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The State of Michigan offers two Free Fishing Weekends a year...the next Free Fishing Weekend will be June 7 & 8, 2008.
Valerie Blaschka
This Michigan Free Fishing Weekend event features a Family Fishing Derby, Youth Fishing Clinic, Kid's Kasting Kontest, free hot dog picnic lunch, Minnow Races, Fish Crafts and special how-to programs on fly fishing, fly tying, fish identification, water safety, angler ethics and Michigan Fisheries issues. Free loan of DNR poles and bait.
Admission is free to the festival, however a state park motor permit is required for entry into the park. Permits are $6.00 for the day or $24.00 for a resident annual permit, which is valid at any state park.
Valerie Blaschka
Launch/Weigh In Site: Linwood Beach Marina
Weigh In Time: 3-5 pm, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Free Youth Family Fishing Clinic immediately following Friday's weigh in. Enter to win a rod and reel or a new bike!
Hosted by Linwood Beach Marina and Bay City CVB
Bay City Convention & Visitors Bureau
Splash into Michigan's favorite pastime during a free fishing program at Tobico Lagoon, Bay City State Park, 3582 State Park Drive. Poles and bait will be provided for free. A motor vehicle permit is required to enter the park.
Bump & Grind, Bay County Fairgrounds
7 pm. $10.00 AD & $5.00 age 10 & under
Seven individuals and two teams will be inducted into the Bay County Sports Hall of Fame this year. Join us for Social hour beginning at 3 pm, dinner to be served at 4:30.
Tickets $35.00 per person.
Bob Darby
Come see the A.B.AA Amateur Boxing Show at the Prime Event Center! Call 989-891-0100 for more information.
Al Izykowski
Tickets are $12.00 in advance (available at the Bay City Hooters)
or $15.00 at the door.
Prime Event Center
Two week walleye fishing tournament held on the Saginaw River where the heaviest fish determines the winner! Cash prizes for 1st-25th Place.
Admission $10.00 (all entries must be purchased before January 30th at 9 pm)
Sponsored by The Saginaw News, Gander Mountain & Pride in Saginaw, Inc.
Vicci Kelley989-776-9701
Mark Martin’s Ice Fishing School: February 8-11 2009 Linwood Beach Marina & Campgrounds, Linwood, MI. Cost $475.00 per person . Limited to first 40 Applicants. (989-697-4415).
Linwood Beach Marina
Prime Event Center
Ann Gasta
Bay City State Recreation Area
5K, 10K Walk and Run and Kid's Fun Run along the shores of the Saginaw Bay. Proceeds generated benefit the park!
Bay City State Recreation Area
Return to a time when base ball was a game that was so big in America that it was actually two words instead of one. Return to a time when the game was played without fences, without gloves, and without overpaid players.
The Bay City Independents Vintage Base Ball Club will take you on an entertaining tour of what base ball was like in the nineteenth century when real men played ball with a bare knuckle style. Join us to see the brand of base ball that started it all when the bases were 42 paces apart, an out was recorded when one hand was lost, and instead of doing the wave the spectators would yell "Huzzah!"
Join the Bay City Independents for a festival of vintage baseball at Carroll Park! Featuring the two-time defending World Tournament Champions, the Greenfield Village La-de-dahs and the three-time champion of the National Silver Ball Tournament of New York State, the Akron Black Stockings from Akron, Ohio.
FREE ADMISSION!
Jayme Johnson
Bay City State Recreation Area
Return to a time when base ball was a game that was so big in America that it was actually two words instead of one. Return to a time when the game was played without fences, without gloves, and without overpaid players.
The Bay City Independents Vintage Base Ball Club will take you on an entertaining tour of what base ball was like in the nineteenth century when real men played ball with a bare knuckle style. Join us to see the brand of base ball that started it all when the bases were 42 paces apart, an out was recorded when one hand was lost, and instead of doing the wave the spectators would yell "Huzzah!"
Bay City Independents take on the Kent Base Ball Club of Grand Rapids, MI.
Free admission!
Jayme Johnson
Return to a time when base ball was a game that was so big in America that it was actually two words instead of one. Return to a time when the game was played without fences, without gloves, and without overpaid players.
The Bay City Independents Vintage Base Ball Club will take you on an entertaining tour of what base ball was like in the nineteenth century when real men played ball with a bare knuckle style. Join us to see the brand of base ball that started it all when the bases were 42 paces apart, an out was recorded when one hand was lost, and instead of doing the wave the spectators would yell "Huzzah!"
Bay City Independents take on the Grangers of Rochester Hills, MI.
Free admission!
