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(L-R)
Bill Sanders, third place co-angler; Joe
Delauney, second place co-angler; Jason
Waid, first place co-angler; Herb
Fazenbaker, first place boater; Brett
Quader, second place boater and Brett
Winegardner, third place boater.
June
21, 2008
2008 MBFN Deep Creek Lake Tournament Trail
#2 in the Books
RESULTS>>
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Richard
Welden Captures 2008 Mr. BASS Title
on Tidal Potomac River with 31 lbs.,
8 ozs..
STORY>>
RESULTS>> |
April
21 2008
Hundreds of Bass Caught in
Potomac
Tourney
By
Fredrick Matos
The
2008 Maryland Bass Federation Nation (MBFN)
Tournament Trail series of events kicked
off on a very windy Saturday April 5th
with 90 enthusiastic anglers in the water
on the Potomac River, launching at
Smallwood
State Park
. It’s a great area for bass, with many
great and diverse fishing locations such
as the main river, various tributaries,
coves, docks and structures, all
presenting many opportunities to use
unique angling strategies and
tactics.
FULL
STORY>>
RESULTS>>> |
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Federation Nation Initiates
"THE AD LOCKER" Advertising Campaign
If you as
an MBF member own a business or know someone who
does...think about this. Advertise in the
Federation Update's AD
LOCKER and also obtain a link to your
business from this website's Sponsor link page.
For as little as $150 per issue, you'll reach
hundreds of the best bass fishermen and women in
the state, nation and the world. It's
simple, easy and effective and brings business
to YOUR company and
advertising dollars for YOUR
Federation.
SEE
DETAILS>>
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The youth of Maryland were the big winners
at the President's Conference in March. Here are the final totals:
Auction: $ 3,174.00
50/50: 488.00
Donations: 1,910.00
Total: $ 5,572.00 !!!!!
Donations were received from the following:
*Westmar Bassmasters $ 200.00
*Blue Ridge Bassers 210.00
*Southern Region 200.00
*Northern Region 200.00
*Randy Bottomly 100.00
*CT/HX Engineering 1,000.00
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The PVA Bass Tour and The Maryland Bass Federation Nation presents
The National Paralyzed Veterans of America Bass
Tournament
July 12 & 13, 2008 on the Potomac River out of Smallwood State Park.
Registration Check-in will be Friday July 11 at the Waldorf Holiday Inn, beginning at 4:30 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.
This is our largest single undertaking of the year as an organization and we need YOU involved !!!
Please step up and volunteer to be a boat captain, or an on the ground volunteer.
Please contact Jim Kline at JKline76@verizon.net, or Dick Brown at mdbfupdate2002@msn.com
PRESS
RELEASE>>
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May
17, 18, 2008
2008 Weather Tough State Qualifying
Tournament, A Grand Success
STORY>>
RESULTS>>
Maryland's Austin Neary Crowned CastingKids
National Champion at 2008 Bassmasters Classic
Read
Story>
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The Butch Ward Memorial Tournament
By Jim Kline
The Butch Ward Memorial Tournament was held on Saturday, April 5, 2008, on the Susquehanna River out of River Front Campground. Butch was shining down on the 35 two-man teams as records were shattered at the 9th Annual Tournament. Eleven limits of three fish, 18 inches and over, were brought to the scales, 16 fish weighing in at 4 pounds and up, for a total of 46 keepers. The lunker fish weighed in at 5 lb. 7 oz. and was caught by the team of Dave Bruchey/Tony Tozzolo. Congratulations to the winning team of Ed Keller and Dave Frye, with a weight of 12 lb. 11 oz., Jason Myers and Robert Boyer took second place with 11 lb. 12 oz., and John Chortanoff and Jermell Fleming came in third with 11 lb. 4 oz. Thanks to Eric, Joe and John for your help with this tournament. Thanks to all who fished this tournament, because of you money will again go out of this event to the Butch Ward Scholarship. Last, but not least, thanks to Ken Penrod for his monetary donation to the scholarship fund. |
Skeeter
introduces
BASS Federation Nation Program
State Chapters and Club Members to Benefit
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Above,
Scott Sewell, MBFN's Conservation Director
releases bass into the Middle River.
MBFN
Releases Bass
more>>>
November
9, 2007
Maryland BASS Federation releases 1,800 baby bass in Middle River. The bass ranged in size from 6 - 8'', with several as large as 10"! Another 1,900 were released into the Choptank River later in the day.
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