Big Bass Bash: Largest Amateur Bass Fishing Tournament

Fall is here and it's almost time again for one of the nations largest amateur bass fishing tournaments right here at the Lake of the Ozarks! This year, the Big Bass Bash will take place on October 6th-7th and if you love to fish, this is the tournament for you! You don't have to be a professional to enter the tournament, just come out and enjoy the fun and excitement. Did we mention you could win 100,000?! Your favorite boatlift company at the Lake of the Ozarks has all the details for this fun tournament!


Photo Credit: http://www.midwestfishtournaments.com/bbb_springbbb2018_results.html

When?

October 6th-7th, 2018
*You can participate in one day or both days.

Where?

You can register online at www.midwestfishtournaments.com/lozfall_bbb.html or in person, October 5th at the Grand Glaize State Park (PB2) from 12pm-8pm. Anglers can also register at all of the weigh-in locations starting at 6:00am. Weigh-In locations are at PB2, Red Oak Resort, Alhonna Resort, Point Randall Resort, and Ivy Bend Resort. You can also register at Fitz Fishing Tackle, Osage Beach Bair & Tackle, and Bryants Osage Outdoors from September 24- October 5th.


Photo Credit: http://www.midwestfishtournaments.com/bbb_springbbb2018_results.html

Show Me the Money! 

Not only can you enjoy a fun day out on the water, but you also have the chance to win some serious cash if you are lucky enough to catch the biggest bass! Actually, you don't even have to catch the biggest bass to win some serious cash! The payouts are as follows:

1st place: $100,000
2nd place: $20,000
3rd place: $10,000
4th place: $5,000

Over $107,000 is guaranteed in bi-hourly payouts with a total of 280 places paid. Here are the 35 places that are paid during each time slot below. The time slots are from 7-9 a.m., 9-11 a.m., 11-1 p.m., and 1-3 p.m.

1st place: $1,500
2nd place: $1,200
3rd place: $1,000
4th place: $900
5th place: $800
6th place: $700
7th place: $600
8th place: $500
9th place: $450
10th place: $425
11th place: $400
12th place: $375
13th place: $350
14th place: $325
15th place: $300
16th place: $275
17th place: $250
18th place: $225
19th place: $200
20th place: $190
21st place: $185
22nd place: $185
23rd place: $180
24th place: $180
25th place: $175
26th place: $175
27th place: $175
28th place: $175
29th place: $175
30th place: $175
31st place: $150
32nd place: $150
33rd place: $150
34th place: $150
35th place: $150



Build Your Lake Lifestyle! 

If this sounds like a fun event for you, then what are you waiting for? This is a fun event for everyone and even if you don't win, at least you spent a day out on the water! If you don't live in the area, there are fun events that happen all year long! The Lake of the Ozarks is a fun area, especially when you live on the water! One Source Services can help build your lake lifestyle! One call, one contact, one source to turn a piece of lakefront property from concept to construction to boat lift, and everything in between. It's all under one roof with one company, One Source Services!

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