Super Tournament Season About to Get Underway

Outside of the no-entry-fee Regional Championships and the All-American, two-day Super Tournaments are the highlight of every Phoenix Bass Fishing League (BFL) Presented by T-H Marine season. Offering higher payouts, 50-percent more points and two days of competition for the top 20 percent of the field, Super Tournaments are a key piece for anglers gunning for Regional qualification and great events to fish for anyone looking to cash in on a weekend of fishing.

The final event of the regular season in each of 24 BFL divisions, the Super Tournaments feature up to a $9,000 top boater award + $500 to $7,000 in Phoenix MLF5 Bonus money. On the Strike King co-angler side, the top finisher can earn up to $4,500. Starting on Saturday, the top 20 percent of anglers advance to Sunday, which can be a great first step into multi-day tournament competition and gives you two chances to weigh-in with live streaming coverage.

Only in the Bass Fishing League can you fish close to home with advancement opportunities to nine no-entry-fee championships, including the All-American and Toyota Series Championship for a shot at winning top boater awards of $120,000 and $235,000, respectively, including Phoenix MLF5 Bonuses. The Bass Fishing League is your pathway to the Toyota Series, Tackle Warehouse Pro Circuit and ultimately the Bass Pro Tour.

Upcoming Super Tournaments

While every division has a Super tournament, they don’t all start at the same time, though September is generally the month for Super Tournaments. This year, the Hoosier Division kicks things off August 28-29 with its Super Tournament on the Ohio River. Then, the weekend of September 11-12 really rolls, with Super Tournaments on Lake Erie, the St. Lawrence River, Lake Hartwell, Kentucky Lake, Lay Lake and Lake Shelbyville. 

Super Tournament entry fees are $300 boaters and $150 co-anglers. You can check out the full schedule and find the events that are right for you here.