Are there any Crappie or Bass clubs in NEA that are worth a crap? Just curious. Thanks in advance.
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Are there any Crappie or Bass clubs in NEA that are worth a crap? Just curious. Thanks in advance.
There is a bass club here in Batesville that is call the White River Bassmasters, I think. Don't know if it is any good are not I don't fish for those old green carp.:D
I think there is a BASS club called the NEA bassmasters but not for sure. I think I saw it online once. however....
Here is what I found on the net, this guy should be able to point you in the right direction.
Bobby Davenport
H - 870-673-1799
[email protected]
Welcome to the offical Arkansas B.A.S.S. Federation web site
I would be willing to join/like to join a local bass club so could you post any info you get on this.
Thanks
Tom
The club up here was Craighead County Bassmasters and I am not for sure if it is still operational.
Cacheriver6,
I did some emailing and found out there is a local BASS club that meets here in Jonesboro.
They are called craighead county bassmasters. I emailed the local chairman and here is what he replied:
Hey Tom
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> Our next meeting is at Ryan's on thursday night Aug 6 at 7pm. This meeting is our awards night for the year.
> We meet on the 1st thursday of each month and fish on that saturday following. You are welcome to come to the meeting and sit in.
> All potential new members fish as a guest with a member at their 1st tournament then can join the next month. The dues are $95 includes club dues and both state and national BASS and FLW dues. Our club competes in both state championships for BASS and FLW.
> You can call me if you need more info at 926-2209.
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> Thanks for your interest
> Victor
Thanks. I appreciate it.
we really don't like to resort to clubs up here. Seems cruel. We stick to polefishing.
To answer your question; yes there are several bass clubs in the Jonesboro area. I am the current secetairy / treasuer of the Craighead Bass Association. I have been a member since 1984 but the club was founded in the early 70's. We fish eight tournaments per year, two members per boat. We do not fish for money, therefore club and tournament fees are very reasonable. We practice "catch and release". We currently have around 15 active members. You do not have to own a boat in order to become a member. We are as much a brotherhood as a bass club, and are always looking for good people. If this sounds like something that you might be interested in please send me an email.
Thanks, David
David,
I have been in touch with victor ( craighead county bassmasters) through email and got a few questions answered. I was unable to make the last meeting, So Ihope to catch the next months meeting.
Not very good at the bass fishin but I guess thats the best way to learn.
Tom Rigsbee