Don't Miss the Fall Big Bass Bash this Weekend!

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The Fall Big Bass Bash tournament is this weekend! The Big Bass Bash is a tournament that is designed for amateurs only. Its unique format allows the weekend angler a chance to win big money like the professionals. Unlike most fishing tournaments which have a team arrangement where prizes are based on total weight, their format is distinctive in that it only takes one fisherman just one big bass to win. If you want to participate, Bassing Bob has all the information you need to know!


Fall Big Bass Bash
Don't miss the Grand Daddy of them all...the 2018 Fall Big Bass Bash at Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks. Over $250,000 cash payout including $100,000 to the angler who hauls in the biggest bass of the tournament.

Anglers can launch from anywhere on Lake of the Ozarks. The Big Bass Bash will have four weigh-in stations to accommodate the anglers: PB2 (Grand Glaize State Park), Red Oak Resort, Alhonna Resort, & Point Randall Resort.

When:
October 6-7th

Tournament Hours:
7:00 am – 3:00 pm each day
Registration begins at 6:00 am.
The awards ceremony will begin at 4:00 pm at PB #2 (Grand Glaize State Park)

Weigh In Locations:
PB #2 | Alhonna Resort | Red Oak Resort | Point Randall | Ivy Bend

Entry Fees Per Person:
2 day: $180 | 1 day: $130
Kids division: $10 a day

Register Online:
Online – Anglers can enter online at www.BigBassBash.com until midnight on October 4, 2018.

Register in Person at These Locations and Dates:
(No checks accepted)

Register in person at these locations through October 5th:
Osage Beach Bait & Tackle, Fitz Fishing, Bryant’s Osage Outdoors (Cash only)

Friday, October 5th
PB2 (Grand Glaize State Park), from 12 pm – 8 pm (Cash or CC)

Saturday October 6th & Sunday October 7th
Anglers can register at all weigh-in stations, starting at 6 am each morning.
Weigh in locations: PB2, Red Oak Resort, Alhonna Resort, Point Randall Resort, and Ivy Bend Resort.

BONUS WINS

Exact Weight Bonus
$500 to every EXACT weight 3 lbs and/or 4 lbs bass weighed in each day of the tournament.

Ladies, Let's Go Fishing!
The Big Bass Bash will pay an additional $1,000 to the lady who catches the biggest bass of the weekend!


Everyone at Bassing Bob is looking forward to this tournament and we hope you are too. If you enjoy fishing at the Lake of the Ozarks and aren’t a member at BassingBob.com yet, what are you waiting for? With different levels of memberships, we make our memberships as economical as possible by enabling members to subscribe to the platforms that cover their interests. Sign up for your membership today!

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