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The STQT is an opportunity to represent the state of Colorado at a BASS Nation regional event. Any member of BASS, and a Local CBN club in good standing, is eligible to enter. The top 10 finishers for both boaters (pro) and non-boaters (pro-am) will qualify for the Colorado State team and move on for a chance to fish the Bassmaster Classic. You choose a partner to travel and pre-fish with. For more information or to register contact your local CBN club.
Tournament Director
Joe Conway
(719) 491-2272
President
Brandon Genova
(720) 936-6710
Lake Oahe, SD.
June 12th–17th, 2022
Thank you to all that came out. And special thanks to all those that helped with live well checks and weigh-ins. We could not have done it without you all. We'll get photos posted as well as the final spreadsheet with results up in the coming days. Big bass winners we'll get payments soon as well.
Congrats to those that made the team!
Last updated 06.20.22
Location:
Lake Oahe, SD
June 12th–17th, 2022
South Dakota Fishing License and a valid parks pass are required.
Mandatory-Tournament Meeting:
6/14/22
All boats off the water by 3:00pm.
12631 SD Hwy 1804
Mobridge, SD 57601
6:00pm BBQ Dinner, courtesy of CBN.
Launch Site:
Indian Creek Recreation Area
12905 288th Ave
Glenham, SD 57631
Weigh Site:
12940 288th Rd
Mobridge, SD 57601
Tournament Participant Contact Sheet
Off Limits: See Below
Official Practice: 6/12–6/14
Tournament: 6/15–6/17
All boats in the water by: 5:30
YES. Lifejackets zipped and/or snapped anytime the motor is “running and in gear” applies to all persons during Practice days and Tournament days. Family members/friends are “not allowed” to share information with contestants during tournament days!
YES. Recommended boaters have them available and that you use one! Discussion with partner for the day is suggested for verification of your access to a net. Co's, recommended you bring a small net of your own to our events to assure you will have one available for your use. Again verify with your boater for the day.
Boaters need to make seats available to Cos. Please have your “sit down” seats and/or “butt seats” available at this event. If necessary, do some swapping with another boater for a day. Career Cos may want to consider getting a couple different seat posts and a seat of their own to bring to any tournaments you attend. Again verify seat arrangements with your boater prior to launch.
In some cases you may be fishing solo for the day depending on pairings. This will be for one day only. Special situations may change this preference, and fishing alone is not a guarantee.
Boaters need liability coverage of at least $300k. Please have a copy of your insurance coverage saved on your phone, or a hard copy. Insurance cards do not show coverage amounts. Have a copy of your coverage amounts available, digital or hard copy will be accepted. There will be random checks! Non compliance of the $300k coverage drops you out of the event until corrected!
YES. There will be running light and kill-switch checks. BASS liability Insurance requires those checks all 3 tournament days. Live-well checks will also be all 3 days. Let me know of any live-well, kill-switch, or light issues prior to 1st day launch, please. We want you safe and “No dead fish” is our goal as a group.
Pairings and launch order will done randomly via computer by CBN officers that are present. Day two launch order, boaters will be flipped and will be reverse order. Cos will be randomly paired again with boaters. NEW! Day three parings and launch order will be determined by standings. 1st place co and boater will be first out and on down the line. Pairings will be posted here on this page.
YES. There will be 2 flights per day (1-17) & (18-34). Check back for check in an launch times.
Multi hook rigs are not permitted this includes, Arigs, donkey rigs, Tube with a drop shot above, Live target bait ball, and more. These are not allowed in practice or competition days. Check with the TD if you have any bait in question.
It is the anglers responsibility to read and understand the below rules prior to competition. Boaters are responsible for reading and understanding local boating laws.