Thank you to the 376 anglers who came out to fish TTZ Travis this weekend. Congratulations to those teams in the money, it was a large field of excellent anglers, any spot in the top 20 was well earned. Top honors with 16.93 lbs went to Billy Ford and William Lynch, winning a combined $12,180 for First Place and Big Bass. Full results and photos are here:

BILLY FORD & WILLIAM LYNCH KICKOFF 2019 WITH A WIN ON TRAVIS | Texas Tournament Zone

Our next Central event will be Feb 16th on Buchanan. The TTZ North Division kicks off February 23rd on Whitney.
Region Schedules are here:

2019 TTZ Trail Schedule | Texas Tournament Zone

Fish any 4 of 8 events from either region to qualify for the $30,000 First Prize TTZ Championship.

Thanks again for fishing with TTZ, and we look forward to another great tournament on Buchanan next month!

If I am a striper guide on texoma can I still fish with my partner that is how we make a living

You can fish the tournament as long as the off limits guidelines are followed as stated below. Thanks!

5. OFF LIMITS
All TTZ regular season events have a 5 day off limits period, which consists of the Monday-Friday prior to the tournament. No contestant may be on designated tournament waters for any reason during the official off limits period.
No contestant may launch their boats before 4:00am on tournament day
No fishing information may be purchased, bartered or solicited from any person who entered official tournament waters during the established off limits period.
If either partner enters tournament waters during the official five day off limits period such partner shall be ineligible for the event and may not enter or register for the event; the eligible partner may enter the event. However, all previous points acquired will be forfeited and the eligible partner�s points will start from zero.
Contestants may fish anywhere on tournament waters accessible by boat, except areas designated as �off limits� or �no fishing� by state or federal officials, or within 50 yards of a competitor�s boat which was first anchored (an anchored boat is a boat held in a stable position by a line attached to a weight with the trolling motor in the up position), or within 25 yards of a non-anchored competitor�s boat unless otherwise agreed upon by the other tournament angler.
During the two official practice days for the TTZ Championship competitors are not allowed to be in a boat with non-competitors on the water for any reason.