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For additional information, please contact: The Bass Federation Inc, tbf@bassfederation.com 580.765.9031
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For additional information, please contact: The Bass Federation Inc, tbf@bassfederation.com 580.765.9031
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TBF “No Entry Fee” Divisional Championship Series back in 2010
February 1, 2010
Ponca City, Okla. - The Bass Federation (TBF), the national leader in NO cost or low cost tournament fees, announced today the dates and locations of seven events in the 2010 TBF “No Entry Fee” Divisional Championship Series. The Division Championship Series is expanded this year to seven events due to the growth of TBF and the new structure of the current TBF Western division into the new Northwest and Southwest divisions. The seventh division will cut drive time in half for our western anglers.
To qualify for their home State Team, TBF members only fish local state TBF federation qualifying tournaments. “On a national average, TBF members pay less than $200 total per year in state entry fees, which includes full TBF and FLW Outdoors membership,” TBF President, Robert Cartlidge, stated. “Earn a spot on the state team, and everything past the state level is a no entry fee event. TBF is the industry leader in no cost and low cost tournament fishing opportunities and we are proud of that fact.”
Starting at the TBF Divisional Championship Series, anglers compete with no entry fees and cash payouts. Two anglers from every state progress to the TBF Federation National Championship, to fish for over $200,000 in cash and prizes, from there, 14 TBF anglers will move on to FLW Outdoor’s BFL All-American. Also, the top two anglers from the TBF Federation Championship earn a berth in the Forrest Wood Cup, all for no tournament entry fees! The TBF National Champion also earns the “LIVING THE DREAM” prize package to include; cash prize, fully paid entry fees into the FLW tour, travel funds and use of a wrapped Ranger Boat and Chevrolet truck for the year! Read All
February 1, 2010
Ponca City, Okla. - The Bass Federation (TBF), the national leader in NO cost or low cost tournament fees, announced today the dates and locations of seven events in the 2010 TBF “No Entry Fee” Divisional Championship Series. The Division Championship Series is expanded this year to seven events due to the growth of TBF and the new structure of the current TBF Western division into the new Northwest and Southwest divisions. The seventh division will cut drive time in half for our western anglers.
To qualify for their home State Team, TBF members only fish local state TBF federation qualifying tournaments. “On a national average, TBF members pay less than $200 total per year in state entry fees, which includes full TBF and FLW Outdoors membership,” TBF President, Robert Cartlidge, stated. “Earn a spot on the state team, and everything past the state level is a no entry fee event. TBF is the industry leader in no cost and low cost tournament fishing opportunities and we are proud of that fact.”
Starting at the TBF Divisional Championship Series, anglers compete with no entry fees and cash payouts. Two anglers from every state progress to the TBF Federation National Championship, to fish for over $200,000 in cash and prizes, from there, 14 TBF anglers will move on to FLW Outdoor’s BFL All-American. Also, the top two anglers from the TBF Federation Championship earn a berth in the Forrest Wood Cup, all for no tournament entry fees! The TBF National Champion also earns the “LIVING THE DREAM” prize package to include; cash prize, fully paid entry fees into the FLW tour, travel funds and use of a wrapped Ranger Boat and Chevrolet truck for the year! Read All
| Conservation Officer P. J. Bartolotto has been working diligently keeping NJBF members posted on all current issues. Here is more news and information that he would like to share once again. Free marine fisheries registration website? The website is: https://www.countmyfish.noaa.gov/ You can go there and register for free until the new regulations with fee are made for 2011. This effects anyone who is fishing tidal water where anadromous fish (ie. stripers, herring, shad) are present but not targeted. If you have the potential to catch one of these species then you do need to register. Obviously, this registration is necessary to fish the Delaware River and the Upper Chesapeake on our schedule this year. Please email me with any concerns on the new legislation as I will be working with the NJ State Federation of Sportsman’s Club to have input on the upcoming regulations. Thank you, P.J. Bartolotto |
The next NJBF meeting will be a meeting to attend and you not want to miss and why?
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A. The Handing out of Plaques awards will be given.
