Hello everyone and thank you for taking interest in the 2010 Texas BassCat Event.  While this event is based in Texas, we welcome all BCB owners to come enjoy our community, the competition, and giving to charity.

After a week of letting our participants vote on the host lake, we have closed the polls and set our details.  So without further delay;

Lake Bob Sandlin
November 6th
Titus County Public Ramp - Host Ramp

For more information on the lake location or host ramp, simply click on either name.

Entry Fee:
$125.00

10% of all entry fee's and sponsor dollars will be donated to charity.  While we are yet to determine the charity, one will be decided in the next week or two.

This year, the entry fee will cover a fully catered meal that will be available to our participants at weigh in.  This is a top of the line BBQ catering company, so youll want to stick around for it.   www.chuckwagoncuisine.com   You will also be provided ice tea, water, and soft drinks.

First Place:
minimum $1,000.00 guaranteed
This year, with the help of our great sponsors, we again are able to guarantee at least a $1,000.00 first place prize.  While we are geared towards an event built around community and charity, as fisherman we are all a bit competitive.  Heres a little help to keep it that way!  Just ask last year winners how it felt to walk away with a thousand dollars for their hard day on the water...

Sponsors:
This year, the sponsors have stepped up above their commitments from last year to help bring BCB owners the best event possible.  As they support us, remember to support them when possible.  















As of today, 9-5-10 this is as much information as we have to pass along.  As new sponsors, door prizes, incentives, and other goodies come along we will relay them to you quickly.  If you have any questions PLEASE ASK.  Thanks for taking the time to check out our event take care.

By the way... Last year we had a couple of Arkansas boys, Bill and Reid Prescott, come down here and take our money, trophy, and pride...  Texas guys had better step it up this year!

We are thinking around 70 this year Jack.