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Melvern Walleye Tournament

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Event# 620-662-0296

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The KWA welcomes anglers of all ages. It is tournament fishing for fun. Many of our teams consist of men and women, parent and child, grandparent and grandchild, cousins, friends and co-workers. Membership in the KWA is not required to enter any of our tournaments. Because the Kansas Walleye Association supports conservation of Kansas fishing resources, all of the tournaments are catch and release.

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Melvern Walleye Tournament

Address : Melvern Lake, Eisenhower State Park Topeka KS
Phone : 620-662-0296   (Always call and confirm events.)

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