ongoing fishing contests during the year. Details will be made available for each contest. 

We will have team fundraising and community volunteering events throughout the year. These will be announced with as much advanced notice as possible. Watch your email and check the website for these announcements. These events are not only to raise money for our team but give back to the community and businesses that have supported us!

2022 Tournament (6-12) Schedule:  COMING SOON!!

https://www.mnsatt.org/  SATT 

SATT - RULES AND FORMS https://www.mnsatt.org/rules-and-forms.html 

SATT Tournaments: 

Contests & Events:

2022 LUND VIRTUAL FISHING LEAGUE SCHEDULE

Unlimited Entry on all events!  www.studentangler.org

VIrtual Rules Meeting Thursday before (each) event.

• Sunday, May 22nd
• Sunday, June 5th
• Sunday, June 19th
• Sunday, July 17th
• Sunday, August 14th

FALL FLING (Sunday, September 18th)  - To qualify for scholarship drawings angler must of fished 3-5 regular season events.

Hopefully this site will help you make the right decision when selecting the fishing pole for you to use.  Check it out:

https://www.fix.com/blog/selecting-the-right-fishing-rod/