2.) No alcoholic beverages before or during tournaments
or chapter activities.
3.) .) All boats must carry a minimum $300,000 liability policy and present a copy of the policy upon paying membership dues.
4.) Entry for each qualifying event is $55 does not includes
Big Bass/$5 Big Bass Pot (NO CHECKS)
5.) Directors may fish the entire tournament schedule
including the classic. However, tournament directors will always weigh-in
last, and have another member of weigh their catch
6.) All boats must have a working "kill switch" for
the combustion engine, aerated operating livewells with enough room
to hold two limits of bass.
7.)Horsepower of your boat may not exceed the maximum
horsepower regulations set by the U.S. Coast Guard in their ruling of
November 1972.
8.) Only artificial bait may be used to catch bass,
for the exception of pork rind. All fish must be caught in a sporting
manner.
9.) No trolling for fish allowed, and only one ( 1
) rod can be used at a time.
10.) If you are ticketed by the DNR, and turned in
to the director, you may be subject to disqualification for that day.
11.) You must stay 50 yards away from a tied or anchored
tournament angler. (anchored is anchored to the bottom, OR tied to an
object with the trolling motor up)
12.) Limit shall be 5 bass largemouth, smallmouth, or
Kentucky spotted bass measuring 14", unless the state has deemed the
limits higher or lower for that particular body of water.
13.) Dead fish will be weighed, but a 4 oz, _ pound, or .25 penalty will be subtracted. No fish will be weighed if the fish appears mangled, mashed, or stringer kept. Short fish will not be weighed, but there will be a courtesy bump board available.
14.) OFF LIMITS There will be no "off limits
period" prior to any series qualifying events. BUT-- All lakes
and water's for the TVA Bass Championship will be off-limits 4 days (Monday night midnight) prior to the start of the 2007 TVA Bass Championship.
16.) Anglers are expected to exhibit high sportsmanship
and boating safety standards, and be courteous to people on and off
the water at all times.
17.) NON-BOATERS If you enter as a non-boater you are expected to split the cost of operating the boat for the day with the owner. All non-boaters must pay the boater $20.00. Non-boaters are responsible for any damages incurred if non-boater is operating trolling motor or driving the boat.
18.) BOATERS If you enter a tournament as a boater you
will fish out of your boat.In the event you do not draw a partner, you
can still fish out of your boat alone. After all, you make the payments.
However, non-boaters are allowed half the day in the front of the boat,and
half the day on "their water" if they exercise this option.
19.) TIES ALL ties will be broken by the number of fish in catch. Then, by combining places and splitting award.