Fishing tournaments in Minnesota are regluated by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. The DNR issues between 450 and 600 permits each year to tournament organizers. Regulation is intended to protect fish and their habitats and "reduce the potential for conflict with other water recreationists." All tournaments involving more than 25 boats, 150 participants or entry fees over $25 must have a permit; the DNR offers an updated tournament list and more information online.
Situated on the Ohio River with well-stocked lakes nearby, the Wheeling area also has fishing tournaments for bass enthusiasts. The West Virginia Bass Federation, formed in 1973 to promote the sport and industry of bass fishing...
Ice fishing is a winter sport that invites tournaments. Serious ice anglers throughout Michigan are not disappointed as they travel the state in search of the next contest. Beginning when the ice gets thick enough to safely hol...
Fishing tournaments have a long history in the Ocean City, Maryland, area. Tournaments held annually include contests that have been held for more than 30 years. Fishing tournaments are sponsored by marinas and other commercial...
Northeast Massachusetts is home to picturesque ponds and lakes, making it a perfect place for kids to put down their video games and try their hands in a fishing tournament or learn how to fish at a state-sponsored clinic.
Located in the eastern part of central Minnesota, Otter Tail Lake is surrounded by many other smaller lakes, many of which make up the Otter Tail River chain of lakes. The lake's large size and ample fishing opportunities make ...