B. The NJM will there!
C. And much of the accomplishments done by NJBF members will be recognized
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A. The Handing out of Plaques awards will be given.
B. The NJM will there!
C. And much of the accomplishments done by NJBF members will be recognized
Garden State Outdoor Sportsmen's Show (Jan 14th -17th 2010)
Raritan Center Expo Hall, Edison, NJ http://www.sportshows.com
1-Greater Philadelphia Outdoor Sportshow, Oaks, PA, Feb. 25-28, 2010
2-World Fishing & Outdoor Expo, Suffern, NY, Mar. 4-7, 2010
3-The Saltwater Fishing Expo, Somerset, NJ, Mar. 19-21, 2010
All, the NJBF will be at all of the above shows attending a booth
Thanks
Joe Poms (Call me if you have any questions)
Raritan Center Expo Hall, Edison, NJ http://www.sportshows.com
1-Greater Philadelphia Outdoor Sportshow, Oaks, PA, Feb. 25-28, 2010
2-World Fishing & Outdoor Expo, Suffern, NY, Mar. 4-7, 2010
3-The Saltwater Fishing Expo, Somerset, NJ, Mar. 19-21, 2010
All, the NJBF will be at all of the above shows attending a booth
Thanks
Joe Poms (Call me if you have any questions)
Crown Point Bridge Imploded in a second - See Video
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Winter in fast Approaching and the thoughts of next years 2010 Bass Fishing season Schedule has begun in many minds already. Some of these questions are you asking yourself:
Q. Do I want to fish more? Q. Can I be able to fish more? Q. How can I join, or create a club? I want to explore other possibilities. Q. Who do I contact for this club Information Stuff?
Answer
NJBF - Too both non and existing New Jersey Bass Federation members, or wish to be become one. If you want to create a new club chapter, or wish to join an existing club chapter, you can be put onto a newly created page I’m currently working on to help you succeed into doing so. Let club recruiter’s contact you!
Contact me, Elliott Liardo by sending me an email to viper225@comcast.net with all of the necessary header information needed below. I will place you on this newly created page list that will be posted to the NJBF web site http://www.njbassfederation.com . You must be 18 yrs of age and older to be placed on the list.
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Name (First & Last) Your Location (county) Contact Info (Phone/Email) Mission: Join, or Create a New Chapter (6 man team or Larger) Boater/Rider
Q. Do I want to fish more? Q. Can I be able to fish more? Q. How can I join, or create a club? I want to explore other possibilities. Q. Who do I contact for this club Information Stuff?
Answer
NJBF - Too both non and existing New Jersey Bass Federation members, or wish to be become one. If you want to create a new club chapter, or wish to join an existing club chapter, you can be put onto a newly created page I’m currently working on to help you succeed into doing so. Let club recruiter’s contact you!
Contact me, Elliott Liardo by sending me an email to viper225@comcast.net with all of the necessary header information needed below. I will place you on this newly created page list that will be posted to the NJBF web site http://www.njbassfederation.com . You must be 18 yrs of age and older to be placed on the list.
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Name (First & Last) Your Location (county) Contact Info (Phone/Email) Mission: Join, or Create a New Chapter (6 man team or Larger) Boater/Rider
Wintering your boat engine, plus wrapping pictures and raised off the ground
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UNITED and CRUZ REPEAT
Submitted by: Nick Angiulo
Perhaps the most difficult achievement in New Jersey tournament bass fishing is winning a New Jersey Bass Federation Team Tournament. The yearly Team Tournament, which pits the top six anglers from each participating New Jersey Bass Federation club against one another in a two-day, cumulative weight event, brings New Jersey’s best bass anglers out to compete. Under this backdrop, one club has managed to defeat New Jersey’s best clubs for a second consecutive year by easily taking the 2009 Team Tournament by nearly 14 pounds.
