May 31 at the Prairie Creek Park Pavilion, Beaver Lake, Rogers
Download the registration form here (.PDF)
Hook a string of big bass and you could win the grand prize of $5,000 cash in the 17th Annual Buddy Bass Tournament on May 31 at Prairie Creek Pavilion on Beaver Lake in Rogers.
The Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce's Buddy Bass Tournament is the largest on Beaver Lake, with over $10,000 in cash and prizes awarded to the top teams. Even the 50th Place team will receive $300, sponsored by Jiffy Kwick.
The grand prize is $5,000 in cash. Additional cash prizes are awarded through 8th place, with merchandise and gift certificates awarded to 9th through 25th place teams. The Big Bass Pot of $1,000 will be awarded to the heaviest bass caught during the tournament.
Earlybird registration in the tournament is only $110 per boat before May 16. It's $120 per boat after that date. Businesses, clubs or organizations can put their pride on the line by competing for a traveling trophy in the two-boat, four-boat and eight-boat team divisions.
Sponsors for the 17th Annual Beaver Lake Buddy Bass Tournament include Platinum Sponsors Coleman & Pure Fishing, Sportsman's Warehouse and The Morning News. Gold Sponsors include the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Bud Brown's RV, Bank of the Ozarks, Heartland Honda Powerhouse, Hook Line & Sinker, and Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. & Sam's Club. Big Bass Sponsors include Culligan Water, 40/29 News and Cox Communications. Silver Sponsor is AEP Southwestern Electric Power, with 50th Place Sponsors Mercy Health System of NWA and Jiffy Kwick.
Several special sponsorships are still available for the tournament. Did you know that more Americans fish than play golf and tennis combined? Reach this valuable market with an affordable sponsorship that includes targeted advertising, promotes name recognition and includes the opportunity to join the fun with a single or team entry in the tournament.
The Buddy Bass Tournament is an annual fundraising and community development event of the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce, with the proceeds going toward economic development projects. |
