About Us:

Payout:
$60.00 entry per boat (2 person max)
$10.00 of every entry will be donated to Charity
$10.00 of every entry will go toward Big / Little Bass
$40.00 of every entry will go toward Big / Little Sack

Example:
Based on 40 boat entry field

Charity Donation- $400.00
Big Sack - $800.00
Little Sack - $800.00
Big Bass - $200.00
Little Bass - $200.00

---

Our Goals

Our goal is to establish and maintain a not for profit tournament series format that is built around fun, fellowship and camaraderie with just enough competition to keep things interesting. Our civic intention is to give back to the community through charitable contribution to those who are in need.

Enjoy

We are in this because we enjoy fishing, meeting new people and building friendships with other anglers that have a passion for fishing. We also want to be able to give to charities as we think helping others and giving back to others is so important. Most tournaments focus on competition and competition only, we have found that many recreational anglers feel that their skill levels are not on par with the anglers that participate in most tournament schedules or are not interested in the rigors that most competitions require. We want to provide and be apart of something refreshingly different. The Cull’m or Keep’m Series will focus more on the fun and fellowship that the outdoors can provide. Our angler surveys and trial tournament has proven that this series will draw those who may not want to spend the large amounts required for most tournament entry and desire a more friendly, family oriented competition on a less intense level. We feel this format also provides a great way for family and friends participating to introduce new anglers to the great sport of tournament fishing.

Play

Our format is all about fun and giving each angler/team a chance to win regardless of skill level. The Cull’m or Keep’m Series format requires a little bit of strategy as we will award cash to the heaviest stringer, lightest stringer, big bass and small bass of the tournament. Each angler/team is allowed to catch and keep up to five fish in the livewell at anytime. However, you can only bring three fish to the weigh-in. All eligible limits will be weighed and the heaviest stringer as well as the lightest stringer will win equal portions of the purse. (You must have at least two fish to qualify for the lightest stringer; this keeps lightest stringer and small bass from automatically going to the same angler/team.) Entrants will also be able to weigh one fish for the big bass award and one fish for the small bass award respectively. Competitors will have to decide what their strategy will be during the competition i.e.; do you go big or little, try for big bass or small, maybe you want to swing for the fence and go for big stringer, big bass and small bass. The rules make all of this possible and that’s what makes this tournament so different from others. We believe this format, coupled with the fun and fellowship it offers will bring more people out to enjoy the sport of fishing through our tournament series and bring them back again and again.