Win a Spot at Bob White’s Musky Madness Event and Support Conservation Hawks

Written by: Todd Tanner, Conservation Hawks

Bob White prepares to release a fine, fly-caught musky in Wisconsin.
Photo by Mike Dvorak

Bob White, the respected artist and legendary fly-fishing guide, sure knows how to throw a great party. Bob has learned that if he brings the right anglers together at the right time and in the right place, they can catch huge muskies on fly rods.

With that in mind, Bob has arranged for some of the world’s best musky guides to rendezvous in
northern Wisconsin from September 22-24, where they’ll float with 10 lucky anglers down the Chippewa and Flambeau rivers in search of massive muskies. When the day’s float wraps up, both guests and guides will kick back and enjoy life at Chippewa River Lodge. Bob calls this event Musky Madness.

Lisa White, Bob’s wife, will work her special brand of magic with breakfasts and dinners. The guides will handle lunches and refreshments on the waters. Oh, and don’t be surprised if renowned fly fishing author John Gierach makes an appearance.

Author John Gierach is a frequent Musky Madness participant.
Photo by Mike Dvorak

An added bonus is that Orvis is supplying state-of-the-art rods and reels for Musky Madness.

If you’re interested in joining Bob White for his exclusive Musky Madness event this September, you have two options. You can write a check for $1800 to secure your slot—but hurry, because this epic adventure will sell out quickly—or you can throw your hat in the ring with the Conservation Hawks Musky Madness raffle. Bob and Lisa were kind enough to donate an $1800 slot at Musky Madness to benefit Conservation Hawks.

For the price of a ticket—$25 each, 3 for $50, or 7 for $100—you’ll get a chance to join Bob’s Musky Madness, and you’ll also help support an exceptional conservation organization. There is a limited number of raffle tickets available.

Please CLICK HERE to learn more about Musky Madness or to purchase your raffle tickets today.

Todd Tanner heads up Conservation Hawks, an organization whose mission is “defend our sporting heritage and pass on a healthy natural world to future generations of Americans.” He is also a former Trout Bum of the Week. Check out some of Bob Whites great art here.