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Submitted by: Nick Angiulo
Perhaps the most difficult achievement in New Jersey tournament bass fishing is winning a New Jersey Bass Federation Team Tournament. The yearly Team Tournament, which pits the top six anglers from each participating New Jersey Bass Federation club against one another in a two-day, cumulative weight event, brings New Jersey’s best bass anglers out to compete. Under this backdrop, one club has managed to defeat New Jersey’s best clubs for a second consecutive year by easily taking the 2009 Team Tournament by nearly 14 pounds.
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Contact Site Admin E.Liardo
Contact Site Admin E.Liardo
In catch-and-release angling competitions, freed bass still face risk
Sunday, August 02, 2009 By John Hayes, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Sunday, August 02, 2009 By John Hayes, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Federation Meetings are held at the American Legion Post 12, on Route 28, Somerville, NJ the second Friday of the month at 8:00 pm. Directions from Rt 287: Exit 13 or 13B, follow Rt 28 West 1.6 miles to Cleveland Avenue. Turn left and then a quick right into the parking lot behind the building. Use the front entrance.
Tournament Participation - How Can I?
There are three different ways to participate in a tournament: as a driver/boater, a Co-Angler and an observer. With each comes varied responsibilities and privileges.
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FLW Outdoors Moves to Versus Channel In April
Beginning in April 09, the Emmy-nominated “FLW Outdoors” program will air approximately 30 original shows, produced in high definition (HD) television, Sundays from 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. ET. FLW Outdoors.com provides an online guide listing upcoming episodes on “FLW Outdoors.” Each episode of “FLW Outdoors” will also be available on demand in its entirety on FLW Outdoors.com
FLW Fantasy Fishing, the world's largest and richest fantasy sports game, announced it is substantially increasing its prize pool from $7.3 million in 2008 to $10 million in cash and prizes in 2009 with a guaranteed $1 million cash winner, plus six guaranteed $100,000 cash winners. Additionally, FLW Fantasy Fishing is offering a $3 million cash exacta and a $5 million cash exacta, plus over 2,500 other prizes including new Ranger boats, a Chevy SUV, four-wheelers and hundreds or thousands of dollars in free cash cards and Walmart gift cards.
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| Leader Board at a Glance | Total Pts |
| Derick Olson | 965 |
| Scott Weiland | 960 |
| Sean Loll | 934 |
| Nick Angiulo | 924 |
| Doug Peabody | 909 |
| Scott Kirkpatrick | 899 |
| Bob Gilbert. | 895 |
Very Important!
New Berkley Pure Fishing Program….It pays to belong to TBF!
New Jersey Club Presidents can call Tony Going for details at 973-584-9387
New Berkley Pure Fishing Program….It pays to belong to TBF!
New Jersey Club Presidents can call Tony Going for details at 973-584-9387
President
Tony Going
Tony Going
The New Jersey Bass Federation is an organization of chapters dedicated to the sport of bass fishing. Over the years, the Federation has progressed in scope from a bass fishing club to the voice of concerned anglers throughout the state.
Local chapters within the organization work with civic groups and communities to inform, educate and assist in environmental and localized issues.
The Federation produces an annual magazine, The Reel to Reel which serves to act as an annual recap of chapter contributions, events and tournament statistics. Other statistical information from the Federation record books is also included for reference.
The Federation has formed Junior Chapters for youngsters under the age of eighteen. These chapters are scattered from north to south and are mushrooming in membership. The goals of a junior chapter are to teach children the value of the outdoors and how to maintain an ecologically sound environment, as well as how to fish for bass.
Local chapters within the organization work with civic groups and communities to inform, educate and assist in environmental and localized issues.
The Federation produces an annual magazine, The Reel to Reel which serves to act as an annual recap of chapter contributions, events and tournament statistics. Other statistical information from the Federation record books is also included for reference.
The Federation has formed Junior Chapters for youngsters under the age of eighteen. These chapters are scattered from north to south and are mushrooming in membership. The goals of a junior chapter are to teach children the value of the outdoors and how to maintain an ecologically sound environment, as well as how to fish for bass.
