Starting May 8th 2020 and continues every Friday night through summer.
We will be at ramp around 5:30pm

Tower Bay Boat Ramp
6:30pm-10:30pm (shotgun start at 6:30)
3 fish
$40 for team
$30 for single
We pay 1 place per 7 boats

All lake rules and regulations apply. Life jackets MUST be worn when the boat is on plane and the kill switch must be working and attached! Tournament hosts are not responsible for any incidents that may take place.

Weigh in will start at 10:15pm and weigh in line closes at 10:30pm.
As long as you're in line before 10:30pm and weigh in goes on past 10:30pm your fish will be weighed.
If you show up after 10:30pm your fish will not be weighed..

All boats entered are subject to a live well check.

In the rare case there's a tie, the money may be split or y'all can have a crab race through the parking lot, best of 3 takes it, you can also have a paper-rock-scissors battle or just give it to me. It will be your choice.

Any questions feel free to TEXT me at
469-628-2817 Justin

Please note Park ranger said I need to have everybody practice social distancing during weigh in. please be mindful to this and those who do not want to shake your nasty hands lol.

I coughed on your fish.

I also coughed all over all the good areas

Friday weather looks like a garbage can!!!

Lol, I haven't caught any fish to cough on..

Get to work wieners.. bring me your money.,.. see ya there

Fish slime kills COVID19 right?... so no worries

10 boats came out Friday night. 1st was Dan and Rob with 9.03lbs and they had big bass with a 4.42lb bass. 2nd was Keith and his son with 6.85lbs. See you guys Friday

See you guys there even though don’t know why we are showing up lol

See yall tonight!

I hope all of the guys made it back safe tonight we had a bad storm roll in on us around 7pm. I will say this I was scared for me and my sons life we had every bit of 10 ft rollers heading back to the ramp. I a can’t even describe what it was like trying to navigate them I did all could do to keep the boat on top of them there were times when we had walls of water surrounding the boat! I’m not saying a Phoenix is the best or anything like that but I gave her a big [censored] kiss when we got her on the trailer!

Wow!!

It was crazy out there. We never left the Marina and it was bad. There were still 2 boats out when we left, but there was 1 and half hours of tournament also. They may have tried to fish it out when it laid up for 30 minutes.

Im going to weigh in on last Friday night as well. I've been fortunate enough to have ran a bass boat my entire life and have found myself in some very tricky situations over the past several years but I must say I've never personally witnessed anything like what we got caught in last Friday night. Jigmann was not exaggerating when he said there were 10 foot swells on that lake cause they were every bit that big! The waves were so big and far apart, you could literally fit 2 to 3 of my boats end to end from one tip to the next wave in spots and you couldn't see over the top of them while down in between. They were WAY too big to go from wave to wave going with them or against them so the only way to navigate them was to ride them like a surfer crossways while staying in the barrel and pray you didn't get too far vertical sideways as one rolled over. We were in a 21 foot Skeeter and it took every bit of concentration we had just to not make a mistake as one wrong move and we were done. To top it all off, it was lightening all around us while we were trying to cross the main lake. I'll never in my life ever forget that night as long as I live cause we were lucky to have made it out of that situation. Thank GOD for his protection on us and everyone else who got caught in it that night.