Maine B.A.S.S. Nation’s Club Competition pits our member clubs against one another across four events each season — to crown the Best Bass Fishing Club and claim a year of bragging rights.

Champion
Eagle Bassmasters — Club Competition champions
2018 Club Competition Champions

Eagle Bassmasters

371.92 lbs across four events.

PlaceClubSpecial OlympicsFather’s DayFish-OffTravis MillsTotalBack
1Eagle Bassmasters31.7475.69200.8763.62371.92
2Classic Bassmasters122.2714.81152.0653.48342.6229.30
3Man vs Bass Club45.5641.56163.8178.29329.2242.70
4Generation X73.1140.07136.8664.30314.3457.58
5Hancock County19.8138.40174.2124.68257.10114.82
6Androscoggin Bassmasters15.290.00172.660.00187.95183.97
7Southern Maine Anglers40.2099.6437.810.00177.65194.27
8Western Maine Anglers18.7116.34140.530.00175.58196.34
9Bronzeback Mainiacs0.000.00118.600.00118.60253.32
10Mainely Bass10.900.0090.350.00101.25270.67
11American Bassmasters0.000.0042.4023.8266.22305.70
12Kennebec Valley Bassmasters0.000.0030.480.0030.48341.44
13Somerset Bassmasters0.000.0023.260.0023.26348.66

Weights (lbs) are each club’s top 8 representatives, totaled per event. “Back” shows pounds behind first place.

How It Worked

Qualifying events: the Special Olympics Open, Father’s Day Open, Travis Mills Open, and the Maine B.A.S.S. Nation State Fish-Off.

Scoring: each club’s top eight representatives’ weights were totaled at every event; the club with the most weight after the fourth and final event won.

Eligibility: one or both team members had to be in good standing with the Maine B.A.S.S. Nation and the club they represented, and name their club on a registration form before each event.

The winning club takes all prizes and prize money raised for the competition — and a year of bragging rights as Maine’s best bass fishing club.
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