New Club starting - small boats

Looking to start a new club in 2011 in the Louisville/S. Indiana area. This will be a club to fish our smaller waters catering to smaller boats (ie john boats, bass hunters, etc.). The plan is for it to be fun competition - low entry fees, partner style with 100% paybacks. This is in the planning stages and I am looking for those interested to get a head start in help with planning. We will have a website which is already in the process of being created and also plan to get some sponsors to make the classic very special (have some contacts here as well). If anybody is interested please email me at:

[email][email protected][/email].

[QUOTE=coachjoe;434257]Looking to start a new club in 2011 in the Louisville/S. Indiana area. This will be a club to fish our smaller waters catering to smaller boats (ie john boats, bass hunters, etc.). The plan is for it to be fun competition - low entry fees, partner style with 100% paybacks. This is in the planning stages and I am looking for those interested to get a head start in help with planning. We will have a website which is already in the process of being created and also plan to get some sponsors to make the classic very special (have some contacts here as well). If anybody is interested please email me at:

[email][email protected][/email].[/QUOTE]

would it be possible to fish these alone without a partner or is that a requirement ?

Entry fee would be per boat... could be fished with a partner or alone.

Man that sounds great! Can we eat the bass we catch?

sounds like somebody is trying to stir the pot

[QUOTE=Embrey;435292]sounds like somebody is trying to stir the pot[/QUOTE]

Im sorry I did not mean that in a demeaning way, I am serious. There are so many people out there that cant stand it when they hear of someone eating a bass, but in all actuality it helps the fishery. I have fished in many tournaments and seen the aftermath the very next day with tons of bass floating in the marina.

We may aswell eat them.

What day of the week would the tournaments be ?

[QUOTE=Luveatnbass;435293]Im sorry I did not mean that in a demeaning way, I am serious. There are so many people out there that cant stand it when they hear of someone eating a bass, but in all actuality it helps the fishery. I have fished in many tournaments and seen the aftermath the very next day with tons of bass floating in the marina.

We may aswell eat them.[/QUOTE]


How does taken all the bass out of a lake help the fishery? Have you ever heard of Captain D's?

[QUOTE=Luveatnbass;435293]Im sorry I did not mean that in a demeaning way, I am serious. There are so many people out there that cant stand it when they hear of someone eating a bass, but in all actuality it helps the fishery. I have fished in many tournaments and seen the aftermath the very next day with tons of bass floating in the marina.

We may aswell eat them.[/QUOTE]tournaments already look bad enough and can be bad enough at times. and now you want them to kill all the fish too...good plan you got there. should really boost the fish population in 2-3 years.

[URL]http://fw.ky.gov/pdf/basicfishingbook.pdf[/URL]

Page 23-25, hahahahahahahahahaha........

[QUOTE=Embrey;435359]tournaments already look bad enough and can be bad enough at times. and now you want them to kill all the fish too...good plan you got there. should really boost the fish population in 2-3 years.[/QUOTE]

[URL]http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/bassmaster/conservation/news/story?page=b_con_CandR_200809005[/URL]

You need to educate yourself. Keeping bass in certain lakes will make a possitive impact on the quality of fish you catch in the future, man.