It can be difficult to find places to go bass fishing,or find a local club that is looking for new members When you move state to state every three years. I started Bass fishing while I was in the military, so I have had the chance to fish from Virginia to Texas. Learning something different and interesting from every place I've been and from the people I have met, and the clubs I've joined.

One of the hardest things was to find the right club to join It takes time and effort to find the lakes, rivers, and ramps. On weekends I would go to local tackle shops to find information about tournaments and local clubs .

After finding one then came the task of learning all over again. and most fisherman don't like sharing to much because of the competiveness of the sport. You can learn a lot by being in the back of the boat and observing what they do and where they go. It would not take long for them to find out that they could learn something from me too. Nobody likes being out fished by the person on the back of the boat.

I don't fish from the back of the boat anymore in 2007 I bought the boat of my dreams. A 19.8ft.triton its the 5th and last boat(according to my wife) that I'm going to get. but that's ok with me cause I love this boat. I love to bass fish I started as a child, my wife calls me a Bass Aholic, I would like to share what I know to help others, to see bass clubs grow, help people save money and time by learning from mine and others mistakes and I can always learn something new.

I thought the best way to bring clubs together would be to have a big bass contest using the big bass caught in your monthly club tournaments. The more I grow and the more clubs that sign up. I could expand into regions and give better prizes, we as fisherman like to compete and we love to win.

Owner Preastley L. Summerville