louisville bass clubs

[CTFSHWHISKER]

Is a team club,have about 30+.they have a limit on number of boats previous members have priority but they will go over the limit so as its not too many.you pay the tourneys by half of season first half before first tourney then the second half or all at once.for all entrys and dues it is like $200 per person.In years past it pays about $600 first place depending on boats.they fish nolin rough barren patoka and ky for 1 points tourney and clasic and they usually have a cook out at the classic.they also give angler of year money.
they have six tournaments + classic i believe.only downside for me is they have no nite tourneys.

[bodesman]

Check out the Green River Bass Club. During the 2006 season, the club had a total of 76 members. New members for 2007 are welcome. The club is a team format and we fish 4 lakes: Green, Barren, Nolin, and Cumberland. Membership dues are $30 per person per year and tournament entry fees are $50 per boat per tournament. For the 2007 schedule and rules, go to www.greenriverbassclub.com

[ukfishin]

if anyone has any more info on this please shoot me a e-mail to [email protected] thanks.

[zx150]

The Louisville Metro Police Department's FOP Lodge runs a fishing club. We normally fish 6 T's a year and then have a classic. We fish Barren, Rough, Nolin, KY/Barkley, Ohio, either Green,Dale or Cumberland. You must join the FOP as an assoiate member, $30.00 a year. We should have the schedule out in the next fe days. Ryan.
www.fopbassclube.com

[ukfishin]

we went to the louisville boat show in jan and did not see any club fliers or info ? we will be going to the strader show sat to see if anyone has any club info there.

[zx150]

The louisville Metro Police Bass Club is always looking for new members. Send me an email and I can send you an application. [email protected]

[basshole13]

Do you have a partner? I've been looking for a club to join myself, but can't find a partner.

cedar creek is currently looking for new members. we fish barren, rough, nolin and ky lake. you should check out our website cedarcreekbass.com. here you can find rules and reg, tournament schedule, and contact info. we'd love to be able to include you and your partner.

[basshole13]

im looking for a bass club in the louisville area. a team club. it would be nice if i could find one close to okolona or fern creek. does anyone know of one ?

cedar creek is currently looking for new members. we fish barren, rough, nolin and ky lake. check out our website cedarcreekbass.com. here you can find rules and regulations, tournament schedule, and contact info. we'd love to include you and your partner.

[fishcatcher]

I am a member of the Louisvillemetrobassclub. It is a great club. A lot of the members also fish the fishers for men tournaments and others. We are a draw for partner club. We also fish Rough, Barren, Nolin, LBL and others. We are starting our year off with Dale Hollow this year. Just go to the web site below to see all that the club offers.

Nick

http://www.louisvillemetrobassclub.com/

[DaveR]

commonwealth bass club, has typically been a good one. I fished it for years before I ran out of time. a lot of fun with those guys, some good fishermen too.

[KYHorseflys]

cedar creek is currently looking for new members. we fish barren, rough, nolin and ky lake. check out our website cedarcreekbass.com. here you can find rules and regulations, tournament schedule, and contact info. we'd love to include you and your partner.

Hey basshole (great handle btw),

I checked out ya'lls schedule and it looks like I would be able to fish most of them if I joined. Never fished a tournament before, but sounds like fun and a good learning experience anyways (plus, it'd be easy money for the others in the club, LOL!)

Unfortunately, I don't own a boat, so I'd have to be a non-boater. Would it be wise to join, thinking I could fish the tourneys, or would it be better to try and find someone with a boat to join with?

[basshole13]

Hey basshole (great handle btw),

I checked out ya'lls schedule and it looks like I would be able to fish most of them if I joined. Never fished a tournament before, but sounds like fun and a good learning experience anyways (plus, it'd be easy money for the others in the club, LOL!)

Unfortunately, I don't own a boat, so I'd have to be a non-boater. Would it be wise to join, thinking I could fish the tourneys, or would it be better to try and find someone with a boat to join with?

I would get a hold of Allen or Ken. Their numbers are on our website. they may know of some boaters looking for partners. It would probably be wise to find one before joining. I'd hate to see you join and not be able to find a partner.