The 2012 C.A.S.T. Tournament Schedules are posted at:

2012 C.A.S.T. Regional Tournament Schedules

There are a few changes and new opportunities. There is also room for additional regions; this may happen before the end of the year, so stay tuned.

We look forward to seeing everyone at our post-season tournaments, the 2011 C.A.S.T. TOP SIX Invitational and the 2011 C.A.S.T. Classic Championship hosted by the city of Mt. Pleasant.

John & Grace Watts

Are yal having a open Tournament this year....

Not this season. We're going to work on a couple other ideas we have in mind. The Open was great and gave us an opportunity to showcase C.A.S.T. and our sponsors. This year we're working on bringing our sponsors to the Classic so more of our membership can talk to them, touch and feel their products, and test them out on the water. It will be a great event on Bob Sandlin and Cypress Springs!
Thanks for asking.

The C.A.S.T. Metroplex Division is looking for a Regional Director. Anyone interested please contact John and Grace Watts immediately. Local lakes for couples only..

Schedule looks good...

We have some new opportunities available for couples to fish in 2012. We also will have the best championship possible for you to compete in at the end of the 2012 season. It is going to be another awesome year in C.A.S.T. Check out our 2012 regional schedules at www.fishcast.com .

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John

The 2012 schedule looks pretty good. We've had a lot of positive feedback on this one. Let us know what y'all think.

TTT

Sure hope someone steps up and takes the reigns for the Metroplex Division.

C.A.S.T. continues to be the leader in couples bass fishing tournaments. With more ways to win cash & prizes throughout the tournament season. Check out our 2012 tournament season schedule here:
http://www.fishcast.com/2012CASTRegionalSchedules.html

TTT

C.A.S.T. Metroplex WILL have a schedule out soon for 2012!!!

AWESOME!!!!

Way to step up John, thanks from all of us who want to fish close to home and have great fellowship between the couples.

please take a look at metroplex sch. dates please try not to stack on the same weekend. Thanks guys TEXAS BASS COUPLES

The 2012 season should be awesome! Right now at the 2011 C.A.S.T. Classic we have already had Dan & Terri Jezek win a new fully-rigged 2012 Skeeter ZX-190 with a Yamaha VMAX HPDI 175, Minnkota Trolling Motor & Lowrance Electronics!!! Congratulations Dan & Terri!!!

Also, Bill & Sally Butts took a tour of the Skeeter Boats factory in Kilgore to win a 2012 C.A.S.T. membership and their entry fees paid for their regional tournament schedule; a $650 dollar value!!!

The Skeeter Boats Demo Team has been giving demo rides in the newest Skeeter model boats with Yamaha SHO motors! Someone will go home with an extra $1000.00 just for taking a demo ride! Plus, another C.A.S.T. couple will win a paid membership and entry fees for the 2012 C.A.S.T. tournament season for participating in the demo rides. Pretty Cool.

Right now the Saturday weights stand at 16.58 coming from the Cypress Springs half of the field and 16.42 from the Bob Sandlin half of tournament couples!!!

Big Bass(s) after day one is 7.66 and 7.58 both from Sandlin.

We'll update tomorrow after the final weigh-in.

TTT

TTT

What's the schedule for the Metroplex division and who are the directors?

Same Directors as last year

Thanks, what are the lakes and dates, don't see them on the C.A.S.T. website

Feb 25 Squaw Creek
Mar 17 Amon Carter
Apr 14 Bridgeport
May 5 Whitney
May 19 Lake Worth (need the permit to launch $25.00 year)
June 9 Eagle Mountian

TTT

Already looking forward to the 2012 championship... well run trail...

TTT

TTT

Why was Squaw Creek removed and Granbury substituted for the first tournament in the Metroplex Division? It would have been better to make it Lake Pat Cleburne where just about everyone has the chance of catching fish to weigh. Granbury has a 16 or 18" Minimum.Just my .02 cents since most of the tournaments are Ft. Worth, West and North excepy for Whitney.

I think the Squaw Creek tournament became inpractical expense wise.

As far as selecting Granbury, Granbury has traditionally been the initial tournament of the season for the Metroplex Region. The lake has had quite a few huge sacks come out of the first tournament of the season. Catching "overs" as well as a sound limit of "unders" can be done. No one fishes for second so; I guess Granbury is as good as any lake to begin the season.

I'm sure John & Page will do their best to make 2012 a great year of tournament fishing in C.A.S.T. Metroplex.