Don't Miss These Tournaments!

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We've got two great tournaments for you to get registered for, including one starting today! The Old Kinderhook Fish n Golf Pro-Am Tournament begins today and goes through Friday. The next big tournament, The 6th Annual Winter Bass Challenge is still eligible for registration!  If you want to participate, Bassing Bob has all the information you need to know!


Old Kinderhook Fish n Golf Pro-Am Tournament
Presented by: Ulrich Marine
November 13th – 16th, 2018

Today begins 3 days of fishing, golfing, fun and competition with pro fishermen! Guaranteed tournament pot of $30,000+! While it's too late to get registered, you can still enjoy the tournament and keep up with results online. This will give you the perfect opportunity to prepare for next year's event!

Event Details
Old Kinderhook and Bassing Bob are hosting the 4th Annual Missouri Invitational Fish and Golf Pro/Am Tournament, a unique fishing and golf competition that provides amateur fisherman with the opportunity to fish and golf with Pro Fisherman at Lake of the Ozarks. The  Pro/Am team will compete for a guaranteed pot of $30,000.00+ with $12,000.00+ awarded to the winning team and many other pay-outs and prizes for golf and fishing. In 2017, the total pot after the auction was $54,000.00 and the winning team of Jeremy Lawyer and John Hewkin won $20,000.00. The top 7 teams will get paid and $1,000 to the amateur with the biggest bass.

The competition will be held at Old Kinderhook starting with a happy hour, sit down dinner, live auction, pairings, rules review and rubbing elbows with the Pros on Tuesday, November 13th starting at 6:00 p.m. The competition will kick-off on Wednesday at 8:00a.m. fishing with your Pro. Followed by BBQ cook-out Wednesday night at Old Kinderhook. On Thursday November 15th, you will play 18 holes of scramble golf with your fishing pro and a randomly assigned golf pro. Thursday night is on your own to enjoy many of the Lake of the Ozarks restaurants or just hang around the resort and relax. On Friday, November 16th you will fish with your Pro, take off at 8:00 with the final weigh-in at 3:30. The awards ceremony will follow immediately after the weigh-in.

Amateur fisherman will be able to participate in the competition and all of the scheduled events for  a fee of $1,000.00. The $1,000.00 registration fee will include Tuesday nights happy hour/dinner/auction, two days of fishing with a pro fisherman and 18 holes of golf with your fishing pro and a designated golf pro. Breakfast will be provided each day outside the lodge and sandwiches and refreshments at each fishing weigh-in.

Amateur fisherman will be paired with a fishing pro for the three days of the competition. Pairings will be finalized on Tuesday evening November 13th, after the live auction (see auction details) The additional money generated from the auctions will be added to the pot for the competition. Those that choose not participate in the auction will be randomly assigned a fishing Pro.

The auction includes a live and silent auction. The live auction bidding will begin at $250.00. Amateurs are only bidding to secure the highest bid to secure their draft pick number. Their will be 12 rounds of bidding and then the highest bidder from each of the 12 rounds will select their pro. As an example, the bidding auction will start at $250.00, the highest bidder during that bidding period will be able to select their choice of remaining pro fisherman. After the live auction pairings are complete, the remaining pros will be auctioned off through the silent auction. After the silent  auction, remaining pros and co-anglers will be randomly assigned. Last years auction added an additional $23,000.00 to the pot.


6th Annual Winter Bass Challenge
ALHONNA RESORT
December 15th
December 22nd
January 12th
January 26th

Who's ready for the 6th Annual Winter Bass Challenge? This is one winter fishing event you won’t want to miss. Grab your fishing gear and hit the lake, because now is the time to start preparing for this tournament. Anglers under 16 may compete as a non-boater. Anglers under 16 must be accompanied by a boater who is their legal guardian or have a waiver and consent signed by their legal guardian.

Entry Fee: $130 per boat, Big Bass: Additional $10
Registration and breakfast will begin at 6:30 AM.
Time: Take off at 8:00AM; Weigh-in at 3:00PM

Scoring and Payout
Payout pot is 90% of all tournament entry fees collected. Payouts will be made for the following:
  • 1st place heaviest weight
  • 2nd place heaviest weight
  • 3rd place heaviest weight
  • Additional places paid per each 7 boats over 20
Special Payouts:
  • Lowest weight 5 keepers
  • Largest Spotted (Kentucky Bass)
  • Special payouts paid based on a minimum of 15 boats.
  • Top weight finishers to earn checks are not eligible for these special payouts.
  • Big Bass 100% of Big Bass Side Pot
  • Winter Bass Challenge Team Champion 5% of collected fees for all 4 tournaments plus trophy

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Everyone at Bassing Bob is looking forward to these tournaments and we hope to see you there. DON'T FORGET TO GET REGISTERED FOR THE WINTER BASS CHALLENGE! 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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