FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 
PONCA CITY, Okla. (Apri. 04, 2013) – The Bass Federation (TBF), in partnership with FLW and Colorado TBF announced today it will host the 2013 Student Angler Federation (SAF) Colorado & New Mexico High School Fishing State Championship on Saturday, May 18. The event will be held in Pueblo County on Pueblo Reservoir in Pueblo, Colo., launching out of Lake Pueblo State Park North Marina.
The state championship is a two person team event for students in grades 9-12. Registration for anglers and their “coach,” who will provide the boat they compete in, is online at HighSchoolFishing.org. Check-in takes place from 5-7pm MST on Friday, May 17 at Lake Pueblo Visitor Auditorium in Pueblo, Colo., with a mandatory rules briefing to follow at 7pm MST. We highly encourage all teams to pre-register online or by phone in advance to avoid late registration fees.
Students and parents can go to HighSchoolFishing.org for details on the Student Angler Federation (SAF) and to sign up. Cost is only $25/ year and includes full TBF and FLW benefits, including FLW Magazine e-Edition and insurance coverage for students and their club. The state champions from each state will advance to an FLW/TBF High School Fishing Conference Championship. Conference winners will advance to the FLW/TBF High School Fishing National Championship held in conjunction with the FLW College Fishing National Championship in the spring of 2014. All SAF members nationwide and all state championship participants automatically qualify for the largest event in high school fishing, the 2013 High School Fishing World Finals. At these events students will compete for thousands in college scholarships and prizes. Each team qualifying for a conference and/or national championship will receive a travel allowance to help offset expenses. The National Champions will also receive a $5,000 scholarship each to use at the university of their choice. Continue reading
It was an exciting day on the water Sunday, April 7th 2013 for the first ever Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) Bass Fishing Region 2 tournament held at Taylorsville Lake. The weather conditions were difficult with a strong wind and cold water temperatures around 50 degrees. This made for sluggish fish just starting to move up from their wintering areas and difficult boat control for all of the competitors.
