Do you know if you wanted to fish u.s.a bassin tourneys in both indiana and ky if you would need a membership to both states?
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Here is the Fall Schedule to kick off the 2009 season.
There is a $25.00 membership fee per person and your membership is good for all 2009 $60.00 per Boat entry fee.Tournaments offered by U.S.A Bassin. I have 15 more tournaments in the spring and summer.
KY-1 Twin Lakes Fall
Date Lake Ramp Time
10-05-08 Nolin Moutardier 6:30am-3:00pm CST
10-26-08 Rough State 7:00am-3:00pm CST
11-02-08 Barren State 6:30am-3:00pm CST
11-30-08 Rough State 7:00am-3:00pm CST
12-07-08 Nolin Moutardier 7:00am-3:00pm CST
Director John Newton
(270)286-4002 home (270)535-5774 cell
KY-19 Taylorsville/Guist Creek Fall
Date Lake Ramp Time
9-20-08 Taylorsville Settlers Trace 7:30am-3:30pm EST
10-11-08 Guist Creek Marina 7:45am-3:45pm EST
10-25-08 Taylorsville Settlers Trace 8:00am-4:00pm EST
11-08-08 Guist Creek Marina 7:30am-3:30pm EST
11-22-08 Taylorsville Settlers Trace 7:30am-3:30pm EST
Director Michael Thompson
(502)533-3552
Pay Membership and fish all 10 Tournaments. It takes 250 points to make Regionals and the top 40% out of this will make the Classic. Classic Lake has not been chosen yet.
Do you know if you wanted to fish u.s.a bassin tourneys in both indiana and ky if you would need a membership to both states?
You pay one Membership fee and your card is good in any state and any U.S.A. Bassin Division Your Card is good in KY and IN.
I be in Louisville E-town at R&W to take memeberships only and end of the year Big fish pot money only. will post dates and times later this week.
Hey guys not going to make it up There but if you are planning to fish to make this fast go to www.usabassin.com and print off and entry form and fill it out and bring it with you. I will be at the ramp 2 hours before the start time. $60.00 for entry includes Big Fish $50.00 if you do not want in it. $25.00 per person membership fee. Hope to see you on Oct. 5 2008 for the kick off of the KY Twin Lakes 6:30am-3:30pm CST. Thanks John Newton