2011 CLUB RULES

Executive Committee
Billy Keedy----870-512-9400
Mike Warren--870-217-2330
Marvin Ross---870-503-0378
Bobby Teal
Brad Kieffner

Prior to the first tournament, the active members will meet and vote to discuss the calendar and decide site locations.

Any rule violation could result in disqualification. Rulings will be decided by the executive committee.

Any member that shows up late for a scheduled tournament must launch his boat and immediately find one of the executive committee members to pay their fee and have an inspection on their livewell.

In the event of a tie, the boats that are tied would split the corresponding points and prizes.

Membership fee is $25 per person. These funds will be used to finance the classic tournament at the end of the season.

Tournament fees are $25 per person (including $5 Big Bass). Classic Fee is $10/person.

Tournament Payouts:

If less than 10 people....1st place only and Big Bass
If 10-19 people....1st (70%) and 2nd (30%) and Big Bass.
20-39 people....1st (50%), 2nd (30%) and 3rd (20%) and Big Bass.
40+ people....1st (50%), 2nd (30%), 3rd (15%) and 4th (5%) and Big Bass.

Point Standings (no matter how many people in each tourney):
1st---20 points
2nd--15 points
3rd--10 points
4th--5 points
Big Bass--5 points

Points will determine the launch order of the Classic.

Two of the regularly scheduled tournaments may be dropped (as long as all scheduled tournaments are fished). The classic results must be used.

Any guest can fish 1 tournament without paying a membership fee (as long as they are fishing with a member), but they must pay the tournament fee. A competitor may fish by himself. Each boat must have a member present to fish.

If a team splits up during the season, the club will split their current point totals (both types of points).

If two members of opposite teams fish together in a tournament, they will split both points and weight for standing purposes.

If two teammates fish in the same tournament but with separate partners, the team will be rewarded the number of pounds and points from the boat of the partner that finished worse in that tournament.