Get Registered for the Fish For Sight Fishing Tournament!

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If you’re looking for a great fishing tournament at the Lake of the Ozarks, Bassing Bob has all the information you need. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced fisherman, anyone can benefit from a Bassing Bob membership. Members of Bassing Bob get access to fishing reports, expert articles and videos, and interactive maps. Check out the upcoming tournament that benefits a great charity and don’t forget to become a member of Bassing Bob.


Concord Village Lions Club Presents:
Fish For Sight Bass Tournament
The Largest Amateur Buddy Bass Tournament on the Lake of the Ozarks!

The Fish For Sight Buddy Bass Tournament will be held on May 4th, 2019 at PB#2 on the Lake of the Ozarks. $200 per boat - $12,000 First Place Prize*. They will be paying out one place per 10 entries, along with three Big Bass. Complimentary Fish Fry with beer! Plus live entertainment from Dale Blue Friday Night from 4-8pm. BBQ provided Saturday during weigh-in. For more information, contact Emil @(314) 485-1200.

NOTICE: Online Entry will close at 5:00PM Thursday May 2, 2019.  However, they will be accepting late entries at the lake up until takeoff Saturday morning subject to a $50 additional late fee.

The Concord Village Lions is a service organization, and all of the profits from the Fish For Sight Tournament go to benefit some sort of EYE related research or care.  As of the culmination of the 2018 Tournament, this event has generated over $1,036,416 over the last 28 years, all of which has been used to helped thousands of people, the majority of whom are children. Please help us at BassingBob.com support this event! Register now and forward to a friend.

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