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NJBF 2009 Ranger Cup Payout Schedule
A picture of the Ranger Cup winners in their approved clothing and boats at
the Tournament must be taken and must be forwarded to TBF. Ranger Cup
program guidelines can be found on rangerboats.com (again if you have
questions just call TBF), along with names and the amount of payout (which
should match our payout sheet posted).
Mike Hart
VP NJBF
A picture of the Ranger Cup winners in their approved clothing and boats at
the Tournament must be taken and must be forwarded to TBF. Ranger Cup
program guidelines can be found on rangerboats.com (again if you have
questions just call TBF), along with names and the amount of payout (which
should match our payout sheet posted).
Mike Hart
VP NJBF
For those who wish to stay overnight for the fith NJBF tournament on the flates, Here is a short list of some hotels you can possibly stay at.
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2009 Tournament Season is Over, soon shortly the 2010 season will here.
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NJ Fishing License
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DIARY OF A CO-ANGLER by Nick Angiulo
I’ve decided to keep a log of my adventures at the 2009 TBF National Championship, which is scheduled for Bull Shoals Lake in Branson, Missouri from March 12 through March 14, 2009. I qualified for this event as a Co-Angler after finishing as the second place angler from New Jersey at the 2008 TBF Mid-Atlantic Divisional event held on Lake Erie. Read all and view gallery
I’ve decided to keep a log of my adventures at the 2009 TBF National Championship, which is scheduled for Bull Shoals Lake in Branson, Missouri from March 12 through March 14, 2009. I qualified for this event as a Co-Angler after finishing as the second place angler from New Jersey at the 2008 TBF Mid-Atlantic Divisional event held on Lake Erie. Read all and view gallery
Ethanol Issues - Highly important for boaters to read !
How this affects boaters:
There are two issues – one is a safety issue for those boats equipped with fiberglass gas tanks, generally those made before the mid-80’s. Ethanol tends to dissolve certain resins, which then find their way through the engine intake and coat intake valves, which makes them stick causing bent pushrods or worse. More important is the possibility of a gas tank degrading to the point of leaking. As anyone knows, gas is the bilge is an explosion waiting to happen....Read More
Articles on Ethanol
How this affects boaters:
There are two issues – one is a safety issue for those boats equipped with fiberglass gas tanks, generally those made before the mid-80’s. Ethanol tends to dissolve certain resins, which then find their way through the engine intake and coat intake valves, which makes them stick causing bent pushrods or worse. More important is the possibility of a gas tank degrading to the point of leaking. As anyone knows, gas is the bilge is an explosion waiting to happen....Read More
Articles on Ethanol
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Need new tires and your wondering why they are wearing down the way they are. Here is a chart that just might help you leave the guessing out and possibly see the reason why. Click Image
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Pure Fishing Tips from Berkley
Learn from the Best, as you browse through Berkley's List of Tips - Straight from the fish's mouths !
Read Pro- Tips here....
Learn from the Best, as you browse through Berkley's List of Tips - Straight from the fish's mouths !
Read Pro- Tips here....
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2009 NJBF State Team
About The Bass University
THE BASS UNIVERSITY, the institution for advanced anglers, is the launch program created and hosted by professional anglers, Pete Gluszek (FLW) and Mike Iaconelli (BASS).
DEVELOPED for advanced students with experience and knowledge of the industry, bass fishing and the art of finesse and created as a tool to take anglers to the next level of fishing. Unlike any other bass fishing seminar, students will learn proven tactics and techniques from the world’s best fishermen and gain access to the most cutting edge techniques, tackle, and equipment.
A TWO-DAY INTENSIVE PROGRAM, taught by six of today’s top pro anglers in an easy-to-learn classroom style environment, kicked off by your hosts, Pete Gluszek and Mike Iaconelli. In addition to this exclusive, personal, and customized training, students will receive a one-year subscription to BASSIN’ MAGAZINE ®, -Course Literature, tackle gift pack and official BU alumni T-shirt.
Bass University, unlimited potential, unlimited success.
Be part of the Institution for Advanced Anglers.
Click here to go directly to the site to register
THE BASS UNIVERSITY, the institution for advanced anglers, is the launch program created and hosted by professional anglers, Pete Gluszek (FLW) and Mike Iaconelli (BASS).
