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FindTheBass.com is
proud to announce our partnership with the National Bass Anglers
Association or NBAA. 
This is a 15 year old tournament organization that is experiencing some
exciting growth within the past few years. 
This growth is due in part to designing a circuit around the working
angler, keeping entry fees low and tournament options plentiful while building
strong partnerships with leaders in the industry such as Minn Kota and Bass Pro
Shops.

One of the things that make this organization unique is the
number of tournaments available to the members. 
Anglers can choose to fish team tournaments in three different
divisions; the Red, White or
Blue.  This allows anglers that
fish either the Weekend Series or the Overtime Series,
which holds their tournaments after working hours, to qualify in each division if so desired.  With a National Championship
for each division, you can triple your chances of getting that first place
finish!   

The newest team tournament added this year is the Ultimate
Challenge Series which offers the highest payback percentage of any NBAA
tournament.  The entry fees for this
circuit are slightly higher at $130 per boat, but guarantees a $1000 first
place prize with just 20 boats entered. 
Where else can you find that kind of prize with a 20 boat field? The NBAA
is not just about team tournaments as they also offer the One on One
Series for the angler who prefers to go it alone.  Tournaments just for the kids are also
available within some of the divisions as well.

NBAA also has an exclusive partnership with
Ultimate Match Fishing which
allows their member to fish their first 5 UMF tournaments for
free.  The best part is they can fish the
NBAA tournament and the UMF tournament at the
same time!  How’s that for making the
most of your time on the water?  

NBAA is currently active in Michigan,
Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Iowa,
Louisiana, Missouri,
Nebraska, and Wisconsin but are always looking for new
areas to expand their weekend, weeknight and single tournament trails. If you
have an area that needs a division and you would like to be an NBAA
director, now is a great time to get started. 
National Bass Anglers Association offers
directors a great compensation package,
qualification for year end tournaments, special events and a huge amount of
sponsor exposure.  If you ever thought
about getting paid to do something you love, now’s you chance.

NBAA offers a perfect mix of events for the angler looking
to break into some larger events with some sponsor exposure and better payouts
without breaking the bank.  If you need even
more incentive to check them out, all members of NBAA will
receive a 50% discount on their FTB
membership.  If you would like to get
involved with NBAA or would like some more information, log
onto http://www.nbaa-bass.com/ .  

Edited by KeithH - 06 Feb 2010 at 11:15pm

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KeithH Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List Groupie Joined: 19 Mar 2009 Location: Berks Co., PA Online Status: Offline Posts: 40	Quote Reply Topic: NBAA Posted: 06 Feb 2010 at 11:13pm
	FindTheBass.com is proud to announce our partnership with the National Bass Anglers Association or NBAA. This is a 15 year old tournament organization that is experiencing some exciting growth within the past few years. This growth is due in part to designing a circuit around the working angler, keeping entry fees low and tournament options plentiful while building strong partnerships with leaders in the industry such as Minn Kota and Bass Pro Shops. One of the things that make this organization unique is the number of tournaments available to the members. Anglers can choose to fish team tournaments in three different divisions; the Red, White or Blue. This allows anglers that fish either the Weekend Series or the Overtime Series, which holds their tournaments after working hours, to qualify in each division if so desired. With a National Championship for each division, you can triple your chances of getting that first place finish! The newest team tournament added this year is the Ultimate Challenge Series which offers the highest payback percentage of any NBAA tournament. The entry fees for this circuit are slightly higher at $130 per boat, but guarantees a $1000 first place prize with just 20 boats entered. Where else can you find that kind of prize with a 20 boat field? The NBAA is not just about team tournaments as they also offer the One on One Series for the angler who prefers to go it alone. Tournaments just for the kids are also available within some of the divisions as well. NBAA also has an exclusive partnership with Ultimate Match Fishing which allows their member to fish their first 5 UMF tournaments for free. The best part is they can fish the NBAA tournament and the UMF tournament at the same time! How’s that for making the most of your time on the water? NBAA is currently active in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Missouri, Nebraska, and Wisconsin but are always looking for new areas to expand their weekend, weeknight and single tournament trails. If you have an area that needs a division and you would like to be an NBAA director, now is a great time to get started. National Bass Anglers Association offers directors a great compensation package, qualification for year end tournaments, special events and a huge amount of sponsor exposure. If you ever thought about getting paid to do something you love, now’s you chance. NBAA offers a perfect mix of events for the angler looking to break into some larger events with some sponsor exposure and better payouts without breaking the bank. If you need even more incentive to check them out, all members of NBAA will receive a 50% discount on their FTB membership. If you would like to get involved with NBAA or would like some more information, log onto http://www.nbaa-bass.com/ . Edited by KeithH - 06 Feb 2010 at 11:15pm
	Keith Harnish FindtheBass.com