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Leake County Bass Club

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Welcome

We were founded on the principles of bass fishermen throughout the country who have concern for the improvement of the environment and its resources. We look to promote sportsmanship and friendly exchange among fellow members, and to provide a basis for learning and improving bass fishing skills and techniques. We look to support youth activities, and when possible, to become involved in any conservation and legislative issues affecting the environment. Above all, we feel the number one priority is the fishery itself. We consider Leake County Bass Club an Mid level club for most, where one can sample tournament fishing and enjoy friendly competition. A few members of our club have many years of tournament fishing experience, and just love to fish and compete. Others are very new to the sport, but benefit from the other member's knowledge & experience. If friendship, experience and concern for our interests are your pursuit, please accept our invitation to join LEAKE COUNTY BASS CLUB!

 

JOIN THE FUN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Leake County Bass Club is looking to increase our club membership. Boat owners and non-boaters are welcome to join. The club focuses on friendly competition and enjoying bass fishing. All experience levels welcome.

• One tournament per month on Saturdays; February through September.
• End the season with a one-day Classic in October for qualifiers.
• Monthly meetings are held on Thursday before each tournament at 7 PM at Dale's shop (across from old Carthage Elementary School), Van Buren Street.

• Annual dues are $25 per year.

If you are looking for a local bass club with a reasonable tournament schedule....this club is for you. Join us for the 2012 season. If you are interested, call 601-421-1282 or stop by a club meeting.

Ferguson on fire!

LCBC traveled to Greenville, MS on April 7th to test Lake Ferguson.  34 anglers competed and brought 165 bass to the scales weighing just over 420 pounds.  Randy Thomas's 18.92 pound sack including a 5.80 pound lunker claimed 1st place and big bass.  Lee Lindsey finished a very close 2nd with a limit weighing 18.42 pounds, Brad Threat finished 3rd with 16.96 pounds and Dave Woodfin claimed 4th with 16.80 lbs.  Congrats to the winners!