Jayme Johnson
Return to a time when base ball was a game that was so big in America that it was actually two words instead of one. Return to a time when the game was played without fences, without gloves, and without overpaid players.
The Bay City Independents Vintage Base Ball Club will take you on an entertaining tour of what base ball was like in the nineteenth century when real men played ball with a bare knuckle style. Join us to see the brand of base ball that started it all when the bases were 42 paces apart, an out was recorded when one hand was lost, and instead of doing the wave the spectators would yell "Huzzah!"
Bay City Independents take on the Mighty River Hogs of Midland County.
Free admission!
Jayme Johnson
Return to a time when base ball was a game that was so big in America that it was actually two words instead of one. Return to a time when the game was played without fences, without gloves, and without overpaid players.
The Bay City Independents Vintage Base Ball Club will take you on an entertaining tour of what base ball was like in the nineteenth century when real men played ball with a bare knuckle style. Join us to see the brand of base ball that started it all when the bases were 42 paces apart, an out was recorded when one hand was lost, and instead of doing the wave the spectators would yell "Huzzah!"
Bay City Independents take on the Regular Base Ball Club of Mt. Clemens, MI.
Free admission!
Jayme Johnson
The Bay City Independents Host the 2nd Annual Recreation of the 1865 Michigan State Base Ball Championship Tournment, an all day event!
Return to a time when base ball was a game that was so big in America that it was actually two words instead of one. Return to a time when the game was played without fences, without gloves, and without overpaid players.
The Bay City Independents Vintage Base Ball Club will take you on an entertaining tour of what base ball was like in the nineteenth century when real men played ball with a bare knuckle style. Join us to see the brand of base ball that started it all when the bases were 42 paces apart, an out was recorded when one hand was lost, and instead of doing the wave, the spectators would yell "Huzzah!"
Scheduled to appear are: The Bay City Independents, The Greenfield Village La-de-dahs, the Wyandotte Stars and the Wahoo Base Ball Club of Royal Oak.
Free admission!
Jayme Johnson
Free instructional rowing clinic teaching the basics of the sport rowing.
Wear comfortable clothing.
Free Admission
Barrier Free
Lora Brehm
Ernie Plant
Jayme Johnson
Veteran's Park in Bay City will be the site as professional fisherman bring in their catch to get weighed. Last year the largest fish were caught right in the Bay City downtown area!
To watch live click on the link below!
http://www.aimfishing.com
The tournament is held in conjuction with BayFest.
Free instructinal rowing clinic teaching the basics of the sport of rowing.
Wear comfortable clothing.
Free Admission
Barrier Free
Lora Brehm
Jayme Johnson
Enjoy a complete program of special events! 18 holes of golf with cart, continental breakfast before tee off, lunch and an exciting awards banquet directly after golf in the Clubhouse.
All for just $75 per player or $300 per team (foursome).
Registration starts at 7:00am
Tee off is at 8:30
Your participation in this fun summer event is helping protect and treat abused children of Bay County.
For sponsorship information please contact:
Nathan Weidner Children's Advocacy Center
715 N. Euclid Avenue
Bay City, MI 48706
989-671-1345
Karen Lotter
Enjoy World-class powerboat tunnel boat racing competitions. Kid Zone, concert and more, all along the Saginaw River in downtown Bay City.
Outdoor concert featuring TESLA Friday, June 25th.
World Class 140 mph F1 Tunnel Boat Racing
Pre Race testing Friday, June 25th.
10 lap sprint heat races and 50 lap main on Saturday, June 26th and Sunday June 27th.
Admission is $8 - $25
Barrier Free
Jayme Johnson
Jayme Johnson
A weekend of blooperball & softball games with a beer tent, chicken bar-b-que, concession stands and playground for the kids. Fun for all!!!
Admission is Free
Barrier Free
Friday 6-11 pm
Sat. & Sun. 9am-11pm
James Wagner
A weekend of bloopball & softball games with a beer tent, chicken bar-b-que, concession stand and playground for the kids. Fun for all!!!
Admission if Free
Barrier Free
Friday 6-11pm
Sat & Sun 9am-11pm
James Wagner
Bay City hosts a recreation of the 1865 State Championship of Base Ball Tournament. This is the third annual version of the event and the Bay City Independents routinely gather the best vintage base ball clubs in the state. Matches are to be played at the Middleground Island (off Lafayette St.)
See what base ball was like in the nineteenth century when real men played ball with a bare-knuckle style. Join us to see the brand of base ball that started it all when the bases were 42 paces apart, an out was recorded when one hand was lost and instead of doing the wave the spectators would yell "Huzzah!"
Jayme Johnson
Maritime Legacy