DEVELOPED for advanced students with experience and knowledge of the industry, bass fishing and the art of finesse and created as a tool to take anglers to the next level of fishing. Unlike any other bass fishing seminar, students will learn proven tactics and techniques from the world’s best fishermen and gain access to the most cutting edge techniques, tackle, and equipment.
A TWO-DAY INTENSIVE PROGRAM, taught by six of today’s top pro anglers in an easy-to-learn classroom style environment, kicked off by your hosts, Pete Gluszek and Mike Iaconelli. In addition to this exclusive, personal, and customized training, students will receive a one-year subscription to BASSIN’ MAGAZINE ®, -Course Literature, tackle gift pack and official BU alumni T-shirt.
Bass University, unlimited potential, unlimited success.
Be part of the Institution for Advanced Anglers.
Click here to go directly to the site to register
2009 NATIONAL GUARD JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
The National Guard Junior World Championship (“NGJWC”) is the premier junior fishing tournament in the world. It is held each year in conjunction with the $2 Million Forrest Wood Cup. At the NGJWC, the junior anglers compete for $30,000 in scholarships plus sponsor merchandise packages. The top six finishers in each age group receive a scholarship and a sponsor package. The first place finisher receives a $5,000 scholarship, the 2nd place finisher receives a $3,000 scholarship, the 3rd place finisher receives a $2,500 scholarship, the 4th place finisher receives a $2,000 scholarship, the 5th place finisher receives a $1,500 scholarship, and the 6th place finisher receives a $1,000 scholarship.
Every junior angler that competes in the NGJWC tournament is already a champion by having qualified for this event at their State level. The qualifying junior anglers are treated to 4 days of action packed events, including educational seminars, a 2-day tournament, and unlimited access to the Forrest Wood Cup event and Family Fun Zone.This year, the NGJWC was held on July 31st and August 1st in Pools 6 and 7 of the Allegheny River in Kittanning, Pennsylvania, a short distance from Pittsburgh and the “three rivers” where the Pros were competing in the Forrest Wood Cup. Junior anglers from 39 States competed in the 2009 NGJWC. Each State was represented by two junior anglers, one in the 11-14 age group and one in the 15-18 age group. Read All
The National Guard Junior World Championship (“NGJWC”) is the premier junior fishing tournament in the world. It is held each year in conjunction with the $2 Million Forrest Wood Cup. At the NGJWC, the junior anglers compete for $30,000 in scholarships plus sponsor merchandise packages. The top six finishers in each age group receive a scholarship and a sponsor package. The first place finisher receives a $5,000 scholarship, the 2nd place finisher receives a $3,000 scholarship, the 3rd place finisher receives a $2,500 scholarship, the 4th place finisher receives a $2,000 scholarship, the 5th place finisher receives a $1,500 scholarship, and the 6th place finisher receives a $1,000 scholarship.
Every junior angler that competes in the NGJWC tournament is already a champion by having qualified for this event at their State level. The qualifying junior anglers are treated to 4 days of action packed events, including educational seminars, a 2-day tournament, and unlimited access to the Forrest Wood Cup event and Family Fun Zone.This year, the NGJWC was held on July 31st and August 1st in Pools 6 and 7 of the Allegheny River in Kittanning, Pennsylvania, a short distance from Pittsburgh and the “three rivers” where the Pros were competing in the Forrest Wood Cup. Junior anglers from 39 States competed in the 2009 NGJWC. Each State was represented by two junior anglers, one in the 11-14 age group and one in the 15-18 age group. Read All
| Mike Hart has four life vest for sale. Each vest at a very low cost of $40.00 each. Size is extra large If you wish to purchase one, send an email to Mike Hart with the necessary information needed so that he can hold it for you at the next meeting. NJBF is in need of an individual that is willing to tow the tournament trailer to all events in 2010. Pay for this will be $250.00. This includes all expense incurred, gas tolls during that traveled to and from. If interested, please contact Al Purdy, tournament director for more information |