Walleye Draws
Entered the draw for tags at RHR last year, there were (if I recall correctly) around 3000 entries for around 50 tags. Lame.
Should I try my luck at RHR again? Do walleye tags work on a "priority" system based on the number of years a person has entered? |
How does group draw work? You can only win one tag between everyone?
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Yes priority system is in place as far as I know. If group gets drawn, each person in the group gets tags.
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'Nother question. Last year I entered hubby and I as a group, but #1 son individually (he couldn't find his WIN card when I entered hubby and I as a group). Can I enter all three of us as group, or singly, this year without affecting priority? |
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ie: If you and your hubby were P2 and your son was P1. Your group would be classed as a P1. |
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It was the first year for all of us, so our priorities are all the same. I wasn't sure if it was the group that carried the priority, or the individuals within it. |
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I talked to an avid hunter and he is almost positive there is no priorty for the fishing tags.....Just hunting tags, dosent make sence if that the case..
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Draw Priority: The WIN is used to identify a draw applicant’s priority. In the first year (2006), all draw applicants entered the draws with a 0 priority. A draw applicant’s priority increases when the draw application is not drawn and will be reset to 0 once their application has been drawn. Priority will be accumulated, tracked and used in the draw selection from the initial draw (2006). The priority for a group application will be based on the individual applicant whose priority is lowest. |
Just put in for Class B for the wife and myself at Garner, Wolf or Pinehurst. Hopefully Garner. It was a complete pleasure last year :)
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I have P5 on Class 3 as I have 999ed it every year. :) |
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I put in for all of us yesterday. Class A and B at Isle and C at Pigeon. Come on Isle been a long time since I could keep an Eye from my home base!!!
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You get a priority point for every draw you put in for but are not successful in.
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Another question :)
I'll only be putting in for RHR. I didn't 999 anything last year, as it just didn't occur to me to do it. I'd like to use the 999 option this year, and I'd like to use it wisely: planning for 5-6 years down the road, when our little guy is ready for bigger and more lengthy fishing trips. While none of us have a crystal ball, what lakes should I be looking at 999ing? Just had a brain fart . . . can I get my little guy (2.5 years) a WIN, enter him in the draws, and 999 everything for him so he's gaining priority? |
You only gain priority on the actual draw code, not individual lakes so if you are 999ing, it doesn't matter what lake you apply for.
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So that would be the 60, 61, or 62. Priority is completely independent of the lake code (which appears to be defined as the "Draw Choice"). By skimming through that painfully small text once again, I found that I can get my little guy a WIN and start building his priority. :) |
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So now that Class B has been canceled I have good priority built up to draw Class C. Confused yet? |
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Yup get the young guy a WIN Card and get some priority built up. |
What is 999ing?
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ei:you can apply for walleye draw this year but if you dont want to get drawn but still want to build your "Prority" so you can get drawn in Future years you MUST 999 your walleye application. I put in For lake Newell,first time Ever!:) |
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CAN’T HUNT THIS YEAR BUT STILL WANT TO INCREASE YOUR DRAW PRIORITY? USE ‘999’ If you do not want to be drawn but you want to increase your draw priority use ‘999’ as your first and only draw choice on your draw application. Do not enter a second or third draw choice. By using ‘999’ you are indicating that you do not want to be drawn, you are applying only to increase your draw priority. Note: the ‘999’ option is not available for the following draws: Goat Draw (35), WMU 438 Trophy Sheep Draw (38) or Bison Draw (39) as no priority is accumulated in these draws. Normal draw application restrictions apply regarding eligibility, maximum applications allowed, number of hunters per application, etc. See pages 14 and 15. For example, residents are restricted to applying on only one moose draw. If a resident applies for calf moose and uses ‘999’, this is a valid moose application and you CANNOT make another calf moose application or apply on a different moose draw. |
If you apply for a class and dont get drawen for it, your priority goes up. If you get drawen for a class your priority goes to the bottom. If you dont apply and not even do a 999 you go to the bottom. Last year my priority whent to 0 on class c but went to 1 on class B and class A stayed at 0 cause I did not apply in that one. I should have did a 999 in class A. I dont know if it costs you $ to do a 999.
This year im going class A and B Isle lake and B for Long lake. My buddy caught 5 eyes at long last weekend at Long while perching. They sure liked his hook. All in the class B size. Its too bad there will probly be only about 50 people drawen for Classes A and B at Isle and Long to. Thats how they are basicly gonna close the lakes and still keep the public happy. Another Gov sceem. Whish they would close Perch for a year or two. Had a class C at pigeon last year that I did not even get one filled. Oh well. Gonna hit Calling all summer and get plenty to eat. I think the draws are open now. Buddy went to Pinehurst last summer and got nothing there, We think they netted it last year big time. The F&W are even quiet about that Lake when asked. |
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