Unfortunately, our club operates with a draw team format, so you will likely fish with 11 different people throughout the year. This means you'll have the opportunity to make 11 new friends and potentially learn various fishing techniques.

Absolutely, meeting attendance is not mandatory. However, we must receive your tournament application before the meeting to pair you in the draw. You can mail it to us to ensure your participation.

To become a member, there is an annual fee of $40. The basic monthly tournament entry fee is $60, which includes a five-pound fish pot. Co-anglers need to contribute towards boat expenses, with costs varying based on the lake location. Saguaro, Bartlett, Canyon, and Pleasant are $60; Apache, Roosevelt, and Alamo are $90; Lakes Havasu and Martinez are $120. These are recommended contributions, but the team can mutually agree on adjustments.

You must be 18 years of age to become a member.

The easiest way to obtain more information about joining is by filling out our contact form, which can be found on the home page of our website.

Absolutely! Many of our club members do not own boats. A tournament team consists of two anglers who fish from one boat. The pairing of tournament teams is done randomly at our monthly meetings.

Tournament teams are randomly paired at the end of our monthly meetings using a computerized draw. Boaters and co-anglers are paired in this manner.

While we don't have strict equipment requirements, we recommend that participants have the appropriate fishing gear for bass fishing. This includes fishing rods, reels, lines, and tackle suitable for bass species. Our members often share tips on the best equipment choices during club interactions.

No, there is no specific skill level required to join our club. We welcome anglers of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned veterans. Our club fosters an environment where members can learn from each other and improve their skills over time, making it a great place for anglers of all backgrounds.

We prioritize the safety of our members. In the event of adverse weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances that may affect the tournament, decisions regarding postponements or cancellations are made with safety in mind. Members will be informed promptly through club communication channels, and rescheduling or alternative arrangements may be considered as appropriate.

Yes, a valid Arizona fishing license is required to participate in our tournaments. You can obtain a fishing license through the Arizona Game and Fish Department's website or at various local retailers. It's essential to have a valid license before participating in any club events.

Our tournaments primarily focus on largemouth and smallmouth bass. The specific size and bag limits may vary depending on the lake and season. Participants will be informed of the rules and regulations for each tournament during the monthly meetings and through club communications to ensure compliance with local fishing regulations.

Yes, we encourage members to get involved in various club activities and initiatives. We often organize conservation and community outreach events, such as habitat improvement projects, fishing clinics, and youth programs. Additionally, members can contribute by volunteering for club roles or committees, helping organize events, or sharing their expertise with fellow anglers.