BRAINERD — The Brainerd Jaycee Ice Fishing Extravaganza Committee is hosting a 2024 T-shirt design competition for students for the Feb. 3, 2024, fishing contest.
The contest hands out shirts to the first 150 contestants who catch a fish. The Extravaganza Committee is seeking students to submit their creative designs for the T-shirts. Participants must be registered students in K-12 for the 2023-24 academic year at any school located in Aitkin, Cass, Crow Wing, Mille Lacs, Morrison or Todd counties.
The winner of this contest will have their design featured on the 2024 Extravaganza T-shirts, which will be seen by 10,000 contestants, be recognized on social media, get a free contest ticket and will receive a free T-shirt with the design on it.
Digital submissions and entry forms may be emailed to
chair@icefishing.org
. Hard copy submission and entry forms may be mailed to Ice Fishing Extravaganza Brainerd Jaycees \, P.O. Box 523 Brainerd, MN 56401.
All submissions are due May 31. All official rules and entry forms can be found at
icefishing.org/tshirtdesigncontest
.
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