You Win, Walleyes Not So Much

Frabill Rain Suit Jacket — Win This Frabilll Rain Suit Jacket

As the lakes freeze across the northern states and Canadian provinces, many are excited to fire up augers and drop lines through freshly carved holes in the ice. However, after a few months of suiting up to brave the cold, eyes will focus towards open water. Wouldn’t it be nice to already have a free walleye trip lined up? If you want a chance to fish with one of the best, and win a Frabill rain suit, visit Tom Neustrom’s facebook fan page and register. Tom is giving away a full-day walleye guide trip to any lake in the Grand Rapids/Deer River area. The full-day guide trip for up to two lucky anglers comes complete with fish cleaning and packaging at the end of the day. If fishing with Freshwater Fishing Hall of Famer isn’t enough, he’s throwing in one Frabill rain suit into the mix. The contest runs through December 26, 2012. Check contest rules for full details.

Dena Woerner

Dena Woerner is the president of Argia Media, LLC and a strategist for Traditions Media, LLC. She is the former Tourism Division Communications Director for the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism where she was the editor of state tourism publications, blogs and web content. Dena is a published outdoor freelance writer and editor. She plans and organizes fishing industry writer's events and photo shoots. She has been published in the River Management Journal, Arkansas Wild, North American Fisherman, and in National Wildlife Federation publications, to name a few. She has appeared in Outdoor Life photo essays, Sporting Clays magazine, and has been a featured guest on episodes of Midwest Outdoors, Illinois Outdoors,Wisconsin Outdoors and local Arkansas television fishing segments. She is a former culinary and hospitality & tourism instructor. An avid cyclist, she competes in woman's crosscountry cycling events. Dena holds a B.A. in Marketing form the University of Arkansas, a M.A. in Professional Communication from Purdue University and is Certified in Tourism Crisis Communications from the University of Florida.